The Esports World Cup, the largest gaming festival in the world, opened its third week of elite action on Wednesday with a number of sides starring in the Counter-Strike 2 tournament at Boulevard Riyadh City.
The qualification matches produced the following results: MOUZ 2-1 Sashi Esports, Team Spirit 1-0 MIBR, Navi 2-0 FURIA Esports, Virtus.pro 1-0 Complexity, Team Vitality 2-0 M80, FaZe Clan 2-0 FlyQuest, G2 Esports 2-0 The MongolZ.
All of the victorious teams now proceed to the Counter-Strike 2 play-offs.
The eight-week long Esports World Cup, which features a unique cross-game structure pitting the world’s top clubs and players against one another across 22 global competitions
in 21 leading games, runs until August 25 at Boulevard Riyadh City. The tournament has a prize pool of $60 million, the largest in the history of esports.
More than 1,500 players, representing over 60 nationalities, are battling it out at the Esports World Cup. Week three also features action from the Dota2 Riyadh Masters and PUBG Mobile.
For more information, please visit Esports World Cup. To buy tickets, please see Esports World Cup | webook.com.
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