Gaming For Cash - New Deathmatch And Multi-Level Tournaments
Are you good enough to put your money where your mouth is?
UK-based gaming-for-cash pioneer, Tournament.com, just got a little bit better today, announcing the addition of multi-level tournaments, and a true Deathmatch mode for Counter-Strike: Source.
Tournament.com offers players the chance to win money based on their skill in Half-Life 2: Deathmatch, Counter-Strike: Source, and (coming very soon) Day of Defeat: Source.
Players can gamble a maximum of $10 (£5) per match and deposit a maximum of $150 (£75) per month in their online account.
So, if you think you are a half-decent, quick-twitch Counter-Strike player, you might want to put your money where your mouth is.
“These new features show that we’re listening closely to what our users really want – and we’re delivering,” said Marcus Pearcey, co-founder of Tournament, "With multi-tiered tournaments and true Deathmatches, we offer even more thrills and rewards for gamer", he continued.
Multi-level tournaments up the ante allowing up to 20 players to compete in a multi-round tournament, featuring quarterfinals, semi-finals, and finals matches to determine winners. Gamers skilled enough to make the finals will have a chance at more lucrative cash rewards. Even more exciting is the possibility of full-fledged tournaments with up to 80 players vying for cash prizes.
The new Deathmatch mode takes teams out of the equation for the first time on Tournament.com, allowing players to test their true skills in an all-out melee. The addition of this mode answers the hopes of many gamers who enjoy free-for-all shooters over team play.
Fancy your chances? Head to Tournament.com to gamble your life away.
Tournament.com offers players the chance to win money based on their skill in Half-Life 2: Deathmatch, Counter-Strike: Source, and (coming very soon) Day of Defeat: Source.
Players can gamble a maximum of $10 (£5) per match and deposit a maximum of $150 (£75) per month in their online account.
So, if you think you are a half-decent, quick-twitch Counter-Strike player, you might want to put your money where your mouth is.
“These new features show that we’re listening closely to what our users really want – and we’re delivering,” said Marcus Pearcey, co-founder of Tournament, "With multi-tiered tournaments and true Deathmatches, we offer even more thrills and rewards for gamer", he continued.
Multi-level tournaments up the ante allowing up to 20 players to compete in a multi-round tournament, featuring quarterfinals, semi-finals, and finals matches to determine winners. Gamers skilled enough to make the finals will have a chance at more lucrative cash rewards. Even more exciting is the possibility of full-fledged tournaments with up to 80 players vying for cash prizes.
The new Deathmatch mode takes teams out of the equation for the first time on Tournament.com, allowing players to test their true skills in an all-out melee. The addition of this mode answers the hopes of many gamers who enjoy free-for-all shooters over team play.
Fancy your chances? Head to Tournament.com to gamble your life away.
Games:
Counter-Strike Source
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