Razer prepares Free Fire and CSGO tournaments for Latin America: How to register

The ESPORTS in Latin America are a growing industry, which gradually progresses in more than one discipline. For that same reason, we find that brands not so attached to electronic sports seek the creation of leagues, as is the case of Telcel. While some peripheral companies reaffirm their support, such as RAZER and its Invitational Series. **

Razer Invitational Latam returns with an expansion in more Spanish-speaking countries. It is an event in which everyone will test their temper in an interregional scenario. Through this, they will seek that young talents reach greatness and have their first approach to the ESPORTS.

For this 2021, Colombia and Peru join Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Paraguay and Uruguay. Also, the game that took the region by surprise enters as a discipline: Free Fire , developed by Garena and who is playing its closing season. Continuing with the news, there will be a Counter-Strike tournament: global offensive exclusive for women.

This year will be divided into three subregions: Brazil: Latin America North (Colombia, Mexico and Peru) and Latin America South (Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay). All participants will play for a prize of $ 15,000 USD in cash and Razer products. Beginning on when? The qualifiers will start on September 8, open for all players. Meanwhile, the finals are scheduled for October 1 and 3.

One of the objectives of the tournament, in addition to offering a possibility that everyone competes, is to deliver transmissions to height. In terms of expansion, parties will be transmitted on YouTube, Booyah, Tiktok, Facebook and Twitch. There will be content creators who marked the Latin American scene: Alexandre Baules Borba , an icon on CS: Go; Chinese , another of the largest in the region; and Bruno Nobru GOE , MVP of the Free Fire World Series 2019. Razer promised that official streams will be in local language, so you will have to see who the guests will be in Spanish.

As the Razer Invitational series traveled the world by 2020, the heart of the Gamers won and captivated millions of people. What began as an initiative to strengthen our community, has become a competitive and very expected tournament today. This is truly a testimony of the incredible trip of the ESPorts, and we are happy to bring Razer Invitational back to Latam, so that we can provide a platform that shows the spirit and passion of the Gamers of the region, said Flo Gutiérrez , Global Director of ESPORTS.

A truly unique ESPORTS tournament

The 2020 season of Razer Invitational was a great success, delighting fans in Europe, Latin America and Southeast Asia, with 22 nations and almost 60,000 athletes participating enthusiastically by the opportunity to compete internationally in the main game titles. Audiences around the world also gave their approval seal: 25 million spectators tuned to see emerging athletes go from unknown players to family names. The success of this tournament lies in the fact that it seeks to eliminate the barriers within the ESPORTS communities around the world, while presenting the public the emotion and passion provided by the ESPORTS.

Streams.

CS: Go (Includes Exlusive Tournament for Women) in Spanish:

http://twitch.tv/razerlatino.

https://www.youtube.com/razerlatam

https://www.facebook.com/razerlatam

https://www.tiktok.com/@razerlatam

Free Fire in Spanish:

https://booyah.live/channels/82404059

https://www.youtube.com/razerlatam

https://www.facebook.com/razerlatam

https://www.tiktok.com/@razerlatam

records

• CS: Go for women
• CS: Go Lan
• CS: GO
• Free Fire