Skyesports Championship 4.0 for CS: GO, Dota 2, and Pokemon UNITE

Newsroom Dec 28, 2022

Skyesports Championship 4.0 for CS: GO, Dota 2, and Pokemon UNITE Concluded; More Than 5000 Esports Fans in Attendance.

Overview:

The Esports event at the AMD Skyesports Championship focused on the Grand Finales of CS: GO and Dota 2.
The AMD Skyesports Championship 4.0 CSGO features a total prize pool of $10,000, while there is prize money of $15,000 for Dota 2.

At the Bombay Exhibition Center, the Skyesports Championship 4.0 is now over. Even though it was a one-day gaming and Esports event, the fact that it took place on-site makes it more interesting. Over 5,000 people attended the event, according to Skyesports, which included music performances and meet-and-greets with prominent game producers and celebrities. On December 24, 2022, the AMD Skyesports Championship 4.0 will occur. It will take place in Hall 4 of the NESCO Bombay Exhibition Center in Goregaon, Mumbai. It will delight enthusiasts since it is free to attend and is being put on by the leading global semiconductor company AMD. The event's official fantasy partners include Asia's biggest Esports fantasy site FanClash and leading gaming peripherals company Logitech G.

You can also download the Tournafest app from Google Play or App Store to play Esports Tournaments & Scrims games like BGMI, Free Fire MAX, Call of Duty, CS: GO, Valorant, Pokemon Unite & win exciting rewards! You can also go ahead and organize Tournaments & fetch unmatched perks.

The AMD Skyesports Championship 4.0 will be packed with surprises since it includes sporting activities, musical performances, meet-and-greets, and more. It would be an excellent source of enjoyment for all Indian fans of Esports. The CS: GO and Dota 2 Grand Finals will take center stage at the AMD Skyesports Championship. The competition's open to all strategy would provide a route for prospective Esports players. The overall prize money for the AMD Skyesports Championship 4.0 CSGO is $10,000, while the prize money for Dota 2 is $15,000.

Skyesports Championship 4.0

Along with CS: GO and Dota 2, Skyesports has also announced the Grand Finals for the Pokemon Unite India Open, proving that the organization hasn't forgotten about mobile gamers. It will be one of India's largest Esports competitions, with a total prize fund of Rs. 22,50,000. The upper bracket finals will feature a match between God Reign and Revenant Esports, while the lower bracket finals will feature S8UL and Marcos Gaming. And the competition's new winner will emerge from among these four teams.

Famous Esports developers and celebrities will be at the location for the AMD Skyesports Championship's major events, including Esports competitions. The meet-and-greet booth by the Skyesports team will allow Esports fans to talk with their favorite producers.

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The Championship Tournament Details

The CS: GO, Dota 2 Championships, and the Pokemon UNITE India Open National Finals were all played during the event. God's Reign defeated Revenant Esports to become the new Pokemon UNITE India Champions, winning a substantial portion of the INR 22,50,000 prize money. South Asian and SEA teams competed in Dota 2 and CS: GO tournaments, with Team NKT from SEA and Neon Esports from the Philippines taking home the titles in each game.

Along with the fierce fight, spectators could tour the booths for gaming equipment and accessories from Logitech G, Revenant Esports, and Cybeart. The participants also had the opportunity to meet well-known individuals like Dynamo Gaming, Xyaa, Tbone, Fa2, Ankkita C, and others during a meet and greet that was prepared for them.

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The country's leading video game producers competed in the Streamers Showdown for CS: GO, which was one of the event's highlights. There were three teams made up of a total of 15 streamers. Team Imported Jods, made up of Jimmy Gaming, Sway, Xyaa, Euphoria, and Paradox, dominated the competition. The Streamers Showdown CS: GO presently has over 350,000 views on YouTube, which is fantastic and suggests that the game's Esports scene in India may be reviving.

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