The Mall Gaming experience and your chance to win R150,000

13 May 2016

nAvTV has announced a two-month long event that will allow everyday South African gamers to compete with the best players the country has to offer.

Gamers will have their chance to take on the Pro Evolution Soccer League, while those who just want to sit and relax can check out the various LEGO games on offer.

NAG and Gaming Entertainment Solution (GES) will also be hosting a Cosplay Competition with a R15,000 prize attached to it.

The biggest event is the South African Gigabyte Dota 2 Challenge, featuring an estimated cash prize pool of R150,000.

You can register for the Dota 2 Challenge here.

You can check out all the details and dates for the event below:

Online Qualifiers

The winner of the Online qualifier will make it to the Finals Directly.
The next top 12 teams will be seeded into 4 groups which will play on LAN, where the winning team in each group will head to the finals.
OPEN Online Qualifier: 10th May – 20th May

LAN Group Stages

LAN Group stages and Finals are BYOC (Bring your own computer)
4 – 5 June – Cradlestone – 4 Teams – Double Elimination – 1 Team Qualifies for finals
11 – 12 June– Northgate – 4 Teams – Double Elimination – 1 Team Qualifies for finals
18 – 19 June – Greenstone – 4 Teams – Double Elimination – 1 Team Qualifies for finals
25 – 26 June – Break
2 – 3 July – Break

Finals

9-10 July – Cradlestone Finals – Winner of Online Qualifier and the 3 LAN qualified teams

Prize Pool : Estimated R150 000


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