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Tournament edition
World e-Sports Games 2005 Season 2
World e-Sports Games 2005 Season 2 was a Counter-Strike S-Tier event based in Seoul, with its July 1 final at Gwangalli Beach in Busan; 12 teams competed for USD 95,000.
Competition snapshot
Host and dates
Season matches: Seoul, South Korea; Counter-Strike final: Gwangalli Beach, Busan, South Korea · May 30–Jul 1, 2005[1][3]
Champion
Combined prize pool
USD 95,000[1]
Games
Participant scale
12 teams[1]
Category
Organizer
Partner
World eSports Games Inc.Commercial note
Tournament organizer · Recorded in the 2005 edition.[1]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
GIGABYTECommercial note
GIGABYTE tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2005 edition.[4]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
SteelSeriesCommercial note
SteelSeries tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2005 edition.[4]
PTG Database Analysis
World e-Sports Games 2005 Season 2 was a 12-team Counter-Strike S-Tier competition organized by World e-Sports Games Inc.. Liquipedia lists GIGABYTE and SteelSeries as sponsors and records the season as based in Seoul; contemporary reporting says the July 1 final was held at Gwangalli Beach in Busan. The event offered USD 95,000 in prizes.[1][3][4]
Begrip Gaming Counter-Strike defeated Team Catch-Gamer Counter-Strike in the final. The 12-team field also included 4Kings Counter-Strike, Abit Strike Counter-Strike, wNv Teamwork Counter-Strike, GamerCompany Counter-Strike, Team Pentagram Counter-Strike, astralis Counter-Strike, project_kr Counter-Strike, mTw Counter-Strike, Evil Geniuses Counter-Strike and NoA Counter-Strike.[1][2]
References4
- [1]WEG 2005 Season 2 — Counter-Strike — Liquipedia Counter-Strike Wiki
- [2]WEG Season 2 Counter-Strike groups announced — Sina Games
- [3]WEG Season 2 concludes with Begrip and Moon winning — GameChosun
- [4]World e-Sports Games 2005 Season II — Liquipedia Esports Wiki
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Tournament sponsors
GIGABYTE and SteelSeries are listed as event sponsors.[4]
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