FFWS 2026 Global Finals: Prize Pool Distribution, Groups, and All Teams
The Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2026 Global Finals is scheduled to take place from November 6 to 28, 2026. Featuring 24 top teams from across the world, the tournament will offer a massive prize pool of $1.2 million. Teams will compete for the prestigious championship trophy across three stages: the Knockout Stage, Last Chance, and Grand Finals.
The Knockout Stage and Last Chance rounds will be held at Garena Studio, while the Grand Finals will take place at BITEC Live in Bangkok, Thailand. LYON, the winner of the Free Fire World Cup 2026, has secured a direct spot in the tournament. The remaining 23 teams qualified through their respective regional competitions.
FFWS 2026 Global Finals: Knockout Stage Groups
The 24 participating teams have been divided into four groups for the first phase of the Knockout Stage, with six teams in each group.
Group A
Stellar Esport (USA)
Total Winner Esports (Pakistan)
Buriram United Esports (Thailand)
ONIC Olympus (Indonesia)
GunDynasty (LATAM)
TSG Pros (India)
Group B
RRQ Kazu (Indonesia)
GOW (Vietnam)
Horaa Esports (Nepal)
xProjekt (MEA)
Blue Cheese (LATAM)
LOUD (Brazil)
Group C
Pirate Esports (Bangladesh)
LYON (Mexico)
Fluxo W7M (Brazil)
Resurrection Esports (India)
Bigetron by Vitality (Indonesia)
P Esports (Vietnam)
Group D
Team Infinity (Bangladesh)
LOS (Brazil)
Team Flash (Vietnam)
All Gamers Global (Thailand)
ParadoX Gaming (Africa)
Team Apex Gaming (India)
FFWS 2026 Global Finals Prize Pool Distribution
The tournament features a substantial prize pool, with participating teams receiving rewards according to their final standings.
Position | Prize Money |
|---|---|
1st Place | $350,000 |
2nd Place | $160,000 |
3rd Place | $75,000 |
4th Place | $65,000 |
5th Place | $60,000 |
6th Place | $55,000 |
7th Place | $50,000 |
8th Place | $45,000 |
9th Place | $40,000 |
10th Place | $35,000 |
11th Place | $33,000 |
12th Place | $29,000 |
13th Place | $21,000 |
14th Place | $20,000 |
15th Place | $19,000 |
16th Place | $18,000 |
17th Place | $17,000 |
18th Place | $16,000 |
19th Place | $15,000 |
20th Place | $14,000 |
21st Place | $13,000 |
22nd Place | $12,000 |
23rd Place | $11,000 |
24th Place | $10,000 |
Special Awards
In addition to the team prize money, individual players will have opportunities to earn special awards based on their performances.
Grand Finals MVP: $5,000
Daily Knockout Stage MVP: $750 per day
Teams to Watch at FFWS 2026 Global Finals
Buriram United Esports Aim to Defend Their Title
Thailand's Buriram United Esports will enter the competition looking to defend their championship. However, the team has experienced mixed results in recent tournaments. After an average performance at the World Series 2026 SEA Fall, Buriram United finished seventh at the Free Fire World Cup 2026.
The team will now aim to improve its performance and retain the coveted Global Finals title.
Fluxo W7M Look to Return to the Top
Brazilian team Fluxo W7M will also be among the teams to watch. The squad finished as runners-up in the previous edition and previously won the Global Finals in 2024.
Following strong performances in regional competitions this year, Fluxo W7M will be eager to add another international championship to its record.
Thailand's All Gamers Global and Indonesia's RRQ also had impressive results in the previous edition, finishing third and fourth, respectively. Both teams will look to challenge the leading contenders once again.
Indian Teams at FFWS 2026 Global Finals
India will be represented by Apex Gaming, Resurrection Esports, and TSG Pros. All three teams secured their places after finishing among the top three teams at the FFMIC 2026 Fall.
Their group assignments are as follows:
Apex Gaming: Group D
Resurrection Esports: Group C
TSG Pros: Group A
The Indian representatives will aim to make a strong impression on the international stage and compete for a place on the podium. Their performances will be closely followed by Indian Free Fire fans throughout the tournament.
Conclusion
The FFWS 2026 Global Finals promises an exciting international showdown, featuring 24 teams competing for championship glory and a major prize pool. With defending champions Buriram United Esports, former winners Fluxo W7M, and LYON among the notable contenders, the tournament is expected to deliver plenty of action.
Indian fans will particularly look forward to seeing Apex Gaming, Resurrection Esports, and TSG Pros compete against the world's best teams when the event begins on November 6, 2026.
Editorial note: The supplied prize amounts for all 24 placements add up to $1,277,000, which is $77,000 more than the stated $1.2 million prize pool. Verify the official figures before publication.
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