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ASUS Cup 2008-2009 road-map
Sponsors: ASUS, Intel
Season: Spring 2008 (May)
Title name: ASUS Spring 2008
Anouncement: April 2008
First stage: Third weekend of May (17-18 May)
Games: Warcraft 3, Starcraft, DOTA, Quake 3, FIFA 2008
Prize fund: 400 000 roubles
Second stage: Fourth weekend of May (24-25 May)
Games: Counter-Stike 1.6 Masters, Ñounter-Strike 1.6 No Profi
Prize fund: 600 000 roubles
Season: Summer 2008 (July-August)
Title name: ASUS Summer 2008
Anouncement: June 2008
First stage: Fourth weekend of June
Games: Warcraft 3, Starcraft, DOTA, ?
Prize fund: 400 000 roubles
Second stage: First weekend of August
Games: Counter-Stike 1.6 Masters, Ñounter-Strike 1.6 No Profi
Prize fund: 600 000 roubles
Season: Autumn 2008 (November)
Title name: ASUS Autumn 2008
Anouncement: September 2008
First stage: First weekend of November
Games: Quake 3, Warcraft 3, Starcraft, DOTA, ?
Prize fund: 400 000 roubles
Second stage: Third weekend of November
Games: Counter-Stike 1.6 Masters, Ñounter-Strike 1.6 No Profi, ?
Prize fund: 600 000 roubles
Season: Winter 2009 (February)
Title name: ASUS Winter 2009
Anouncement: December 2008
First stage: First weekend of February
Games: Quake 3, FIFA 2009, DOTA, ?
Prize fund: 400 000 roubles
Second stage: Third weekend of February
Games: Counter-Stike 1.6 Masters, Ñounter-Strike 1.6 No Profi, ?
Prize fund: 600 000 roubles
Totally:
4 000 000 roubles of prize fund
Formula = 1 year = 4 seasons = 8 tourneys
Understandable, convinient and flexible shedule
9 or 10 gaming disciplines
A big amount of participants and spectators
Budget compared to WCG Russia Preliminary 2008,
which allows to make a much more volumetric job related to e-Sport's
development