ESEA Has Announced the Cash Cup Circuit For North America
ESEA has taken up the development of the North American scene.
The ESEA platform announced the Cash Cup Circuit tournament series for North America.
ESEA made a fairly loud announcement related to the development of the North American scene. First, the company announced the Cash Cup Circuit for North America. The series of tournaments will not only allow teams to earn money but also slots at Major events.
How Does the Cash Cup Circuit Work?
From March to May, 8 Cash Cup tournaments will be held, each with a prize pool of $5,000 and free registration. But this is not the end yet. Teams will earn money and points depending on their performance at the Cash Cup. The best teams will be invited to the $60,000 playoffs, with the top prize being a slot in the closed qualifiers at IEM Fall and a bootcamp at IEM Cologne.
Also, the tournaments will have an official broadcast from Eric fl0m Flom, one of the brightest personalities of American CS:GO. Therefore, the team will also receive some attention from the community.
Thus, the teams will not only take part in the high-level qualification but also get work experience with the best teams in the world.
Cash Cup Circuit is what North America needs today
The Cash Cup Circuit is not just about adding more Cash Cups to North America but also the beginning of a full-fledged ecosystem for developing teams in this region. As a result, teams of any level will be able to try their hand and gain experience at a local tournament and compete to participate in a Major event.
In addition, absolutely any team can meet the best teams during the bootcamp at IEM Cologne and get invaluable experience. This will not only give additional motivation for the teams but also raise the overall level of the scene. There should be more such initiatives from TO.
When will the Cash Cup Circuit start?
The Cash Cup Circuit will begin with the usual Cash Cups, the first of which will start on March 11. Registration for all tournaments is already open via the link.
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