AOC Monitor has teamed up with leading esports provider Australian Esports League (AEL) to host an online gaming tournament featuring Rainbow Six Siege. This tournament will feature an impressive $4,000 cash prize pool with an additional AOC Care Pack valued at $2,385 RRP!
Players can expect to compete in an intense five-week series, in 5 v 5 format over a Groups and Playoffs stage. Each week the AEL will stream select matches for broadcast with live commentary to showcase talent.
The AEL is excited to work with AOC Monitor, who have been a long-term partner with the AEL University Cup. This event will further promote grassroots competition, healthy participation in esports and community.
Rainbow Six Siege is a leading esports title with over 75 million registered players globally. The game features tactical team on team action in first person shooter mode. Players demonstrate exceptional team work, communication, strategy and cognitive skills during match play.
The winning team will take home $2,000 of the cash prize pool, the AOC Care Pack comprising of 5 x 27G2 AOC Gaming Monitors and 5 x GM500 Mouse & GK500 Keyboards, and the title of the 2021 AOC Community Challenge winner!
The tournament will kick off Thursday, 30th September and conclude with the Grand Finals on the 31st October 2021.
Registrations are open at www.ael.org.au/aocchallenge and close 8:00pm, 26th September so gather your team and don’t miss out on this event!
The event will also feature an AOC squad competing along side participants comprising of popular influencers and streamers led by well-known Australian cosplayer and gamer WhereisDanielle. The full line-up of the AOC squad will be announced prior to tournament kick off!
"AOC is proud to partner with AEL to run The AOC Community Challenge for Rainbow Six Siege, we have actively supported the development of esports at both domestic and international levels." says Jay Huang, Sales and Marketing Manager at AOC Australia. "AOC aims to bring the best gaming products to the ANZ market, like our latest G3 series of gaming monitors. An impressive line-up of top-performance gaming monitors include outstanding features like 1000R screen curvature, 165Hz refresh rate for most G3 models and HDR support. Those who require a complete and detailed view of lightning-fast on-screen action when playing an esports title like Rainbow Six Siege, will definitely find the G3 series offers a compelling and welcome performance enhancement."
"Our team is extremely excited to be partnering with AOC Monitor to deliver this event. It provides a great event for players of all skill levels to jump in to a well structure tournament with an impressive prize pool", says Darren Kwan, Director of Australian Esports League. "I hope to see players put on a great competition for all to watch and enjoy, as we continue our focus on promoting players and community across the region".
ABOUT AOC
AOC is a global leader in monitor display technology. For more than 50 years, AOC has delivered an exceptional viewing experience to millions of loyal customers worldwide. Today, the company offers a wide selection of stylish monitors for home, office and gaming in more than 120 countries. AOC is a brand of TPV, the world's largest LCD monitor manufacturer.
To match increasing demand for a competitive edge and top-tier performance, AOC has developed a range of dedicated gaming monitors and has been ranked as the world's top-selling gaming monitor brand for 2 consecutive years by IDC. In addition to embracing the latest technologies in product design, AOC's engagement with the world of gaming includes sponsoring leading esports events and teams – actively driving the growth of gaming as the global profession it has become today.
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About Australian Esports League
Established in 2013 the Australian Esports League (AEL) is a brand owned and operated by Critical Hit Entertainment Pty Ltd, a media and entertainment company focused on video game and esports events in Australia. The AEL is one of Australia's leading esports promoters covering multiple facets of the esports ecosystem including Universities, High Schools, Local Clubs and councils plus a range of large scale esports events. The Australian Esports League has brought the best of the industry together with over 30 years combined experience in the Australian esports industry. The AEL mission is to deliver world class events that contributes to a healthy esports ecosystem improving the experience for players and key stakeholders.
