All of us at DreamHack are proud to show the world of esports continues to grow and move forward, even as we continue adapting and finding solutions for this new normal.”ĬS:GO tournament organizer BLAST is entering Valorant, announcing a Valorant Twitch Invitational running Sept.11-13 featuring four European teams: G2 Esports, Ninjas In Pajamas, Team Liquid, and FunPlus Phoenix.įormula 1 opened the doors to a second esports series, with the new venture dedicated to mobile gaming. “We’ve developed a structure to support teams, players and fans around the world with this format, and are looking forward to a great competition. “Following the success of our online DreamHack Masters Spring, we’re very excited to bring our fans the DreamHack Masters Winter,” said DreamHack Chief Product Officer Michael Van Driel. A prize pool totaling $250,000 will be split among four regional competitions in Europe (16 teams), North America (8 teams), Asia (4 teams) and Oceania (4 teams). It’s a smart avenue for local, regional and national brands to reach an extended and specific audience while connecting in new ways.”ĭreamHack announced that DreamHack Masters Winter will take place online from Nov. “Through Mainline’s white-labeled tournament software, we’re also able to incorporate sponsors with the tournaments, which feature institutional marks and an association where they already have an affinity. “We see tremendous value in esports, particularly during a time of social distancing when more students and cadets may be learning remotely,” said Learfield IMG College’s EVP/Managing Director – Media and Partnerships Group, Rick Barakat. Learfield IMG College holds individual athletics multimedia rights agreements with each of these participating institutions, which allows for new brand opportunities for current corporate partners.
In addition, NM State will be participating. Learfield IMG College continues to shore up its esports events, this time partnering with tournament operator provider Mainline to launch the 2020 Fall Madden Challenge for NM State and 10 associated members from the Mountain West Conference, including Air Force, Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, Hawaii, Nevada, San Jose State, UNLV, Utah State and Wyoming. The first Rainbow Six Siege in-game items in the program will launch this month. Overall, Ubisoft picked 42 international organizations to join the program, with a three-tier structure. In a post, the company stated that the program will span about four years in order to give team the ability to plan for the future for in-game item sales. Ubisoft is giving a facelift to the company’s Rainbow Six Siege revenue-sharing program, including renaming it R6 SHARE. All plans are of course subject to change as we continue to monitor guidance around the COVID-19 situation, and ESL’s top priority is always the health and well-being of teams, coaches, managers and crew.”
“The IEM Global Challenge will be our first step towards that. “It is with great sadness that we needed to cancel this year’s CS:GO Major, but we are doing everything we can to resume running tournaments like we used to as soon as it is possible,” said Michal “CARMAC” Blicharz, VP ProGaming at ESL. 6-22 and feature European, North American, Oceania and Asian divisions with teams. Meanwhile, IEM Beijing-Haidian will run online from Nov. The IEM Global Challenge will take place from 15-20 in Cologne and will feature the best eight North American and European teams with $500,000 in prize money.
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Taking place in December, the tournament will “bring North American and European players together to compete offline and in person for the first time since the COVID-19 outbreak” and replace the CS:GO Rio Major, which was due to take place in November, which was scrapped due to the ongoing disruption caused by the pandemic. ESL rolled out tournament plans for the remainder of a pandemic-painted 2020, including the announcement for the Intel Extreme Masters: Global Challenge, a transatlantic tournament that will close the year.
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