FragFest Counter-Strike 2 is Coming

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12 December 2023 16:17

Rivalry revealed FragFest Counter-Strike 2 event in Toronto, Canada. The event prize pool will be $2500 CAD. The FragFest will be live on January 6th 2024 at the Red Bull Gaming Studio. Britt Doll, Rivalry’s Canada Marketing Director, stated “Not only is Launders a one-of-a-kind personality in the industry, but he’s also personally aligned with our vision to create meaningful activations and entertainment for the local esports community in Toronto."

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12 December 2023 16:17

Rivalry revealed FragFest Counter-Strike 2 event in Toronto, Canada. The event prize pool will be $2500 CAD. The FragFest will be live on January 6th 2024 at the Red Bull Gaming Studio. Britt Doll, Rivalry’s Canada Marketing Director, stated “Not only is Launders a one-of-a-kind personality in the industry, but he’s also personally aligned with our vision to create meaningful activations and entertainment for the local esports community in Toronto."