What are Scrims?

If you watch eSports, you've probably heard the word "Scrims". Scrims (short for scrimmages) are practice matches played between competitive teams. Unlike regular ranked matches or solo tournaments, scrims are highly organized, intense, and require top-tier team coordination.

Why Your Squad Needs to Play Scrims

Playing classic matches won't make your squad better. In a real tournament, the final zone might have 20 players alive, all spamming gloo walls. Scrims teach you how to rotate properly, hold compounds, and focus-fire enemies. It's the only way to prepare for official official Free Fire City Opens or major Nepali eSports events.

How to Join Scrims in Nepal

On Nepaliadda, we host dedicated Squad matches that act as paid scrims. This means you aren't just practicing; you are competing for a prize pool. It's the perfect environment to test your team's synergy under pressure.

Make sure your squad has clear roles: an IGL (In-Game Leader), a Sniper/Support, and two aggressive Rushers. Communication is key. Drop into Bermuda, gear up, and prove your squad is the best in Nepal!