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Gamers in Bangalore…How about Gaming for a Cause?

Let’s game to give to back to support the causes we love. This is what Fairtrade India and the League of Extraordinary Gamers are putting together.

In short the tournament starts tomorrow (18th Sept), so if you haven’t registered yet, do so already! There are great prizes to be won

Hosted by The League of Extraordinary Gamers, Fairtrade India is organizing a gaming event with a difference.

Busy urbanites juggle conflicting pressures in their precious free time – from fitness and family to rest and relaxation. The FairPlay Gaming Championship in association with Zomato is a chance to indulge the gaming habit, while also spending time with friends, and contributing to a social cause.
A one-day e-sports event, the championship features a FIFA tournament for single players, and a DOTA 2 tournament for teams. Participants will play their hearts out for a cause, as all funds raised will go towards Fairtrade India’s mission of supporting Indian farmers. Fairtrade-certified refreshments can be expected by participants.
More about the tournament
DATE:  Sunday, 18th of September 2016
LOCATION: The League of Extraordinary Gamers, Plot No. 15, Ground Floor, 12th Cross Road, Domlur II Stage, HAL II Stage, Indira Nagar, Bengaluru

TOURNAMENT SLOTS:

Tournament 1:  DOTA 2 – 5 player team V 5 player team or 5V5

Tournament 2:  FIFA 16 – Single Player V Single Player or 1V1
PRIZES: Prize Pool worth INR 20000 and up to 10 gaming hours each for winners of Tournament 1 and worth of INR 8000 for Tournament 2 in both cash and kind.

Participants also get a chance to win exciting merchandise from our official online partner Zomato

REGISTRATIONS:

ONLINE:  via Book My Show:

OFFLINE: via LXG, Indiranagar and Fairtrade India

FEES:  Tournament 1:  DOTA 2 –  INR 1500 per team Tournament 2:  FIFA 16 – INR 500 per player

ABOUT FAIRTRADE

Fairtrade is an international movement that gives people the opportunity to make a difference to those who grow their food and clothes through their everyday choices. It’s about better prices, decent working conditions, local sustainability and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers. Fairtrade aims to enable the poorest farmers and workers to improve their position and have more control over their lives. In India, we have over 139,000 Fairtrade producers growing everything from coffee and tea, to rice, spices and cotton.
For more information  Pooja Agarwal: +91 98435 44184 pooja.agarwal@fairtradeindia.org Follow the tournament on Facebook & Twitter with the hashtag #FairPlay #IChooseFair

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