The esports championship organized by Deutsche Telekom, the T-esports Championship starting on September 9, awaits the members of the e-sports community with special competitions. In the online events and in the final organized at Hungexpo, the total prize money of the competitions in the championship of Counter Strike 2, League of Legends, Brawl Stars and EA FC 24 games is 100 thousand euros.

The T-esports Championship organized by Deutsche Telekom impresses e-sports fans with exciting competitions in the fall. The esports fiesta starts on September 9 and ends on November 16-17 at Hungexpo, within the framework of the PlayIT event. In this year’s championship, in addition to Hungary, the best teams from Poland, the Czech Republic, Croatia, North Macedonia and Montenegro, which are considered to be the priority countries, are expected to take part from all over Europe. Entries can be made from August 14 to September 8.

Counter Strike 2 (PC), League of Legends (PC), Brawl Stars (mobile) and EA FC 24 (PlayStation) teams after a qualification after a Swiss play off finals, the audience and competitors can follow the matches on an international stream.

The Telekom eSport Championship promises special moments for both players and spectators. During the event, participants can test their skills while enjoying a high-tech gaming experience. Competitors who reach the finals can experience what it feels like to play on the most powerful gamer PCs with high bandwidth and low latency on Telekom’s private mobile network built for the competition, as well as on its dedicated landline network, within the framework of PlayIT at Hungexpo in Budapest.

“eSports is now a global community of players, teams, leagues and fans, sponsors and developers, and top competitive eSports talent . It contributes to the development of digital skills and provides excellent entertainment for hundreds of thousands of viewers, available anytime and anywhere there is a network. Technological innovations provided by Telekom’s high-quality network and partners create opportunities that enhance the experiences provided by e-sports even more. The T-esports Championship international competition is not only for entertainment, but also for the development of the sport” said Tibor Rékasi, CEO of Magyar Telekom, the president of the Hungarian E-Sport Association.

“The popularity of e-sports is constantly increasing, Telekom is committed to tuning this dynamically developing community as much as possible. Our goal is to provide our customers with the best possible service experience through our landline and mobile network, whether it’s for fun, work or competitions like the T-esports Championship” – added Béla Szabó, Magyar Telekom’s brand communication director.

The best of the field take part in the championship, who compete in an exciting competition for outstanding prizes. Esport1 is a supporter of matches of Hungarian interest, so it provides the entire organization and conduct of the final, as well as the streaming of the event. Sony contributes to the success of the event as an international sponsor, and Samsung as a local partner by providing the most modern mobile phones and tablets.
Source: Telekom press material