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Free Fire zone predictor
Not live yet. Free Fire shares no maps and no data source with the games this already reads, so it needs building from the ground up — and the vote decides whether it goes first.
Where it stands: Planned. Nothing is shared with the existing models, so this one starts from zero.
Free Fire's zone is a faster version of the same problem
Fifty players instead of a hundred, on smaller maps, in matches that finish in roughly a third of the time. The safe zone works the way it does everywhere: it is announced, it shrinks, and the next one is always drawn inside the last. What changes is the pace — fewer phases, each arriving sooner, which makes rotating early worth more and guessing wrong more expensive.
The prediction people actually want is not the circle the game just showed them. It is the one after it. That is exactly what this does for BGMI: the white circle is already on your screen, and the model draws where the one following it is likely to land.
Why the existing models are no help at all
Bermuda, Purgatory and Kalahari are Free Fire's own maps. Not one of them is Erangel or Miramar, and the models here are per-map — trained on how circles behave on that specific terrain, phase by phase. There is nothing to transfer. A Free Fire predictor is a new map template, a new detector for how the circle looks on Free Fire's minimap, and a fresh set of models for every map and phase.
What it takes, measured rather than guessed
Free Fire publishes no telemetry the way PUBG PC does, so the zone chains have to come out of footage — which is precisely how this site's first models were built, and why the cost is known rather than estimated.
That pipeline was: a circle detector trained on a few thousand hand-labelled minimap frames, feature matching to place each detected circle on the real map, then a frame-by-frame pass over about two hundred tournament videos to recover roughly a thousand complete match chains. Those chains trained fourteen separate models, one per map per phase.
Free Fire needs its own version of every step. It is weeks of work rather than days, which is the honest reason it is a vote rather than a date.
Questions
Free Fire, specifically
Is there a Free Fire zone predictor on ZonePredictor?
Not yet. Uploading a Free Fire screenshot will not give you a prediction — the models here are trained on Erangel and Miramar, which are PUBG maps. A Free Fire version is planned, and which game gets built next is decided by what visitors answer when the site asks which game they play.
Why can't it just use the BGMI model on Free Fire?
Because a zone model learns one map. It knows where circles tend to form on Erangel, not how a circle behaves in general — and Free Fire shares no maps with PUBG. Pointing the existing model at Bermuda would produce a confident answer with nothing behind it, which is worse than no answer.
How do I vote for Free Fire?
Tap Free Fire on this page, or in the one-question poll the site opens with. Both record the same answer, and that count is what decides the order things get built in.
What works today
BGMI and PUBG Mobile, on Erangel and Miramar. Upload the map screen with the current white circle visible and you get it back with the likely next circle drawn on.
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