Snapdragon Pro Series Announces Free Fire Mobile Masters Event

The Snapdragon Pro Series has revealed that Free Fire will be featured in its Mobile Masters event, the highest tier of competition in the series.

Snapdragon Pro Series Announces Free Fire Mobile Masters Event

The Snapdragon Pro Series, a renowned mobile esports tournament circuit, has revealed that Free Fire will be featured in its Mobile Masters event, the highest tier of competition in the series.

The event is scheduled to take place from April 12th to 14th, 2024, where twelve teams from Latin America and the Asia-Pacific region will vie for a substantial share of the $400,000 prize money.

Teams earning coveted spots in the Snapdragon Pro Series Free Fire event will qualify through ‘Mobile Challenge-level competitions.’

The Snapdragon Pro Series Mobile Challenge Finals, set for February 24th-25th, 2024, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, will play a pivotal role in determining these qualified teams. During this event, teams will compete for a $40,000 prize pool and the chance to secure six Mobile Masters places.

Free Fire, developed by Garena, is a popular mobile shooter esports title that has regained popularity, particularly with its return to India after a year-and-a-half ban due to national security concerns in August. The game boasts significant viewership, holding the record for the second most-viewed esports event. The 2021 Free Fire World Series recorded peak viewing figures of 6.4 million, according to Esports Charts.

In addition to the Free Fire tournament, the Snapdragon Pro Series Mobile Masters will feature a Call of Duty: Mobile event in 2024. From April 12th to 13th, eight teams representing six regions will compete for a chance to win a share of the $200,000 prize pool.

The Pro Series experienced notable expansion in 2023, allowing players and teams from Latin America to participate. The ESL FACEIT Group (EFG) unveiled an expanded roadmap in April, contributing to increased player engagement and viewership. Last year, Snapdragon Pro Series also hosted a Mobile Masters event for Brawl Stars in Japan.

Sam Braithwaite, Vice President of Game Ecosystems, Mobile, at Snapdragon Pro Series, expressed excitement about the upcoming Mobile Masters event, stating, “Mobile Masters is set to be the culmination of that growth trajectory, with the world’s best coming to our newest region. We’re excited to welcome fans from around the globe to Brazil as we crown new World Champions.”

The announcement highlights the increasing prominence of mobile esports, and the Snapdragon Pro Series remains at the forefront, attracting top talent and offering substantial prize pools for competitive gaming on mobile platforms.