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SPL Season 2 2015 Challenger Cup
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Tournament Information
Organizer Hi-Rez Studios
Sponsor Hi-Rez Studios
Format http://esports.smitegame.com/rules/
Website http://esports.smitegame.com/pro-league/na/

The SPL Season 2 2015 Challenger Cup is an official Hi-Rez sanctioned Smite tournament. This league has both a North American and European roster.

Summary[ | ]

The Summer Challenger Cup is an 8-week tournament series for any non-SPL team to join. Each week, teams will compete for points as well as gems. On Week 6 of the Challenger Cup, the top 8 teams will advance into a Round Robin stage at which each team will play each other twice. By the end of week 7, only the 4 teams will advance to the Finals.

The finals is a single elimination tournament bracket. Only the top 2 teams in this tournament bracket will advance into the SPL Fall Qualifiers, which will be the last chance for any non-SPL team to try and qualifier for the SMITE World Championship. Whether a new team or one that didn’t quite make it into the SPL Summer Split, the Challenger Cup welcomes all to compete!

Prize Pool[ | ]

Prize Pool[ | ]

Place Team Money Earned
Gold 1st TBD $2,500
Silver 2nd TBD $1,500
Bronze 3rd TBD $750
4th TBD $500

Format[ | ]

According to the official ruleset, the tournament will run for 7 weeks, starting Saturday, May 16th. Games are played 3 days a week for both regions, on each Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday. The following are the created game conditions for this tournament:

Variable Ruleset
Pick Method Draft w/ 6 bans
Party Size 5v5
Spectators/Record Demo Allowed
Spawn Lane Minions Enabled
Starting Level 1
Starting Gold 1500
Region NA/EU

The tournament is a round robin of 6 teams, and the teams play in a Best of 3 series. The top 2 team with the best Win/Loss record will compete at the Spring Split LAN and qualify for the Summer Split. The 3rd and 4th Win/Loss teams will also qualify for the Summer Split. The 5th and 6th place teams will have to compete for Summer Split eligibility.

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