

From October 2nd to October 15th, 2023, the gaming community turned its attention to one of the major events of the year: The “CCT South America Series 12”. Hosted online, this event drew 24 teams from across the continent, battling for a share of the $25,000 prize pool.
A Group Swiss format was chosen, a method sought after for its fairness in competition. Here's a brief overview of the group stage’s highlights:
The Round of 16 saw some exciting matches so far:
With these results, paiN, FURIA Academy, W7M, and ODDIK have secured their places in the quarter-finals, but there’s more. With a few games yet to be played in the Round of 16, O PLANO, UNO MILLE, SELVA, Sharks, Fluxo, Solid, Bestia and MIBR Academy still have their chance at the Quarter-Finals. All of their games will be played today (Friday, the 13th), so don’t miss out on those.
The event also saw unexpected events. Both WINDINGO and LRV ended up forfeiting their matches. These forfeitures certainly added unexpected twists in the competition, but it is still sad to see teams leave the tournaments.
The prize money, which is a significant draw, is distributed as follows:
| Position | Prize Money |
|---|---|
| 1st Place | $11,000 |
| 2nd Place | $5,000 |
| 3-4th Places | $2,500 |
| 5-8th Places | $1,000 |
And if you’re wondering, teams ranking from 9th to 24th won't receive cash prizes.
The CCT South America Series 12 is more than just a gaming event. It's a showcase of the ever-growing popularity of eSports in South America. With teams giving their best, fans are eagerly waiting for the final matches. As the days progress, anticipation builds, and soon the SA gaming community will crown its champion for this series.