Digital storage company Seagate Technology is running an Oceania Rocket League competition that kicks off next month. <\/p>\n
The Seagate FireCuda Cup will consist of three divisions professional, main, and amateur with a prize pool more than AU$5000 plus product prizes from sponsors. <\/p>\n
In addition to the championship titles, prizes and awards will be on offer for the best plays including best goals and best saves. <\/p>\n
These top highlights will be shared in videos through @SeagateANZ on Twitter. <\/p>\n
Qualifiers are tomorrow night (February 22) at 9pm, and will be hosted by CyberGamer. <\/p>\n
The top 8 teams of the region will be selected for the Professional division (prize pool AU$3200), and the following 8 will be invited to the Main division (prize pool AU$1300). <\/p>\n
Entry to the Amateur division, which has a prize pool of AU$700, is open to all. <\/p>\n
You can register here, but everyone in your team needs a CyberGamer Premium Subscription, which start from AU$12.50 a month. <\/p>\n
The season commences on March 1 and runs for seven weeks, with finals taking place April 19. <\/p>\n
Matches will be held Wednesday nights from 9pm, and will be streamed live on the official Twitch channel. <\/p>\n
\"The FireCuda Cup represents the exciting elements of the FireCuda SSHD itself - high speed, allowing excellent gameplay and the best saves,\" said Seagate. <\/p>\n
For more information, head to CyberGamer. <\/p>\n
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