RZESZÃ"W, Poland, LONDON and HONG KONG, March 5, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
E-sport pro-players from all around the world will gather to compete to be World Number One during Intel Extreme Masters Season 10 Finals.
G2A.COM - the world's fastest growing digital gaming marketplace - is in Katowice, Poland at the finals of the 10thSeason of Intel Extreme Masters. G2A, a partner of ESL during this event,is celebrating the finale of a decade of seasons of Intel Extreme Masters.
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This is the fourth time that the city of Katowice has hosted the event. From 4-6 of March 2016, excited gamers will do battle in Spodek Arena, Katowice for the most important title during the finals of 10th season of IEM. They will play games such as in Counter Strike: Global Offensive, League of Legends, StarCraft II and many more. The prize pool for this event alone is $500,000!
CO-founder and CMO at G2A, Dawid Rożek commented: "E-sport is always a huge deal for G2A. We have invested millions of dollars in the growth of e-sports." He added: "We really look forward to taking part in IEM's season series and to sharing with everyone our latest achievements and developments such as G2A In-Game Skins - it's the ideal solution for sellers and buyers." G2A now offering Counter Strike Global Offensive Skins.
G2A are also soon to launch G2A TV, an open channel providing news and entertainment content for the world of gaming and e-sports.
CMOR at G2A, Joshua Cabrera said: "G2A is really excited to participate at IEM Katowice. G2A was present during the whole 10th Season of Intel Extreme Masters. This greatevent gives us the opportunity to showcase our latest ideas, to positively affect and encourage fans of e-sports worldwide."
Josh concluded: "G2A recently launched G2A 3D+ which is a service that allows gamers to print their favorite characters from games and pop culture in three dimensions." G2A 3D+ Announces Amazing Interactive Customized Merchandise
Visit the G2A stand in IEM Katowice - Stand A2.
