Pakistan to face India and Bangladesh again this weekend in Free Fire Tri-Series

 

The Free Fire Tri-Series is set to officially start on April 9 with six Pakistani teams saying that they are facing strong rivals like India and Bangladesh and we have the Free Fire Games in South Asia. Is a wonderful opportunity to become king.

This will be the first time in the 50 50,000 tournament that strong South Asian teams will be seen competing for their country's prestige.

The Free Fire Pakistan League (FFPL) season ne defending champions 'TG' have expressed full confidence in their recent interview and said that they are 100% hopeful that the 'Free Fire Tri-Series' tournament will be the same. Will win

"I don't think there's a strong opponent in the Free Fire Tri-Series," said TG captain Sharkey.

The other five teams representing Pakistan in the tournament also have great feats, such as the FFCS, one of the biggest freestyle tournaments at the House of Blood, and the former champion Freestyle Continental Series Pakistan. Qualifiers 2020 and Hot Shot have the title of "Champion of Clean War Season 1". That is why we believe that there is a lot of e-sports talent in Pakistan which is dedicated to the spirit of becoming a champion.

The Free Fire Tri-Series is an important opportunity for the TG team to get acquainted with the international tournament, when they will be representing Pakistan in the Free Fire World Series, the world's largest e-sports tournament, to be held in Singapore next month. There will be a team with a prize money of US 20 2 million. Team TG Play will start their journey in the tournament with them and will compete for two unique tickets to reach the grand final.

The Free Fire Tri-Series will feature six teams from six countries divided into three groups that will compete in a one-week format, with the first week of the Free Fire Tri-Series taking place between Friday and Sunday (April 9 to April 11) and the tournament. Will start at half past noon. The Free Fire Tri-Series Tournament will be shown on Grena Free Fire's YouTube channel with Urdu commentary.