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Garena Free Fire's highly anticipated Esports World Cup debut is fast approaching, kicking off on Wednesday, July 14th. This prestigious tournament, held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, is a key component of the Esports World Cup and part of Saudi Arabia's ambitious plan to become a global gaming hub. While the event's scale is impressive, its long-term success remains to be seen.
The Free Fire competition will unfold in three phases:
- Knockout Stage (July 10th-12th): Eighteen participating teams will compete, with the top twelve advancing.
- Points Rush Stage (July 13th): A chance for teams to gain an early advantage.
- Grand Finals (July 14th): The final showdown to crown the champion.
Free Fire's recent success, including its 7th-anniversary celebrations and upcoming anime adaptation, is undeniable. However, the Esports World Cup's accessibility presents a challenge, potentially limiting participation for those outside the established competitive scene.
Nevertheless, there's plenty to enjoy while following the competition. Explore our curated list of the best mobile games of 2024 (so far) and discover the year's most anticipated mobile titles for even more gaming excitement!
