Red Bull Battle Grounds DOTA 2 China Qualifier This Weekend
This Sunday, April 12th, the China qualifiers for the Red Bull Battle Grounds DOTA 2 tournament will kick off at 11 PM Pacific and you can watch it unfold on the official Red Bull Battle Grounds site.
This round of qualifiers features 4 teams: Invictus Gaming, LGD, EHOME, and Newbee who you might remember as the winning team in The Invitational 2015.
Giving wings to a new competitive gaming format, the first Red Bull Battle Grounds: Dota 2 invitational tournament circuit will culminate in a one-day grand final on May 10th at San Francisco’s legendary venue, The Warfield Theatre. The road to this revered stage – and the $75K base line prize purse (this prize pool is now over $80,000 as of this writing)- will pit 20 invited professional teams, representing the best of the best from five regions around the world, against each other for a competitive sprint to the grand finals in this global tournament. Tickets are on sale now and start at $34.61 for General Admission Balcony seats.
If you want to add a bit to the prize pool, there's a special DOTA 2/Red Bull bundle on sale now for $8.99. The set contains 13 items and a fraction of the cost adds to the prize pool for every purchase. Check it out in the DOTA 2 store.
Get your predictions in now! Tell me which team will win in the comments below.
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