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ESE Entertainment says League of Legends tournament organized by acquisition target Frenzy enters final phase

The playoffs for Trinity Force Puchar Polski tournament, which began October 26, will take place from November 12-14

ESE Entertainment Inc. (TSX-V:ESE) has announced that Trinity Force Puchar Polski, an official League of Legends tournament organized by the company’s acquisition target Frenzy sp. z.o.o., has entered its final phase.

The playoffs will take place from November 12-14 and will be broadcast on Polsat Games channels.

ESE said Trinity Force Puchar Polski is a tournament that is intended to fill the offseason gap in the Polish League of Legends calendar. The competition has seen more than 315 players from 63 teams participate.

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The teams have consisted of at least two players from Poland or the Baltic states. Each participant has been required to bear at least a Diamond 4 League of Legends rank.

ESE said Frenzy is responsible for the organization and production of the qualifying tournaments and the final stage. The main stage of the tournament began on October 26 with group matches. Qualifiers, group stages, and playoffs are carried out online.

Frenzy will produce up to 43 hours of broadcasts from the event with experts and shout casters operating from the studio.

“Trinity Force Puchar Polski is a perfect opportunity for young talents to prove their skills. Five of eight teams were determined by open qualifiers. We are glad that together with our partner, Riot Games, we are able to create opportunities for aspiring players to test their skills with Polish elite,” said Marcin Kilar, managing director of Frenzy.

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