Good Game League returns in 2019 with ~$110,000 in prize money

The Good Game League returns in 2019 featuring a total of €100,000 (~$113,000) in prize money.

The third edition of the GG League will culminate with an offline event at the Poznan Stadium, in Poland, on July 13-14, where eight teams will clash in a bid to secure the first prize of €50,000 (approximately $56,000).

Of the eight participants, three will receive direct invites, one of which has been given to x-kom. The Polish squad defeated ALTERNATE aTTaX in the grand final of GG League 2018, yielding them a direct invite to the next iteration of the event. As for the remaining five sides, they will be determined via a closed qualifier and four regional LAN qualifiers.

In a bid to give up-and-coming teams a chance to participate at the event in Poznan, the organisers of the league have devised a total of 16 online qualifiers that will precede four regional LAN qualifiers, to be held across Poland. The top four teams from each online qualifier will be admitted to the respective regional LAN event, joining four invited sides - two from Poland and two from other European countries.

Teams to secure first place at their regional LAN will qualify for the LAN finals in Poznan, while the teams who place second will be given another chance to qualify for the main event via the closed qualifier. Currently, only one regional LAN qualifier has been announced, to be hosted in Warsaw at the Polish Army Stadium.

Below is the prize pool distribution:

1. €50,000 (~$56,600)
2. €20,000 (~$22,600)
3-4. €8,000 (~$9,000)
5-6. €4,000 (~$4,500)
7-8. €3,000 (~$3,400)

Teams interested in signing up for the online qualifiers may do so by clicking here. Details regarding the remaining three regional qualifiers, their dates and locations will be announced at a later time.