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All of these teams will be battling each other to get the title of FFIC 2021 Spring along with the lions share of the Rs 75,00,000 prize pool. Note, the top six teams of this tournament will directly qualify for the Free Fire Pro League Summer, just like how the top six teams of FFIC 2020 Fall are a part of this tournament. Also Read - EWar Games Free Fire Premier League: Everything you need to know
FFIC 2021 Spring Format
All of the 18 teams will be divided into groups and will have to battle each other in three group stages over 9 League Days, starting February 19. The group stages will end on March 7. The top two teams of all the groups will then proceed to compete in the Grand Finals, which will take place on March 21. Also Read - Garena Free Fire vs Call of Duty Mobile: Which battle royale game is better?
What now for AAYUSH and team Old Skool?
The team or AAYUSH have yet to release any official statement regarding the ban. For their part, Garena has announced that AAYUSH has been banned from all Garena Free Fire Tournaments until February 7, 2022. It is not yet known if AAYUSH’s account will also be banned.
As for the rest of the team, it is quite possible that they may find a replacement member for their team. Unfortunately, the team name might now be tainted. It is also possible that team Old Skool might be disbanded altogether.
Garena has fixed rules when it comes to hacking and cheaters. If a player is caught cheating, the player is banned with no option for an appeal. “We have zero tolerance for any activity that undermines the integrity and fairness of our game. We will permanently ban anyone – amateur or pro – who is found to be cheating. Moreover, pro players who cheat will be expelled from our tournaments along with their entire team,” a spokesperson from Garena