ESL Gaming and Qualcomm platoon up for a$ 2 million mobile esports league

The Snapdragon Pro Series may have 3 stages of opposition and tournaments in six regions.

Esports event organizer ESL Gaming has teamed up with Qualcomm to run a cellular gaming league. The Snapdragon Pro Series could have 3 ranges of competition — Open, Challenge and Masters — and have round $2 million in prize cash at stake.

Tournaments could be held in six areas: North America, Europe, the Middle East, China, North Africa and Asia-Pacific. The "multi-genre" competition will come to a head with a live occasion for Masters-degree players. More information about the Snapdragon Pro Series, consisting of which games may be used, may be revealed in the coming months.

ESL fashioned a mobile esports ecosystem final 12 months with a smaller prize pool of $650,000 and games together with Clash of Clans, PUBG Mobile and League of Legends: Wild Rift. With Qualcomm on board and extra money on the road, there is a larger opportunity for professional mobile game enthusiasts to compete in esports and win potentially life-converting prizes. For Qualcomm, the circuit ought to show a valuable exhibit by way of letting esports fanatics see how properly games run on Snapdragon-powered mobile gadgets.