Brazilian organizations formed their own W1N League

Famous Brazilian esports organizations LOUD, paiN Gaming, B4 Esports and Los Grandes have announced the creation of their own league called W1N League. The new league, which Fluxo joined shortly after its formation, aims to develop and host new tournaments and projects on the local scene.

Immediately after the announcement, representatives of the Esports Insider portal spoke with the ideological inspirers of the project and found out the details of the further development of the W1N League.

Rodrigo Terrón, co-owner of the Los Grandes organization: "We see this as an opportunity to get more votes and a little more power in the scenario in which we compete and develop. Today we often become hostages of tournament operators, leagues and traditional championship series. As a result, we were very active, but not decision makers. The W1N League was created to bring some of that to the organization."

The partners involved in the production of the W1N League are the agencies Sundae and Druid, who are responsible for the implementation of the project. Attracting new partners certainly seems like an important direction, and perhaps more opportunities are planned in the future.

Thomas Hamens, CEO of paiN Gaming: "We are still at the very beginning and we are creating everything from a rudimentary and innovative idea to a script. It is important to say that we will certainly have more editions and that there will be a transition to other forms and products".

Led by some of Brazil's major esports organizations, the W1N League has the potential to develop competitions that are more focused on the needs of teams.

The W1N League officially kicked off on August 12th with a £25,000 prize pool for Free Fire emulation. This is an alternative Free Fire competitive scene in which teams play Garena's mobile game on PC and represent the main organizations of the local scene. However, LOUD, paiN Gaming, B4 Esports and Los Grandes intend to expand into other disciplines in the future.