
In the heart of Saudi Arabia’s capital, the Esports World Cup (EWC) has kicked off, drawing attention and sparking discussions within the industry. With a staggering prize pool exceeding $60 million, the EWC aims to unite professional gamers, publishers, and fans worldwide over an eight-week competitive gaming extravaganza.
The tournament features renowned organizations like T1, FlyQuest, Gen.G Esports, Fnatic, and G2 Esports competing across 21 esports titles to claim the ultimate EWC champion title. The prize money will be distributed among various categories, including player bounties and overall performance rewards.