The National Finals of the Free Fire City Open (FFCO) 2021 is scheduled for Sunday, i.e., 15th August. FFCO is an open city-based tournament that started on 26th April. The top 12 qualified teams (8 from City Finals, 2 from City Play-ins final, and 2 from Wildcard Final) will contend in a best-of-six final.Garena has conducted the FFCO strictly with proper monitoring. Many teams, including Total Gaming, have been disqualified for violating the rules. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Free Fire Esports India (@freefireesportsindia)Qualified teams of FFCO National Finals1. Team OP (Delhi Champions)2. Last Hope (Vizag Champion)3. Galaxy Racer - 4 Unknown (Mumbai Champion)4. Ankush Free Fire Esports (Lucknow Champions)5. Jalikattu Tamilnadu (Chennai Champions)6. Head Hunters (Kolkata Champions)7. Captains (Hyderabad Champions)8. Zero Degree (Ahmedabad Champions)9. Pro Nation (Wildcard Finals)10. Titanium Army (Wildcard Finals)11. Team Elite (City Play-ins Finals champion)12. Raven Esports (City Play-ins Finals runners-up)Team Elite, who dominated the city play-in finals, will be the frontrunner for the title. Among the other contenders are AFF Esports, Captains, and 4UN-GXR. However, underdogs such as Team Op and Pro Nation can take anyone by surprise.Free Fire City Open FormatPrize pool distribution for the Free Fire City Open 2021The prize pool for the tournament is a whopping ₹60 lakhs. The Free Fire City Open champions will be rewarded with prize money worth ₹15 lakh. The first and second runners-up will be rewarded with ₹7.5 lakh and ₹5 lakh.Each qualification (city, wildcard, play-ins) finals had a prize pool of ₹2 lakhs.1st Place (Winners) - ₹15,00,0002nd Place (1st Runner-up) - ₹7,50,000 3rd Place (2nd Runner-up) - ₹5,00,000 4th Place - ₹3,00,000 5th Place - ₹2,00,000 6th Place - ₹2,00,000 7th Place - ₹1,50,000 8th Place - ₹1,50,000 9th Place - ₹1,00,000 10th Place - ₹1,00,000 11th Place - ₹50,000 12th Place - ₹50,000Top Kills (Team) - ₹100,000MVP - ₹50,000 View this post on Instagram A post shared by Free Fire Esports India (@freefireesportsindia)The event will be broadcast live on Facebook, the YouTube channel of Free Fire Esports India, and the Booyah App.