36 professional and community teams from
11 countries competed in the Asia-Pacific regional LAN event in Manila,
Philippines
11 countries competed in the Asia-Pacific regional LAN event in Manila,
Philippines
ROG Masters 2017 APAC
Regional Finals, Manila, Philippines
Regional Finals, Manila, Philippines
KEY POINTS
• The ROG Masters 2017 APAC Regional Finals held
in Manila, Philippines
in Manila, Philippines
last
month had the participation of 36 world-renowned professional teams —
month had the participation of 36 world-renowned professional teams —
drew 7,000 Dota 2 and CS:GO fans to the
four-day event
four-day event
• Four victors — Grayhound (Australia) and 5
Power Club (China) for CS:GO and Execration (Philippines) and WG. Unity
(Malaysia) for Dota 2 — will advance to the Grand Finals, to be held at Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia, from 7 – 10 December 2017
Power Club (China) for CS:GO and Execration (Philippines) and WG. Unity
(Malaysia) for Dota 2 — will advance to the Grand Finals, to be held at Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia, from 7 – 10 December 2017
Singapore,
14 November 2017 — ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) successfully presented
yet another action-packed e-Sports tournament last month from 26 – 29 October
2017, when the ROG Masters 2017 APAC Regional Finals competition unfolded at
the SMX Convention Center in Manila, Philippines. The participation of 36
world-renowned professional teams such as Desert Tiger and One Time Wonder from
Singapore — as well as community teams representing the Malaysia, Philippines,
Thailand, India, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia and Australia — drew
7,000 Dota 2 and CS:GO fans to the four-day regional event.
14 November 2017 — ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) successfully presented
yet another action-packed e-Sports tournament last month from 26 – 29 October
2017, when the ROG Masters 2017 APAC Regional Finals competition unfolded at
the SMX Convention Center in Manila, Philippines. The participation of 36
world-renowned professional teams such as Desert Tiger and One Time Wonder from
Singapore — as well as community teams representing the Malaysia, Philippines,
Thailand, India, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia and Australia — drew
7,000 Dota 2 and CS:GO fans to the four-day regional event.
ASUS Chief Marketing Officer
and ASUS General Manager for APAC, Rex Lee, stated: “For more than a decade ROG
has been providing the most innovative hardware to gamers worldwide, and we are
proud to provide seasoned pros and aspiring amateurs the opportunity to live
their e-Sports dream on the ROG Masters stage.”
and ASUS General Manager for APAC, Rex Lee, stated: “For more than a decade ROG
has been providing the most innovative hardware to gamers worldwide, and we are
proud to provide seasoned pros and aspiring amateurs the opportunity to live
their e-Sports dream on the ROG Masters stage.”
“In addition, APAC Regional
Finals is ASUS’ largest offline tournament with the largest number of
participating teams in our e-Sports history. I am excited to bring this
unprecedented event to the Philippines and received incredibly positive
feedback from local enthusiasts all over the APAC region. We are always looking
for ways to support the e-Sports and gaming communities at both the regional
and global levels,” Lee added.
Finals is ASUS’ largest offline tournament with the largest number of
participating teams in our e-Sports history. I am excited to bring this
unprecedented event to the Philippines and received incredibly positive
feedback from local enthusiasts all over the APAC region. We are always looking
for ways to support the e-Sports and gaming communities at both the regional
and global levels,” Lee added.
Australian CSGO team Grayhound advances to Grand Finals
With an overall participation
of over 6,000 teams from 35 countries, ROG Masters 2017 has seen an incredibly
diverse roster of teams competing for a total prize pool of USD 500,000.
Through the fierce competition of the APAC Regional Finals, the four victors — Grayhound
(Australia) and 5 Power Club (China) for CS:GO and Execration (Philippines) and
WG. Unity (Malaysia) for Dota 2 — will advance to the Grand Finals, to be held at
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 7 – 10 December 2017.
of over 6,000 teams from 35 countries, ROG Masters 2017 has seen an incredibly
diverse roster of teams competing for a total prize pool of USD 500,000.
Through the fierce competition of the APAC Regional Finals, the four victors — Grayhound
(Australia) and 5 Power Club (China) for CS:GO and Execration (Philippines) and
WG. Unity (Malaysia) for Dota 2 — will advance to the Grand Finals, to be held at
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 7 – 10 December 2017.
Updates on tournament activities
can be found on rog-masters.com.
can be found on rog-masters.com.
Images and assets for ROG
Masters 2017 are available in the online Press Area.
Masters 2017 are available in the online Press Area.
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