The Esports Club’s Valorant gaming occasion powered by HyperX (Image: Facebook / theesportsclub)
The Esports Club says that the most recent marketing campaign broke its earlier information and witnessed 11.5 thousand concurrent viewership for the finals that happened on April 4.
Bengaluru-based esports organisers, The Esports Club (TEC), has introduced the conclusion of the LG Ultragear TEC Invitational powered by HyperX, their newest Valorant esports marketing campaign. The esports startup had joined palms with LG Ultragear and HyperX to run three Valorant gaming occasions in India in January, February and March. Each occasion hosted eight groups competing for a prize pool of Rs 3 lakhs (every occasion). In a press release, the Esports Club acknowledged that the not too long ago concluded occasion was probably the most profitable Valorant esports occasions in the area setting peak viewership information in the course of the three-month marketing campaign. Team ‘Global Esports’ received the primary two editions of the TEC Invitational, and ‘Team Mahi’ received the third version. Notably, upcoming groups like ‘Enigma Gaming’ and ‘Samurai Esports’ additionally garnered consideration in the course of the Valorant esports marketing campaign. Team Enigma managed to beat reigning champions Global Esports to safe their first-ever spot in a match last. The staff confronted the Team Mahi on April 4.
Speaking about their newest marketing campaign, Ishaan Arya, co-founder of The Esports Club stated, “We couldn’t have asked for a better start to 2021 with such a fantastic response from our teams and fans. The TEC Invitational is just the first step in what we have planned for 2021 and we will be announcing some game-changing campaigns for Valorant in the next few weeks.” Director of Esports on the Esports Club, Mansoor ‘Nabu’ Ahmed added that the marketing campaign additionally proved the recognition and “future of Valorant Esports in India.” Valorant is a free-to-play hero shooter developed and printed by Riot Games – the Tencent-owned builders behind titles like League of Legends and Legends of Runterra. The Esports Club provides that the most recent marketing campaign broke its earlier information and witnessed 11.5 thousand concurrent viewership for the finals.
Other invited groups that participated in the occasion embrace Godlike Esports, XTZ Esports, Reckoning Esports, Paratroops, Team Villainous, AhYeah Gaming, and Chillin With Friends.
