Brazilian Free Fire League: Series A Final takes place this Saturday (16)

The final of the country’s official Free Fire championship is approaching. Starting at 1 pm (Brasilia time) this Saturday, April 16, 12 teams will face each other for nine takedowns to decide who will be the champion of the Brazilian Free Fire League (LBFF) 7. In addition to the R$ 105 thousand prize, the teams also compete for classification in the Free Fire World Series (FFWS), the Free Fire world championship that takes place in May, on the island of Sentosa.

This year, for the first time, the series A final will be broadcast live in select cinemas on the Cinemark network. Whoever is present will win a free edition of the Free Fire-themed Panini sticker album and rewards that can be redeemed within the game.

In addition to the exhibition in selected rooms of the Cinemark network, LBFF will also be broadcast on RedeTV! (open TV) and SPACE (closed TV), and also through Garena’s official channels on YouTube, BOOYAH!, and TikTok.

Who will take the cup?

The ranked teams are: B4, BD Vasco, Corinthians FF, Cruzeiro, Fluxo, GOD Unidas, Los Grandes, LOUD, Magic Squad, Meta Gaming, Team Liquid and Vivo Keyd. This year, four teams are in search of a double championship, the first in the history of the LBFF. They are: B4, Vivo Keyd, Fluxo and Team Liquid.

B4 reaches the final once again as leader of the table, with 1090 points, 495 kills and 12 Booyah!. The team is one of the favorites to take the title and goes strong to the final with the 12 bonus points. The team is led by Yago, the MVP of the qualifying phase of the edition.

Not far behind in the table is the Magic Squad, a team that surprised during the season, remaining as leader of the classification for 4 weeks and reaching the final with 1086 points, 484 kills and 15 Booyah!. The team seeks its first championship title.

Rounding out the top 3 is Los Grandes. The team closed the classification phase with 1041 points, 470 kills and 13 Booyah!. Among its members is Gus, a player who tied with Syaz, from Fluxo, in 2nd place in the MVP ranking with 153 kills.

Syaz even topped the MVP rankings for 6 weeks, before being overtaken by Yago and overtaken by Gus. Despite having dropped in the table in recent weeks, Fluxo was a highlight at the beginning of the season and also promises to fight for the second championship.

Here’s what the final table looks like:

Teams reach the final stage with a predetermined score, based on their position during the qualifying phase. See the scores below:

to keep an eye out

Even though they didn’t rank in the top 3 of the table, Meta Gaming had a consistent campaign during the season and surprised last week by breaking the record for kills in a round. The team reached 53 kills, surpassing the former Fluxo mark of 51.

Throughout this edition, Cauan7 also stood out by surpassing JapaBKR in total number of kills in the competition. The LOUD player has 570 kills, while the Flow captain has 561 kills.

And even though it doesn’t make the top 5 in number of kills, it’s still worth keeping an eye on MTS007. The player was LBFF 6 MVP and is still among the biggest knock downs of the season. Ahead of Team Liquid, he competes for the team’s 2nd title.

Closing the table, but also in the fight for a second championship, Vivo Keyd will need to combine experience and baggage to win the title. See the updated table at LBFF Stats and the full LBFF 7 lineups.

Revelation of the Season and MVP

LBFF 7 also brought news in its awards regulation. As of this edition, two players will be crowned MVP. The player with the most kills in the qualifying stage takes home the title, however, the count will be reset to the final and the player who has the most kills in this stage will also take the MVP title. In the qualifying phase of LBFF 7, B4 player Yago took home the first MVP title of the competition, with 166 kills.

During the broadcast, the “Revelation of the Season” will also be revealed, a new LBFF award that replaces the “Brabo da Galera” as of this season, and is chosen by the public between the classification phase and the final.

award

The LBFF 7 will have a total prize pool of R$ 745 thousand. The champion will receive R$105,000, while the 2nd and 3rd places will receive R$85,000 and R$75,000, respectively. The teams that get between 4th and 12th place earn R$ 53,333 each.

Access Group

The remaining four spots in Serie A will be played on Saturday, April 23. The access group is formed by 00 Nation, Nitroxx esports, Real E-sports and Netshoes Miners, in addition to the eight Serie B teams that finished between 2nd and 9th positions.

Of these 12 teams, the four with the best performance in the Access Group will play Serie A in the next stage, while the eight with the worst performance will play Serie B.

final rewards

The public that follows the final matches of LBFF 7 will be able to earn rewards on Free Fire, as the broadcast viewing goals are reached. With 250 thousand simultaneous views on participating platforms (BOOYAH!, YouTube and TikTok), 10 arma tickets, 10 incubator tickets and 10 diamond tickets will be distributed.

If the final reaches 500,000 views, fans will receive a name change card and a gel wall to be chosen by the players, among several options.

When the goal of 1 million views is reached, a Capa de Los Muertos set will be released. If goals are met, rewards will be available from April 17th.

During the broadcast, fans who stay tuned will be able to get the code for the LBFF themed item: the personalized parachute with the competition shield and the edition number. The item can also be obtained at the various events present on the LBFF social networks (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok and Discord) that will be delivering the parachute and angelic items. More information about the events will soon be released on the social networks of the Brazilian Free Fire League.

New song to celebrate

To further commemorate the end of the championship, the LBFF is releasing a new song for fans. The Duo Perfeito melody was written in the “piseiro” rhythm and is sung by Ruivinha de Marte and Paulo Pires. The duo will perform the opening show of the LBFF 7 final this weekend. Full of Free Fire slang, the song allows players to identify themselves in many situations in the game and will bring even more animation to enjoy the title dispute.