Chemin Esports won the Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter Grand Finals: Prize Pool Distribution, Standings, and More
Chemin Esports won the Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter Grand Finals: Prize Pool Distribution, Standings, and More
Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter hosted Grand Finals on 30th January 2022 and Chemin Esports emerged as the winner of the tournament. Chemin Esports won their first-ever official Free Fire Esports tournament.
The winning team was giving fantastic performances continuously in the past few months and maintaining that excellent form in the Grand Finals work for them. In the group stage, Chemin Esports finished in second place which boasted them 12 headstarts points that helped them in winning even though they didn’t get a single Booyah.
Chemin Esports acquired 83 total points and Radhe Thakur notched 15 kills for which he is crowned MVP in the Grand Finals. Chemin Esports was followed by fans’ favorite team Total Gaming who acquired second place. Total Gaming’s star player Delete was in top form and fans enjoyed watching his gunfights.
GodLike Esports made a comeback after a balanced performance in the group stage and attained the third position on the overall standings. Meanwhile, Nigma Galaxy remained in the fourth spot in the leadership of popular player Vasiyo.
Prize Pool Distribution
The prize pool distribution after the Grand Finals of Free Fire Pro League 2021 winter is as follows:
- 1st place: ?15,00,000 – Chemin Esports (Winner)
- 2nd place: ?7,50,000 – Total Gaming Esports
- 3rd place: ?3,50,000 – GodLike Esports
- 4th place: ?2,50,000 – Nigma Galaxy
- 5th Place: ?2,00,000 – TSM-FTX
- 6th place: ?1,20,000 – Team Insane Esports
- 7th place: ?1,00,000 – KM Brotherhood
- 8th place: ?80,000 – PVS Gaming
- 9th place: ?60,000 – Team Chaos
- 10th place: ?40,000 – Aura Gaming
- 11th place: ?30,000 – Revenant Esports
- 12th place: ?20,000 – Assassin Army
The Grand Finals was outstanding for teams like Chemin Esports, Godlike Esports, Total Gaming, and the other three teams in the top six. While for teams like Revenant Esports it was dreadful as they finished at the bottom of the standings and couldn’t qualify directly into the next big tournament of Free Fire.
The Free Fire tournaments for 2021 are now finished with the ending of the FFPL 2021 winter. The new esports season of Free Fire tournaments will start with the Free Fire India Championship 2022 Spring in the upcoming months. Garena has already shown its glances at the end of the FFPL 2021 winter. The registration for the FFIC 2022 Spring will start from 7th February 2022. Now the wait for the next big bang in the Free Fire is begun.
