Community Tournaments Around the World
From different corners of the globe, community tournaments on Toornament.com have been gaining momentum in December. Let’s take a look at a few standout events organized by Red Bull, FIBA, Moviestar, and popular streamers.
Red Bull Egypt EA FC 25 Hattrick Tournament
In December, Red Bull Egypt successfully concluded its major EA FC 25 Hattrick tournament with a grand finale at the Mall of Arabia in Cairo.
Over the span of 3 months, Red Bull Egypt organized approximately fifty tournaments across cybercafes and universities nationwide.
The top 32 finalists from these events competed in the grand finale for a chance to win a trip to Leipzig, Germany, to meet the champions of the e-Football World Cup.
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eFIBA Season 3 on NBA2K
In the realm of basketball, the 3rd season of the official FIBA competition on Toornament.com came to a close in December. The eFIBA World Cup, organized by the International Basketball Federation and the GOEXANIMO agency on NBA2K25, drew teams from around the world.
With 61 national teams vying for the $50,000 cash prize and the title of eFIBA World Champion, the competition kicked off in October with 7 regional qualifiers.
After several rounds, the top 8 nations converged for the final showdown in the Philippines, where the United States emerged victorious, followed by Turkey and Portugal.
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Moviestar Cup on Garena Free Fire
GameClub from Chile and Moviestar collaborated to host a competitive online tournament featuring Garena’s Free Fire. The event, held in December on Toornament.com, attracted over 400 players who battled it out through online qualifiers and playoffs.
The ultimate showdown took place at GameClub of Mallplaza Vespucio in Florida, where the top participants faced off in person.
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MENA Community Face-Off Series on Rainbow Six
The R6 MENA Community Face-Off Series in 2024 wrapped up in December on Toornament.com, featuring the region’s top teams battling it out for a $6,000 prize pool.
With 13 Rainbow Six teams competing, including invitees from the BLAST MENA League and qualifiers from the BLAST Community Cup, the competition was fierce. The championship title eventually went to the renowned Saudi Arabian team Falcon, who emerged victorious over ROC Esports.
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The Wild Circuit: Rift Legends 2024
In December, the Purge Tournament from France successfully concluded the EMEA 2024 circuit of League of Legends: Wild Rift.
The season, known as Fall Split, ran from September to November, featuring ten online tournaments where teams earned points based on their performance. The Rift Legends: Showdown in mid-December crowned International Jobcenter as the season’s champion, beating out Almighty Capybaras.
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The League of Legends Streamers Tournament
Esports enthusiasts were treated to a special event in December with the League of Legends Streamers Tournament organized by the renowned French personality, Domingo.
The tournament featured 8 teams composed of popular French streamers like Kameto, Alderiate, Skyyart, and Yellowstar. In the end, the Kameto team emerged victorious, showcasing their skills on the virtual battlefield.
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The Chaos Duo Championship on PUBG
Our journey through the world of esports ends with a thrilling stop in the MENA region for a PUBG tournament organized by Gamers Lounge. The Chaos Duo Championship attracted a hundred teams from various countries in the region.
Teams battled it out in group stages, with the top 34 progressing to the online finals where a cash prize of $1,500 was up for grabs.
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