This is the Esports World Cup, an event that will feature 20 video game competitions and will be held this year in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia Not only has it invested capital in important companies in the video game industry such as EA, Capcom and Nintendo, but it also wants to have a strong presence in the video game scene. electronic sports. It has already made the first move on several teams, but now it intends to destroy them all in its own competitive event.
An esports tournament will distribute 60 million dollars in prizes
The Esports World Cup 2024to be composed of Riyadh during the European summer, an impressive general stock of 60 million dollars, a figure beyond all familiarity on the scene. before, Players8 by 2023 there will be 45 million and The International 2021from Dota 2, distributed 40 million.
Beyond this massive figure, the Esports World Cup will feature competition never before seen in an esports event. It will not only provide prizes for players or teams in specific video games, but will make the global actions of all participating organizations in different video games to be distributed. 20 million dollars.
“He Club Championship is a new format dedicated to competitions in many games, where each club has the opportunity to place its players in different titles. At the end of the event, the Club with the best performance in the various playing championships will be crowned the first Esports World Cup Club Champion” explained the organization.
The remainder of the prize pool will be divided into three additional distribution categories: Game Championships, Player Rewards and Qualifications. Each of the 20 Games Championships competitions will have its own prize pool, with a combined total in excess of $33 million. Additionally, a reward of $50,000 to the MVP player which is the most outstanding in every competition.
The video games that will participate in the event are: Apex Legends, Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, EA Sports FC 24, Fortnite, Free Fire, Honor of Kings, League of Legends, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Overwatch 2, PUBG Battlegrounds , PUBG MOBILE, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, RENNSPORT, Rocket League, StarCraft II, Street Fighter 6, Teamfight Tactics and TEKKEN 8.
Source: Tycsports
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