“We’re thrilled to launch Good Gaming’s first Online Tournament with Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft,” commented Good Gaming’s Chief Techy Guy in charge of Tournament Coordination, Don Wilson. “With intense 1v1 battles and fast-paced action, we think it’s the perfect game for amateur players to hone their eSports tournament skills and stake their claim to $10,000 in guaranteed cash prizes.”
To enter the Good Gaming, $10,000 Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft – Open Invitational, prospective contestants must be a member of Good Gaming. For a limited time, Good Gaming is offering new members the opportunity to join Good Gaming at a discounted rate of $4.95 per month ($7.95 value). In addition to receiving a free Ticket into the Tournament, with their paid membership, Good Gaming members will receive 1,000 in Good Gaming Points that can be used to access premium content across the site.
Built by the gaming community for the gaming community, Good Gaming connects gamers with other like-minded enthusiasts, enriching their gaming experience and enhancing their competition, while giving them the opportunity to learn the strategies and ‘secrets’ of the pros.
Featuring customizable social networking options, an expansive library of eLearning guides and instructional videos created by respected contributors across the spectrum of eSports games, and a patent-pending Mercenary System, players will have access to the tool and resources they need to improve their skill level, dominate their opponents and become an eSports Champion.
“Our vision for Good Gaming has always been to provide gamer’s with the developmental resources and support they’ll need to take their game from an aspiring amateur to an eSports Pro,” commented Sam Schwieters, Co-Founder, Good Gaming. “Tournaments are an essential part of that system, providing players with the testing ground to hone their eSports skills and compete for $10,000 in cash prizes.”
Good Gaming is led by a dedicated team of passionate gamers with thousands of hours of gaming experience, former senior executives from top video game publishers and is backed by CMG Holdings (CMGO), a publicly traded multi-media company.
For more information on the tournament, check out the official Good Gaming website.