Yuvin Community Cup Season 2 Featuring a Prize Pool of INR 3,00,000 Announced

• Yuvin Community Cup Season 2 has been announced with a total prize pool of 3 lakh rupees.
• Season 2 of the tournament will feature a total of three titles namely Dota 2, CS:GO, and PUBGM.
• The tournament will be starting tomorrow taking place from 26^th June - 7^th July.

Yuvin Esports has come ahead and announced the Yuvin Community Cup Season 2 featuring a total prize pool of Rs.3,00,000 ($3970.08). This season of the tournament which is scheduled to take place from 26^th June to 7^th July will be witnessing three major esports titles as part of the competition including Dota 2, CS:GO, and PUBGM.

Dota 2

A total of 29 teams had registered for the Dota 2 competition from eight South Asian countries namely Afganistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and India. Following the qualification round which was held on 20^th - 21^st June, two teams from India and Pakistan managed to qualify further into the tournament.

The Indian teams who qualified for the second stage of the tournament are ‘Sleepy Boisz’ and ‘Team Random’ whereas the Pakistani teams are ‘Ninja Titun’ and ‘Zealous Gaming’. These four teams will be joined by six directly invited teams who according to the organizers are Myanmar based teams.

These ten teams will go up against each other in a double-elimination bracket starting tomorrow as the Dota 2 part of the competition will be taking place from 26^th - 29^th June. All the matches played in the tournament will be a best-of-one matchup except for upper brackets finals, lower bracket finals, and the grand finals, which will witness a best-of-three series.

Dota 2 bracket for Yuvin Community Cup Season 2

Dota 2 competition of the Yuvin Community Cup Season 2 will feature a total prize pool of Rs.70,000 ($926.54) which will be divided in between only between the winner (Rs.45,000) and the runners up (Rs.25,000).

Schedule for the first day of the Dota 2 competition

CS:GO

The CS:GO competition of the Yuvin Community Cup Season 2 will be held between 30^th June to 3^rd July featuring twelve directly invited teams who will be fighting it out for a prize pool of Rs.80,000 ($1058.86). This prize pool will only be divided between the first two teams with the winners receiving Rs.50,000 while the runners up receive Rs.30,000.

The CS:GO tournament will be divided into two stages. The first stage will witness 8 of the 12 invited teams fight it out in a single-elimination format with four teams qualifying to the second stage.

The second stage of the tournament will again be divided into two parts, in the first part the 4 qualifying teams will go up against 4 invited teams in a single-elimination faceoff, the 4 teams that qualify will then take on each other in a double-elimination faceoff.

PUBG Mobile

The PUBGM competition scheduled to take place from 4^th - 7^th July will be housing the maximum prize pool of Rs.1.5 lakhs which will be divided as follows,

For PUBGM a total of 24 teams will be directly invited for the competition. These teams will be divided into 3 groups of 8 teams each, with every group playing 4 maps each day for the next two days. Two bottom-placed teams from each group will be eliminated and the remaining 18 teams will move further into the competition, these teams will then battle it out for the next two days playing 5 maps each day before a winner is crowned.

Apart from these three competitions, multiple engagement activities have also been planned by the organizers which will be taking place over the course of the next few weeks.

For all the viewers who would like to support and cheer for their favourite teams, the matches will be live-streamed on both ReckoninG Esports Facebook and YouTube channels.

Sharang Naicker, Founder & MD of Yuvin Esports had a few words to share with everyone,

“After the grand success of Yuvin Community Cup Season 1 which attracted over 600k engagement across various social platforms, we are aiming higher now. We are extremely proud and looking forward to creating a festival of esports between multiple gaming communities. This is the first time but definitely not the last time that we’re organising something of this scale and we are ready to give it our all.”