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    FFWS 2026 Spring Pakistan: Winners, prize pool distribution, and summary

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    DP Dominators emerged victorious in the Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2026. The squad showcased their supremacy in the Grand Final of the event on May 2 and lifted the prestigious trophy. The team received the first prize of $6,457 and will represent Pakistan in the Free Fire Esports World Cup 2026 in Indonesia this July.

    DP Dominators scored 115 points in six matches of the Grand Final of the FFWS 2026 Spring Pakistan, securing two Booyahs and 70 eliminations. They won the second and sixth games of the finale and had a good run in the Group Stage of the World Series. Overall, the squad showed their consistency throughout the Free Fire contest and won their first major title.

    Prize pool distribution of FFWS 2026 Spring Pakistan

    The World Series 2026 Spring Pakistan featured a total prize pool of $25,110. A total of 18 teams participated in the Group Stage. Two teams faced disqualification from the event for violating the rules.

    Here is the prize pool distribution:

    1. DP Dominators – $6,457
    2. Khan Official – $3,946
    3. Total Winner – $2,690
    4. RZX Esports – $1,614
    5. Sky Hawks – $1,435
    6. Vanguard – $1,255
    7. Back Elite – $1,076
    8. Hotshots Esports – $1,076
    9. End Army – $897
    10. Confide – $717
    11. Argon Esports – $538
    12. Team O7 – Disqualified
    13. Ragnarock Esports – $251
    14. OLD Official – $251
    15. FS Official – $251
    16. The Immortals – $251
    17. Big Five – $251
    18. Soul Breakerz – Disqualified

    Special Awards

    • Group Stage MVP – Roxen (Soul Breakerz) – $251
    • Grand Final MVP – Smarty (Sky Hawks) – $395

    Khan Official finished second in the event after a brilliant performance. The team won three consecutive Booyahs in the Grand Final, accumulating 106 points and ensuring 57 eliminations. They were awarded a cash prize of $3,946.

    Total Winner secured third place with 103 points and one Booyah. RZX Esports grabbed fourth spot with 97 points. Sky Hawks came fifth with 80 points, with their star Free Fire player Smarty winning the Final MVP title. He took 28 kills in the Grand Final.

    Vanguard had an average run in the FFWS 2026 Spring as they claimed seventh position with 75 points. Back Elite and Hotshot Esports ensured seventh and eighth with 65 and 57 points, respectively. End Army came ninth with 53 points.

    Confide faced tough challenges in the Grand Final of the FFWS 2026 Spring. The team scored only 49 points and Ed ended up in 10th position. Argon finished 11th with 24 points, including 17 eliminations. Team 07 was disqualified from the event during the Final.