The world's largest esports tournament "Esports World Cup 2024" , with a total prize pool of over 60 million dollars (approximately 8.6 billion yen), ended today (August 26, 2024) after approximately two months of intense competition. The endThe closing ceremony was held.
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This tournament was an event held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It is a renewal of the super huge event "Gamers8" that was launched in 2022, and this time it will be held from July 3rd to August 25th, a total of 22 tournaments was carried out.

Image from official website (external link)

The results of the Club Championship , which determines the overall ranking in each tournament, were also announced. The Club Championship has its own conditions, such as having to finish in the top eight in at least two tournaments.

Here's your FINAL #EsportsWorldCup Club Championship ranking!

Once again, give it up for @TeamFalconsGG, the 2024 #EWChampion pic.twitter.com/7OaK4JDKwl

— Esports World Cup (@EWC_EN) August 25, 2024

The overall first place was taken by the Saudi Arabian e-sports team Team Falcons, which won 7 million dollars (approximately 1 billion yen) in prize money and recorded a total of 5,665 points. In addition to winning gold medals (1st place) in "Call of Duty: Warzone" and "Free Fire", he also won 4 silver medals (2nd place) and 4 bronze medals (3rd place), making a great success in his home country. I showed him .

Image from official tournament X (external link) In second place was Team Liquid
, based in the Netherlands, who won a prize of $4 million (approximately 580 million yen), a gold medal for "Starcraft 2", a silver medal for "Dota 2", and three bronze medals. A total of 2545 points were recorded.

We take 2nd place in the #EsportsWorldCup Club Championship! ?

At EWC, we had FIVE top 4 finishes, we could not be more proud of every single one of our players who gave it they all at this event. ???? #LetsGoLiquid pic.twitter.com/Tj2PSkKJNP
— Team Liquid (@TeamLiquid) August 25, 2024

Third place went to

Team BDS
, based in Switzerland, with a prize of $2 million (approximately 290 million yen) and a total of 2000 points. The only tournaments he participated in were ``Rainbow Six Siege'' and ``Rocket League,'' and he achieved the feat of winning gold medals in both, and finished 3rd overall.

2 for 2 ??#BDSPOWER | #EsportsWorldCup pic.twitter.com/PjCIkRsw7P

— Team BDS (@TeamBDS) August 25, 2024

In addition, Japan-based

ZETA DIVISION
won bronze medals in "Overwatch 2" and "Tekken 8", fulfilling the requirements for participation in the Club Championship and finishing 15th. For details on the tournament results, please check the official website.