Overwatch World Cup Prize Pool 2017

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Detailed viewers statistics of Overwatch World Cup 2017: Shanghai Qualifier, China, Overwatch. Statistics of matches, teams, languages and platforms. Following last night’s 2017 Overwatch World Cup, Blizzard shared a bunch of details about how the game’s upcoming professional league will work, including scheduling, prize money, and how the. A: There’s no prize pool for this exhibition. However, the top 16 teams competing at BlizzCon will receive an appearance bonus and a free trip to BlizzCon. Q: Where can I get more information about Overwatch World Cup eligibility and tournament structure? A: We’ll be posting a detailed breakdown of the Overwatch World Cup rules soon.

Full information about World Cup 2017 Overwatch. Match results, VODs, streams, team rosters, schedules.
Overwatch World Cup 2017 Qualifiers. Date: 14th July - 13th August. Prize Pool: $288,000. Streams: Twitch.tv. Format: Group Stage: Round Robin, all games are BO4, top two teams from each group advance to playoffs; Playoffs: Single elimination, all games are BO5, two winners advance to the Main Event in November.

Overwatch World Cup – USA and UK take final playoff spots

Two teams took over the Overwatch World Cup Group Stage in Santa Monica. The United Kingdom and the United States’ wins mean they take the last spots in the Playoffs at BlizzCon this year.

The teams went undefeated in their overall team matches, but the United Kingdom joins South Korea and China as the only teams to advance without dropping a map.

United States beat Chinese Taipei, 3-1
United Kingdom beat Belgium, 4-0
Chinese Taipei beat Brazil, 4-0
Germany beat Israel, 3-2
United States beat Germany, 3-0
United Kingdom beat Chinese Taipei, 3-0

Tournament VODs: https://www.twitch.tv/playoverwatch/videos/all

Group Stage results: https://worldcup.playoverwatch.com/en-us/#group-stage

Overwatch World Cup Playoff Teams

China
France
Sweden
Australia
South Korea
Canada
United Kingdom
United States

Heroes of the Storm – Eastern Clash Championship

L5 Sweeps the Competition to take the Win

In a weekend of surprises, L5 went undefeated in Taipei, Taiwan, taking home the Heroes Global Championship (HGC) Eastern Clash championship and the biggest share of the $100,000 prize pool.

L5 breezed past Soul Torturers (TW) and TFC (TW) before battling a tough Tempest(KR) 3 – 2 to make it to the finals against fellow powerhouse MVP Black (KR). MVP Black had a tough road after suffering an early upset at the hands of Tempest in their second match at the event. However, this wasn’t to be a fairy tale ending for the team, as L5 avenged their loss to MVP Black in the first Eastern Clash and won 4 – 1.

Eastern Clash Results, August 11-13 – Prize Pool: $100,000 USD

1^st Place: L5 (KR) – $30,000
2^nd Place: MVP Black (KR) – $20,000
3^rd Place: Tempest (KR) – $15,000
4^th Place: CE (CN) – $10,000
5^th – 6^th Place: Soul Torturers (Twain) and Team Face Check (Taiwan) – $7,500
7^th – 8^th Place: Deadly Kittens (SEA) and Super Perfect Team (CN) – $5,000

All Eastern Clash VODs: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCASdq716V77-Ixup3HZOZWQ/videos

StarCraft II – EU Regionals

European Regionals Kick off WCS Challenger Montreal

According to a press release from Blizzard, the fourth WCS Circuit stop kicks into high gear August 18-19 with the European regional playoffs which will give top StarCraft II players a chance to compete for a share of $10,000 and 1,000 WCS points per region.

The prize distribution per region will be as follows:

1st Place: $1,600 & 200 WCS Points as well as a seed into WCS Montreal
2nd Place: $1,200 & 140 WCS Points as well as a seed into WCS Montreal
3rd-4th Place: $800 & 90 WCS Points as well as a seed into WCS Montreal
5th-8th Place: $600 & 60 WCS Points
9th-16th Place: $400 & 30 WCS Points

For Honor Season Three

This week, Ubisoft announced that For Honor Season Three, “Grudge & Glory” is available on all platforms. “Grudge & Glory” is the largest update for the game to date and includes two additional heroes, two extra maps, ranked play, new customization items for all heroes and gameplay updates. Maps and ranked play will be free for all players at the start of Season Three.

Season Three includes:

Highlander (Viking Hybrid): Highlanders are patient heroes capable of switching between two different fighting forms. Their defensive form allows for counter-attacking and trading blows, while their offensive form empowers them to unleash their deadliest attacks at the expense of being able to block. Wielding the heaviest and longest sword in the game, the Highlander’s massive claymore gives them a deadly combination of strength and range.
Gladiator (Knight Assassin): Wielding a trident and shield, Gladiators have made a living off killing for sport, and now bring their ruthlessness and skill to war. Equipped with little armour, they can punch their opponents to create separation to set up attacks and stuns. Their larger stamina meter and reduced cool down times make them extremely agile and dangerous opponents.
New Maps: Sentinel and Viking Village join the selection of multiplayer maps. Each map holds unique and deadly hazards never before seen in For Honor adding a new dynamic to multiplayer matches. Viking Village’s massive rolling barrel is a dynamic hazard able to squash heroes, while a ballista gives players the opportunity to take down even the mightiest heroes from above on Sentinel.
Duel Ranked Tournament: The introduction of the 1v1 duel tournament feature will bring competitive ranked play to For Honor for all platforms. As players compete in tournaments, they will rise up the league rankings based on their performance and will receive in-game rewards.
New Gear and Expanded Gear Rarity: A new level of gear rarity, legendary gear, will increase the maximum gear score from 144 to 180. Additionally, the max reputation for all heroes will increase from 30 to 40. New gear will also be added for all heroes, giving players more customisation options.

For more information about For Honor, visit forhonorgame.com.

Ventrilo sponsors QuakeCon

Well known voice comms software company Ventrilo will sponsor QuakeCon’s 10th annual ‘Ultimate Power Up’ sweepstakes. As part of the sweepstakes, 100 lucky QuakeCon attendees will be entered into a drawing for their chance to be one of three randomly selected winners to each receive a $10,000 cash prize.

QuakeCon will take place on-site at the Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center in Grapevine, TX. Doors to QuakeCon will open on Thursday, August 24^th at 10am CT and will remain open through 12pm CT on Sunday, August 27^th. For more information visit: www.quakecon.org .

The ‘Ultimate Power Up’ winners will be randomly selected on Saturday, August 26^th alongside Master Pancake starting at 7pm. A total of 100 coveted tickets will be awarded to attendees throughout each day of the show via QuakeCon contests, random drawings, and other events.

QuakeCon Exhibit Hall Hours are:

Thursday, August 24^th: 10am – 6pm CT
Friday, August 25^th: 10am – 6pm CT
Saturday, August 26^th: 10am – 6pm CT

The free event is open to general admission attendees thanks to the support of id Software and Bethesda Softworks, as well as the QuakeCon volunteer staff and the 2017 event sponsors and exhibitors.

To pre-register for QuakeCon today go to: registration.quakecon.org. For more information on QuakeCon 2017 visit www.quakecon.org.

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Overwatch World Cup Standings

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Overwatch World Cup – USA and UK take final playoff spots

Two teams took over the Overwatch World Cup Group Stage in Santa Monica. The United Kingdom and the United States’ wins mean they take the last spots in the Playoffs at BlizzCon this year.

The teams went undefeated in their overall team matches, but the United Kingdom joins South Korea and China as the only teams to advance without dropping a map.

United States beat Chinese Taipei, 3-1
United Kingdom beat Belgium, 4-0
Chinese Taipei beat Brazil, 4-0
Germany beat Israel, 3-2
United States beat Germany, 3-0
United Kingdom beat Chinese Taipei, 3-0