FACEIT PRO LEAGUE ENTERS SEA

FACEIT PRO LEAGUE ENTERS SEA
Popular CS:GO league lands in South East Asia (SEA) offering pro players the chance to compete for a $20,000 prize every month.

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London, United Kingdom – 21 December, 2016 – FACEIT – the leading eSports tournament platform – is pleased to announce they are bringing their FACEIT PRO LEAGUE to the SEA Counter-Strike community.

After a successful EU launch of the league in September, the FACE PRO LEAGUE will head to SEA and will bring all of the best CS:GO talent together. As with Europe teams will be randomised, where they can compete for a monthly grand prize of $20,000!

The initial player pool of the league will consist of players coming from the best SEA teams and whose indisputable skill will guarantee a certain competitive level, not to mention some spectacular content for the whole community.

To keep the influx of young, fresh players going, other gamers can qualify into the FPL through the FACEIT leagues system. Every month the top 60 players of the ”Master League” will be eligible to participate in a 5 days qualifier, which will guarantee access to the FACEIT PRO LEAGUE to the best five players.

Harry ‘HeadShot’ Lee of Team IndoChina said: “FPL is an excelent idea where the best players (and some upcoming talents) can have fun and practice while playing together. Being able to easily play with people on the same level is very important to trade gaming knowledge, improving players and community itself. The prize is awesome aswell and I’m looking forward to play a lot in FPL SEA!”

David ‘Spynner’ Kim from Team Indo added: “FPL is something that the SEA scene will benefit greatly from. An organized system that promotes pro players to play with eachother will not only raise the skill ceiling in SEA, but also encourage pros to interact more with one another. I personally think growing our community closer while also helping improve individually only benefits everyone. With the help of FACEIT, I’m happy to be a part of this and am excited to see how this grows our community.”