FFWS 2026 Brazil Split 2 Grand Finals: Teams, Prize Pool

The Grand Finals of the Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2026 Brazil Split 2 are set to take place on October 10 and 11, 2026. Twelve teams will battle for the championship title and a share of the prize pool, with the winner also earning a spot at the FFWS 2026 Global Finals.

Two teams have already secured their places at the international event.

The FFWS 2026 Brazil Split 2 is being conducted across three stages: Phase 1, Phase 2, and the Grand Finals. Fourteen teams initially competed in Phase 1, with the top 12 advancing to the next stage. The bottom two teams were eliminated from the tournament.

Teams qualified for the FFWS 2026 Brazil Split 2 Grand Finals

The following 12 teams have qualified for the Grand Finals:

LOUD
LOS
INTZ
Fluxo W7M
Influence Rage
Team Solid
Alpha7 Esports
CPT VOX
SX TET
Rise Gaming
RUSH Gaming
AFG Esports

FFWS 2026 Brazil Split 2 prize pool

The top five teams in the Grand Finals will receive a share of the tournament's prize pool. The champions will take home $44,151, while the runners-up will earn $24,082.

Here is the complete prize distribution:

1st Place: $44,151
2nd Place: $24,082
3rd Place: $18,062
4th Place: $10,034
5th Place: $5,619

How to watch the FFWS 2026 Brazil Split 2 Grand Finals

The FFWS 2026 Brazil Split 2 Grand Finals will be streamed live on the Free Fire Esports Brasil YouTube channel. The broadcast is scheduled to begin at 9:15 PM IST.

LOUD enter the Grand Finals as one of the teams to watch after finishing first in the Phase 2 overall standings. LOS also had an impressive run, securing second place in the previous stage. Both teams have already booked their spots at the FFWS 2026 Global Finals and will now look to add the Brazil Split 2 championship to their achievements.

INTZ, Fluxo W7M, and Team Solid also produced solid performances during the earlier stages. Influence Rage, meanwhile, struggled during Phase 1 but showed considerable improvement in Phase 2.

Alpha7 Esports and Rise Gaming delivered relatively average performances in the previous stage, while AFG Esports had a difficult Phase 2 campaign.

With only one Global Finals spot available through the Grand Finals, the remaining teams will be determined to finish at the top and secure their place on the international stage. The Brazil Split 2 finale will be played using the Champion Rush format, setting up an intense battle for the title and the coveted Global Finals qualification.