EGW-NewsIEM Sydney, featuring a $250,000 prize pool and the participation of NAVI and Monte, will be the first tier-1 tournament in CS 2
IEM Sydney, featuring a $250,000 prize pool and the participation of NAVI and Monte, will be the first tier-1 tournament in CS 2
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NaViIn the latest esports news, the first tier-1 CS:GO tournament is set to be IEM Sydney! The competition will kick off on October 16th with an impressive prize pool of $250,000. Fans can look forward to thrilling matchups as legendary team NAVI and promising team Monte are confirmed participants.
This event is poised to be a significant moment in the world of CS 2, attracting the attention of both fans and professional players. The inclusion of NAVI and Monte adds star power to the competition, and the substantial prize pool provides extra motivation for teams to showcase their top-tier esports skills.
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