Exeedme Launches Tournament Operator Support Program

Blockchain-based tournament operator Exeedme has launched its own $50,000 program to support competition from independent tournament organizers and gaming communities. The project is part of a grant program from Exeedme, an initiative that also aims to promote the platform in the esports community.

Tournament operators who want to participate in the project must register on the Exeedme platform and fill out a special form. Candidates must have experience organizing esports competitions and ensure that the tournament starts within the next 90 days after their candidacy is approved.

The tournament must also be broadcast live and include open qualifiers. If the application is approved, the tournament operator will be required to have an online registration page within 30 days of being approved by Exeedme. If this does not happen, the blockchain platform will withdraw the organizer's participation in the program.

The program will primarily support competitions in the disciplines of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Warzone and Dota 2. However, Exeedme said it would also consider adding other disciplines to the program.

The $50,000 budget is not fixed and may vary depending on the quality of applications. Exeedme will also prioritize tournaments that already have prize pools as the budget can be used to increase competition.

An additional "Arrangement Fee" of up to 5% of the total prize pool will also be offered. The amount will be calculated based on the amount of funds originally invested by the tournament organizer and funds funded by the Exeedme platform.

According to the company, the purpose of the grants program is to provide tools to improve the administration and organization of competitions, as well as use the prize funds that Exeedme can provide to communities.