The tournament will run through November with $100K of the prize money being split between four qualifying stages, and the remaining $500 000 segmented across the participants in the latter stages of the tournament. The event will feature 16 teams from around the globe, with its first qualifier starting in North America on July 10. This is certainly what crypto and online casino betting platform Thunderpick seems to think, as they have announced they will be hosting a World Tournament, offering a $600 000 prize pool entirely of Bitcoin. Thunderpick Announces $600K TournamentĬounter-Strike 2’s release date may be fast approaching, but that does not mean that CS:GO would not have some massive events before the transition happens. Sixteen teams from around the globe will be participating in a world tournament hosted by online crypto and gambling platform Thunderpick, in what could be the last big CS:GO event.

Thunderpick is investing heavily in other fields of the competitive CS scene.

Qualifiers for the tournament will start on July 10 in North America.

The tournament’s prize money will be given out entirely in Bitcoin.

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