Registration for CEVO S10 open

16-5-2016 23:36

CEVO has announced that registration for its 10th season is now open, with upwards of $30,000 on offer across three divisions and two regions.

CEVO's Season 9 Professional division came to an end roughly two weeks ago, with Tempo Storm securing the title and the $55,000 grand prize after beating SK Gaming at the offline finals, in London.

Until Sunday, May 29, teams can sign up for CEVO's premium pay-to-play divisions (Main, Intermediate and Amateur) for a discounted 'early bird' fee. After this date, the registration fees will increase.

Discounted early bird registration now available on CEVO

Below is a list with the key features from CEVO's premium divisions:

ALL matches played on premium 128-tickrate CEVO game servers across 15+ geographic locations protected by CEVO's proprietary anti-cheat technology.
Unlimited access to automated scrim system (with premium league team)
Complete live personal & team statistics for every match and individual ranking on Event Leaderboards
$$$ prizes in ALL premium skill divisions
Pick/Ban maps just like the Pros with our automated in-client veto system
CEVO's automated match service integration
Automatic recording and storage of GOTV demos
In-game coaching enabled in ALL premium skill divisions
Real-time updated standings and team rankings
Automatic weekly matches scheduled and easy to use match scheduling thread
Helpful league officials available for LIVE support Sunday through Thursday all season long
Ability to file match disputes for CEVO staff review
FREE access to community forums and match predictions

Interested teams can sign up for CEVO's Season 10 by going here. The regular season will run from May 30 to July 31, with the online playoffs scheduled to start on August 4 and end on September 8.

CEVO has not yet announced any details about the professional division, which featured a new system in season 9, in which four 16-team single-elimination brackets were played to determine the teams who qualified for the LAN finals.

The following cash prizes will be on offer in CEVO's premium divisions:

CEVO Main - $10,000 per region
CEVO Intermediate - $5,000 per region
CEVO Amateur - $1,500 per region

This is gonna be so sweet, Hype!

2016-05-16 23:36

11 replies

Oh naive kids I was 4th in the CEVO-M league You'll never reach my greatness back in s9

2016-05-16 23:37

9 replies

I do not see any Belgium players in any of the top teams.

2016-05-17 00:03

8 replies

hi scream

2016-05-17 00:32

3 replies

He's not in cevo main lol. Did you even read?

2016-05-17 00:36

2 replies

"I do not see any Belgium players in any of the top teams." I suppose IGZN took this as the top proffesional teams, i.e nip,fnatic,g2. Your comment was a bit unclear

2016-05-17 01:23

1 reply

ez for ENCE

2016-05-17 03:34

they talk about his onetaps... one of the highest rated players... Ex6tence one of the smartest igl-s...tings any bells?

2016-05-17 08:27

rings any bells*

2016-05-17 08:28

We are talking about main division. Read the earlier posts.

2016-05-17 08:37

sd gaming has one belgian player

2016-05-17 15:22

EsZy QUal

2016-05-17 00:26

2016-05-16 23:35

nice

gl for everyone

lol

I'm registering If I was good enough :(

AYY

Nice

K Nigga K

2016-05-16 23:39

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2016-05-16 23:54

EZ 4 ENCE

2016-05-16 23:57

The anti-cheat is crap doe.

2016-05-17 00:05

7 replies

Cevo anti cheat is good.

2016-05-17 00:07

6 replies

It's not. There are alot of private cheats that are well-known and not even that pricy that bypasses it so I wouldn't even want to know about self made ones.

2016-05-17 00:10

5 replies

I have been in 3 seasons of cevo and never heard of or saw anything that suggests cheating. It is a very good anti cheat and is broadly accepted as so.

2016-05-17 00:11