Free Fire India Championship - Rules and Brief Details

The first esports tournament of the year for Free Fire has ended. Registration for the Free Fire India Championship 2022 Spring FFC is now closed. From February 7 to February 11, 2022, people have been signed up for FFC Mode. Let’s investigate FFIC 2022 Spring FFC Mode. The first esports competition of the year always gets players excited. Interested? Attempt FFC mode. The 42 qualified teams and the 7th–12th-place teams from FFPL 2022 Winter are split into four groups of 12 teams each. After the best-of-six round in each group, the top two teams move on to the FFIC League Stage. Here are all the facts:

During the whole FFIC 2022 Spring FFC Qualifier, each team member must keep their Diamond I rank and level 40 with a rank of 2538 to register.
A participant must be at least 16 years old to take part in the competition.
There must be between five and six people on the squad at all times.
Each squad will receive a total of ten tickets for use in scheduling. When the dust settles after 10 rounds, the team’s final standing will be based on the combined scores of the top five players.
The FFIC 2022 Spring close qualifiers will go to the top 42 shortlisted teams.
In FFC mode, players cannot join more than one team.
To make changes to the roster of your squad, you will first need to disband it.
Each team will receive a total of ten tickets as part of the matchmaking process. The final rating of the squad will be based on the contributions of the top five scorers overall in ten rounds.
Teams that have already used at least one ticket will not be able to quit the competition at any time.
Every single one of the contestants has to be a native of either Nepal or India.