Launders to host first CS2 LAN in Toronto: How to Participate
Esports betting giant Rivalry has revealed their plans for FragFest, an eagerly awaited Counter-Strike 2 LAN tournament set to make history as Toronto's inaugural event of its kind. Partnering with renowned Counter-Strike commentator Mohan ‘Launders’ Govindasamy, Rivalry aims to captivate the local esports community through this groundbreaking collaboration.
Launders posts on Reddit about his collaboration with Rivalry for FragFest Toronto.Image Source: Screenshot from r/GlobalOffensive
Tournament Overview
Rivalry, the operator, has scheduled FragFest to take place on January 6th, 2024, at the Red Bull Gaming Studio, located within the Toronto headquarters of OverActive Media, a prominent Canadian esports holding company.
Address: 41 Fraser Ave, Toronto, ON M6K 1Y7, Canada
The competition is open to players from all regions, with a minimum age requirement of 19 to register. Participants are not required to be existing Rivalry users in order to enter FragFest. However, all participating players must be in the Rivalry Discord for check-ins with the Tournament Admin.
Ticket Prices and Prize Pool
CS2 Team Tickets: $125 CAD: Secures a slot for the entire team.
Spectator Tickets: $10 CAD: Allows fans to witness local talent thriving.
With a 16-team capacity, FragFest boasts a prize pool of $5,000 CAD, divided amongst the top three teams:
- 1st Place: $3,000 CAD
- 2nd Place: $1,500 CAD
- 3rd Place: $500 CAD
Slots are limited, so participants are urged to secure their FragFest spot now and embrace the local spirit at the first-ever Toronto CS2 LAN event.
Click HERE to register for the event.
Rivalry's Collaborative Approach
Rivalry's collaboration with Launders, which commenced in April 2023, extends beyond FragFest. The partnership aims to engage Toronto-based esports enthusiasts through various activations and online content, reinforcing Rivalry's commitment to fostering a vibrant esports community. With Counter-Strike 2 taking center stage, the partnership with Launders marks a strategic move for Rivalry in establishing a strong presence in Toronto's esports realm.
Featured Image Source: Rivalry.com
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