• CIS, Europe WC, MENA WC, Africa, South Asia WC, LATAM WC, North America, Malaysia & Singapore, Southeast Asia WC, HMT, Wildcard, Turkey, Germany, UK, France, Saudi, Iraq, Egypt, UAE, Pakistan, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Nepal, Bangladesh, Brazil, Mexico

 
PUBG MOBILE players around the world are invited to register their teams for the PMCO 2021between January 1st to January 24th here. As the kick-off of PUBG MOBILE esports program in 2021, PMCOs represent the entry gate to the PUBG MOBILE Global Championship (PMGC), PUBG MOBILE’s most prestigious tournament, the final fight for the greatest honor and largest prize money – and the chances are open for everyone! With a prize pool almost trebling that of this year ($5,000,000 to $14,000,000) and record breaking viewership numbers in 2020, the sky for PUBG MOBILE esports and its players in 2021 is beyond the limit. The next even bigger stages await aspiring esports professionals.
 
The PUBG MOBILE esports ecosystem began in 2018 with grassroots events across the world, and 2020 saw the completion of the amateur to pro circuit with the introduction of the PUBG MOBILE Global Championship (PMGC), PUBG MOBILE Pro League (PMPL), and the major expansion of the PMCO. In 2021, the PUBG MOBILE esports ecosystem will expand to more regions with more professional esports support and bigger prize pool. The program now supports competitors of all levels from amateur to semi-pro and pro across multiple countries and regions, ensuring a clear path for talented players to progress. 
 
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The deal marks Enjin Coin’s first official partnership with an esports organization, which has professional teams and players competing in Overwatch, CS:GO, World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, Rocket League, Smite, Vainglory and more.

“We have been exploring the eSports market for some time now and have been waiting for the perfect partner.” said Maxim Blagov, Enjin Coin CEO. “The incredible success and rapid growth of NRG eSports since its founding, coupled with their organization meticulous focus on strategy and innovation that clearly represents the future of esports made them the obvious choice.”

NRG eSports will help evangelize Enjin Coin to millions of their fans – spreading brand awareness, educating them about the gaming cryptocurrency, and introducing them to the Enjin Wallet.

“NRG eSports will help us introduce Enjin Coin to a massive, engaged, hard-core gaming audience – and be the first in a wave of gaming organizations and communities that will use our technology to galvanize their fans” said Ilija Rolovic, Enjin Coin CMO.

The esports organisation will utilise Enjin Coin technology to create custom NRG-branded tokens, and distribute them to their fans as engagement rewards, to be stored safely in their private Enjin Wallets. NRG eSports gaming audiences will be able to use the acquired tokens to enter into raffles and win major prizes – trips to events or matches, gaming hardware, signed team or celebrity investor merchandise, pro-gaming training sessions and various tiered prizes based on the number of redeemed tokens.

About Enjin Coin: Introduced by Enjin, a Singapore-based social gaming platform, ​Enjin ​Coin ​is ​a ​new ​cryptocurrency ​​and ​smart contract ​platform ​that gives ​game ​developers, ​content ​creators ​and ​gaming ​communities the ​required ​crypto-backed ​value ​and ​tools ​for implementing ​and ​managing ​virtual ​goods. The ​Enjin social gaming ​platform ​will ​have ​full ​support ​for ​these ​tokens, bringing them to it’s 19 million users.

About NRG eSports: NRG eSports was founded by Andy Miller and Mark Mastrov, co-owners of the Sacramento Kings in 2015. NRG counts advisors Shaquille O’Neal, Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez, and Jimmy Rollins among its investors. NRG have quickly become one of the most-loved teams in North America, with an exciting blend of young, upcoming talent and established veterans.

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Something is changing on eSports world. Speed Runs are taking bigger ground and growing exponentially in the market. Community is huge and willing to fight hard to earn recognition as eSports.

Pro Iber Gaming eSports (www.proibergaming.com ) has placed the stakes by making possible the production of the first online Speed Run professional tournament adapted to an eSports format.

Prize pool is over € 5.600 to be distributed amongst Top 8, this is the highest prize up to date worldwide for an indie game.

The responsible of making this possible is James “Zamiel” Nesta, chief programmer of the Racing+ Mod for the popular game The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+. This Mod allows player to compete in a professional eSports tournament format with fair play guarantees.

By the words of Pro Iber Gaming eSports CEO: “This tourney is the biggest in history and the first professional indie Speed Run like, with the highest pool prize worldwide for this title. Feedback on this work will make us able to offer a special service for this Speed Runs category with a wide spectrum pro league, gathering all communities under our flag which is theirs.

“The Lynx Trials” are the result of months of hard work to collect data for our platform, which is still in development. The challenge is to design a viable structure to produce automatized real money paid tournaments, creating a new market without access restrictions to an online transparent and clean competition.

Tournament’s Finals will be played on the platform’s launch event (LAN) beside other surprises that will take place in Madrid”. Tournament’s Finals will be played on the platform’s launch event (LAN) beside other surprises will take place in Madrid”.

Tourney’s format is special and never seen before:

Seeded: Same map, same starters, same initial RNG

Hard

64 players

Special double elimination: Finals will be played between 3 runners in single elimination format.

For the first time in history the best indie game ever will be enjoyed in an eSports stage, settling the future of online gaming that will change everything. Emotion rips through communities and specially production team by making real something considered to be impossible by the most restricted/traditional sector of this industry.

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If we could go back in time, no one in the early 2000s will believe that pro gaming will turn into a full time career. Look how far we’ve come, thanks to the rise of e-sports and the enourmous prize money teams and individuals take home.

The competitive scene has been dominated by team PvP games. Think Counterstrike, Starfcraft and DOTA, the frontrunners who’ve put e-sports on the map. Team shooters are making a massive comeback, with Blizzard and Overwatch leading the way. Earlier in the year, Blizzard announced its new Overwatch League. The league consists of several pro teams with around six players each, on top of a pool of free agent players. According to reports, a pro player in the Overwatch League can potentially earn up to $50,000 a year. In addition to that, there’s bonuses too such as dental and insurance. Anyone else mind blown yet?

Sure, it’s not what other players can take home from a month of playing in the DOTA Internationals competition. Heck, it’s even less than what a manager in a decent company will take home a year. But the point is, pro gaming is evolving into something of a stable career, beginning with what Blizzard’s doing with the Overwatch League.

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