The Esports World Cup is not only hosting a massive summer tournament, but it is also awarding billions of dollars to a chosen few esports organizations from different parts of the globe.
The Esports World Cup, organized by the Saudi Arabian government, will begin in July and feature teams competing in more than twelve esports titles. The government is also financially supporting the world cup through its Esports World Cup Foundation Club Support Program.
The announcement for the club program was made in February 2024, with the purpose of aiding organizations that are selected to join. The program will provide financial support to assist them in maintaining their current operations and expanding into new competitive titles in the Esports World Cup.
On May 6, 2024, EWC announced the teams that have been selected to participate in the program.
The paragraph below lists the contents.
- Which teams are included in the Esports World Cup Foundation Club Support Program?
- What is the earning potential for teams in the Esports World Cup Foundation Club Support program?
Esports Teams in the Esports World Cup Club
The Esports World Cup Foundation Club Support program has selected thirty teams to participate. The list of chosen teams is as follows:
- 100 Thieves
- Blacklist International
- Cloud9
- Fnatic
- FURIA Sports
- Karmine Corp
- Gen.G
- Guild Esports
- Gaimin Gladiator
- G2 Esports
- Movistar KOI
- NRG Esports
- Ninjas in Pyjamas
- Navi
- LGD Gaming
- AND Esports
- LOUD
- Spacestation
- Team Liquid
- Team Falcons
- Team Secret
- T1
- Talon Esports
- Power Pro
- Twisted Minds
- Tundra Esports
- Team Vitality
- TSM
- Weibo Gaming
The initial announcement for the program stated that only 28 teams would be selected. Nevertheless, the program has been extended to incorporate two more teams.
Out of the total 30 teams, 22 were directly invited to participate in the program while the remaining eight had to submit applications. According to EWC, there were more than 150 esports organizations that applied for the program.
Despite being club teams, these groups will not receive direct invitations to the 19 esports tournaments at EWC. Instead, they will have to compete in the same qualification process as all other teams.
How much money do esports teams in the Esports World Cup Club earn?
Participants in the Esports World Cup Foundation Club Support program have the opportunity to receive a yearly six-figure payout. This payout is based on their performance in competitions and their ability to generate interest and engage fans leading up to and during the Esports World Cup.
The EWC club program website has announced that the 2024 “one-time stimulus”is available for teams looking to enter new competitive gaming titles. This financial support has already resulted in various esports organizations re-entering or making their debut in multiple competitive titles, as well as expanding into new international markets and growing their current staff, as reported by EWC on Twitter.
It should be noted that the specific amount of money that teams are allowed to earn has not yet been disclosed.
This article will be revised once additional information regarding the Esports World Cup Club is made available.
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