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A host of international eSports organization are attending Clash Royale League this year

أبريل 4, 2018

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Majour eSports Organizations from around the globe like Cloud9, 100 Thieves, SoloMid, SK Gaming and more are joining the biggest event for mobile gaming, competing in Clash Royale League 2018

The tournament is being hosted by Supercell and it was announced today that eight NA organizations are joining the fight. Cloud9, Tribe Gaming, Immortals, NRG, Team SoloMid, Complexity, 100 Thieves and Counter Logic Gaming as well as Europe’s Fnatic, G2 Esports, SK Gaming and more are in the event.

The teams will be competing for a share of $1 million dollars when the CRL gets started in in August. Through the Clash Royale League Challenge, a tournament open to any player around the world, teams will be able to bid for the best players. In the qualifying stage of the event, 25 million players competed for a change to advance to the second round, with 7,000 players moving forward from 113 different countries.

“It’s tremendous how quickly Clash Royale revealed itself to be the next big esport and we are impressed with Supercell’s thoughtful steps to build an exciting global league,” Jack Etienne, owner of Cloud9, said in a press release.

“Our audience is very broad and global, and we see an opportunity to introduce our players, some of which are new to esports, to an all new way to engage with the game,” Tim Ebner, who oversees esports at Supercell, said. “At our inaugural Clash Royale World Finals in London last December, we had players and fans travel from all over attend the event live, with millions more viewing from home. We see that as a great first step but are working to do even more this year.”

The current list of teams is as follows:

North America