Prize distribution for SLAP LIVE set

9-10-2012 14:45

The prize distribution for SLAP LIVE #26 next month in Fredericia, Denmark has been announced. The winning team of the CS:GO tournament will go home with half or the €10,000 prize purse.

SLAP LIVE #26 will take place during the Gadgets & Games event at the Fredericia Exhibition Centre, located in the eastern part of Jutland, Denmark, between November 1-4.

The event will feature a €10,000 CS:GO tournament, currently with 11 teams signed up, including the Brazilian team Progaming.TD, with Raphael "cogu" Camargo on the roster.

The organizers have now announced how the €10,000 prize purse will be distributed.

1. €5,000
2. €2,500
3. €1,500
4. €1,000

To check signups for the event click here and teams wanting to take part in the event can signup by going here.

Not bad for CS:GO.

2012-10-09 14:46

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asd

2012-10-09 14:56

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"a" and "p" key aint working?

2012-10-09 14:49

yew ar trolling wit bed grammer

2012-10-09 14:49

liek dis if you cri evrytiem :////

2012-10-09 14:53

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that feel when no gf

2012-10-09 14:53

bad for the best CS's standards though.

2012-10-09 17:44

putting money only way to keep the game alive

2012-10-09 14:48

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How long would you be alive without any money? Thats the way the world works..

2012-10-09 14:50

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idk if u check 1.6 stats, 40k people playing everyday and no money being put. GG

2012-10-09 14:52

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So you think every single person playing CS:GO is doing it for the money? rofl

2012-10-09 14:56

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People who play GO * Professionals * People who have good PCs * People who want to try out a new game (small community of 1.6rs, COD, BF3) * Most sourcers People who play 1.6 * People who still have a community of players playing 1.6 * People who don't have a good PC * People who don't like the current GO It's still generalized

2012-10-09 15:09

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*most saucers even thouhg thereis 40k source players on steam everyday?>

2012-10-09 16:20

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Ok, it should be 'many' instead of 'most' The amount of rejection by Source community to GO is far lesser than that by of the 1.6 community Source people almost happily jumped the GO wagon when it came out.

2012-10-09 19:48

+1 on 1.6 people who want a competitive game

2012-10-09 18:33

fuck steam stats I see: 23,268 38,734 Counter-Strike: Source and who plays Source? nobody ... who counts

2012-10-09 15:01

STFU with this 1.6 stats. 1.6 IS FUCKING OLD. Everyone knows about the game, but not alot of people knows about GO. Only the players that wants to play in the high level. In some years, CS:GO will be alot bigger then CS 1.6.

2012-10-09 15:14

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ooo u fanboy of cs:go i see u know much about community pxpaxp :D

2012-10-09 15:21

Yet teams couldn't be bothered to sign up for DH Valencia before they decided to switch from 1.6 to CS:GO. That should tell you why no money is placed into 1.6, just look at Bucharest, with a few more teams dropping out because of lack of funding. That should paint a clear picture as to what is happening currently.

2012-10-09 15:36

This is good news. As stated before, alot of tournaments and money in CS:GO. Its the future! CS:GO best FPS in eSport right now!

2012-10-09 15:15

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yeah thats why CSGO has less and less players as time passes by.

2012-10-09 17:47

Great news, but why the hell are they having it the same exact dates as ESWC? If it was a week earlier/later perhaps we could've just stayed in Europe longer! :[

2012-10-09 15:20

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