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Electronic Sports World Cup 2015 — Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Sixteen teams competed at ESWC 2015 in Montréal from July 10 to 12. Natus Vincere won the finals at the Société des arts technologiques.
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OxentCommercial note
Tournament organizer · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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PlantronicsCommercial note
Liquipedia-listed sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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BenQCommercial note
Liquipedia-listed sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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NumericableCommercial note
Liquipedia-listed sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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Groupe LDLCCommercial note
Liquipedia-listed sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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NVIDIACommercial note
Liquipedia-listed sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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ROCCATCommercial note
Sponsor; also named among ESWC Montréal's official main partners · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[2]
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DailymotionCommercial note
Liquipedia-listed sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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jeuxvideo.comCommercial note
Liquipedia-listed sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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DXRACERCommercial note
Liquipedia-listed sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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UbisoftCommercial note
Liquipedia-listed sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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TwitchCommercial note
Sponsor; also named among ESWC Montréal's official main partners · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[2]
PTG Database Analysis
The Montréal CS:GO finals ran July 10–12, 2015, at the Société des arts technologiques (SAT), with Oxent as organizer. Sixteen teams played a four-group, best-of-one round robin; the top eight advanced to best-of-three playoffs. Natus Vincere defeated Cloud9 in the final. The USD 150,000 total combined USD 75,000 in placement prizes and USD 75,000 in team travel support.[2][3][4]
Liquipedia classifies the tournament as S-Tier and lists ten sponsor entities linked in the partnership inventory. Its sponsor field also names Paris Games Week, but ESWC’s official archive describes the October Paris Games Week tournament as a separate 2015 event with its own venue and partner list. The Montréal official partner list differs from Liquipedia’s sponsor field; only verified, canonicalized relationships are rendered here, and the difference remains in the source record for further reconciliation.[1][2][5]
References5
- [1]Electronic Sports World Cup 2015 — Liquipedia Counter-Strike Wiki — Liquipedia
- [2]ESWC Second Decade — ESWC Masters of Montreal — ESWC
- [3]ESWC format, prizes revealed — HLTV.org
- [4]ESWC 2015 overview — HLTV.org
- [5]HLTV.org live from Montreal — HLTV.org
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Liquipedia-listed sponsors
Liquipedia lists Plantronics, BenQ, Numericable, LDLC, Nvidia, Roccat, Dailymotion, Jeuxvideo.com, DX Racer and Ubisoft. The Paris Games Week entry is excluded from this Montréal relationship list because the official ESWC archive associates it with a separate October event.[1][2]
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