Organizer
Unknown
No separate event organizer is named in the announcement.[1]
Tournament edition
The planned 2027 edition of the annual capstone competition in Fight of the Golden Spatula's China esports circuit.

Organizer
Unknown
No separate event organizer is named in the announcement.[1]
Host and dates
Unknown
The release places it at the game's anniversary but gives no date, venue or host city.[1]
Champion
Unknown
The event is upcoming and has not been held.[1]
Combined prize pool
CNY 10 million ecosystem pool[1]
The announcement says the 2027 champion will receive CNY 3 million in total prize money.[1]
Games
Participant scale
Unknown
The announcement does not give a participant count.[1]
Competition
Fight of the Golden Spatula Annual Championship
Publisher
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The release adds this 2027 edition as the new annual championship in the game’s esports structure, alongside three national open competitions. It says top competitors from different competition stages will meet at the game’s anniversary. The announced ecosystem prize pool is CNY 10 million, with CNY 3 million in total prize money for the annual champion. No exact date, host venue or city, participant count, or separate organizer has been announced.[1]
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