Ambitious Skyesports Championship 2024 Mired in Controversy
Team Gossip | Jul 23, 12:55 PM | 6 min read
Team Gossip | Jul 23, 12:55 PM | 6 min read
Team Gossip | Jul 23, 12:55 PM | 6 min read
The initial reaction about the place was great since the hospitality and hotels were good enough for a Tier 1 event, and Bleed's coach Kassad praised the same.
According to more players, everyone was given different PCs and Samsung 240 Hz monitors that had 200 FPS.
After the Playoffs are over, the teams will move to a LAN setting, where they will compete for a prize pool of $300,000.
Skyesports Championship 2024 is scheduled to kick off in a couple of days and teams from all across the globe have landed in Mumbai to participate in the $300,000 prize pool event. The Championship is divided into various stages and the players will play in a 'semi-LAN' environment from their hotel, Taj Lands End. Social media erupted as players expressed disappointment on their social handles concerning the condition of the practice rooms. Soon, social media was abuzz with video footage of questionable equipment.
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CS2 Pro 'Magnojez' shared the conditions of the practice rooms for the Skyesports CS2 tournament in India 🇮🇳
— Ozzny (@Ozzny_CS2) July 22, 2024
It's not looking good 😬pic.twitter.com/uJBR2zJrm0
Initial reactions to their arrival at the Mumbai event were largely positive. Bleed Head Coach Kassad praised the hospitality and deemed it sufficiently efficient for a Tier 1 Tournament. Skyesports was praised for their efficient management and the Indian Gaming Community was quite excited to see an event of this scale taking place in the heart of Mumbai. Things, sadly, turned sour as footage from players' setup rooms and growing electricity and network concerns began to overshadow the event.
$300,000 tournament, SkyEsports Championship 🇮🇳
— CIS CS2 NEWS (@CS2CIS) July 22, 2024
Everyone has different PCs and Samsung's 240 Hz monitors, around 200 FPS in CS according to Travis and KENSI. pic.twitter.com/tLRsDj1d7w
The Skyesports Championship 2024 will start today with the following teams taking part in the competition:
After the Playoffs are over, the teams will move to a LAN setting, where they will compete for a prize pool of $300,000 and the title of champions. The last two days will be a single-elimination bracket and the teams will have to give it their all to make the most of the opportunity they are given.
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