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HellCup | |
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Developer(s) | Hellcase |
Publisher(s) | Hellcase |
Series | Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Counter-Strike 2 |
Platform(s) | |
Genre(s) | Esports |
Mode(s) | Multiplayer |
HellCup is an esports tournament series focused on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) and Counter-Strike 2 (CS2). Sponsored by Hellcase, a prominent CS:GO skin trading and case opening platform, HellCup has hosted multiple seasons, attracting professional and amateur teams from around the globe.
HellCup was initiated by Hellcase to engage the gaming community and promote their brand. The tournament has evolved significantly since its inception, becoming a staple event in the CS:GO and CS2 esports scenes. [1]
HellCup generally includes several stages:
HellCup has hosted several seasons, each with unique highlights and competitive matches. Below is an overview of each season:
Group Stage: HellCup 9 featured 16 teams in the group stage, including ARCRED, Insilio, brazylijski luz, VP.Prodigy, Endpoint, ALTERNATE aTTaX, 1win, and 500. Eight of these teams advanced to the playoffs, where they faced eight invited teams: 9Pandas, BLEED Esports, Grannys Knockers, Gaimin Gladiators, Guild Eagles, Nemiga Gaming, Sashi Esport, and SINNERS Esports. [2]
Playoffs: The playoffs saw intense matches, with standout performances from teams like Grannys Knockers and Sashi Esport. In the quarterfinals, Grannys Knockers defeated Gaimin Gladiators, Sashi Esport overcame 9Pandas, 1win triumphed over BLEED Esports, and Nemiga Gaming beat SINNERS Esports. The semifinals featured Grannys Knockers versus Sashi Esport and 1win versus Nemiga Gaming. [3]
Grand Final: The grand final was a best-of-three series between Sashi Esport and 1win. Sashi Esport emerged victorious, winning the first map, Ancient, and the second map, Vertigo, securing their place as the champions of HellCup 9. [3]
HellCup is primarily sponsored by Hellcase and collaborates with various other entities within the esports industry to enhance the tournament experience.
The tournament features interactive elements for viewers, including live streams on platforms such as YouTube and regular giveaways. [6] [7]
HellCup has received positive reviews from the community and participants praised for its organization and competitive integrity. [8] [9]
Category:Esports tournaments Category:Counter-Strike competitions Category:Recurring events established in 2023
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HellCup | |
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Developer(s) | Hellcase |
Publisher(s) | Hellcase |
Series | Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Counter-Strike 2 |
Platform(s) | |
Genre(s) | Esports |
Mode(s) | Multiplayer |
HellCup is an esports tournament series focused on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) and Counter-Strike 2 (CS2). Sponsored by Hellcase, a prominent CS:GO skin trading and case opening platform, HellCup has hosted multiple seasons, attracting professional and amateur teams from around the globe.
HellCup was initiated by Hellcase to engage the gaming community and promote their brand. The tournament has evolved significantly since its inception, becoming a staple event in the CS:GO and CS2 esports scenes. [1]
HellCup generally includes several stages:
HellCup has hosted several seasons, each with unique highlights and competitive matches. Below is an overview of each season:
Group Stage: HellCup 9 featured 16 teams in the group stage, including ARCRED, Insilio, brazylijski luz, VP.Prodigy, Endpoint, ALTERNATE aTTaX, 1win, and 500. Eight of these teams advanced to the playoffs, where they faced eight invited teams: 9Pandas, BLEED Esports, Grannys Knockers, Gaimin Gladiators, Guild Eagles, Nemiga Gaming, Sashi Esport, and SINNERS Esports. [2]
Playoffs: The playoffs saw intense matches, with standout performances from teams like Grannys Knockers and Sashi Esport. In the quarterfinals, Grannys Knockers defeated Gaimin Gladiators, Sashi Esport overcame 9Pandas, 1win triumphed over BLEED Esports, and Nemiga Gaming beat SINNERS Esports. The semifinals featured Grannys Knockers versus Sashi Esport and 1win versus Nemiga Gaming. [3]
Grand Final: The grand final was a best-of-three series between Sashi Esport and 1win. Sashi Esport emerged victorious, winning the first map, Ancient, and the second map, Vertigo, securing their place as the champions of HellCup 9. [3]
HellCup is primarily sponsored by Hellcase and collaborates with various other entities within the esports industry to enhance the tournament experience.
The tournament features interactive elements for viewers, including live streams on platforms such as YouTube and regular giveaways. [6] [7]
HellCup has received positive reviews from the community and participants praised for its organization and competitive integrity. [8] [9]
Category:Esports tournaments Category:Counter-Strike competitions Category:Recurring events established in 2023