StarCraft II is back for IEM Katowice 2019

StarCraft II is back for IEM Katowice 2019

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StarCraft II is heading back to Poland next year, as gamers from across the globe gather for Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Katowice. Top players, including 2018 World Championship Series winner Joona “Serral” Sotala, will be battling it out for their share of a prize pool worth $250,000 USD—starting with online qualifiers in January, and culminating in action-packed Grand Finals on March 3, 2019.

StarCraft II is back for IEM Katowice 2019

In addition, IEM Katowice’s prize pool has the potential to be bolstered by StarCraft II fans. Those who purchase the in-game War Chest, available in December, can help add a maximum $150,000 USD to the existing $250,000 USD prize pool.

For more information about IEM Katowice, check out our latest blog post. If you have any questions about StarCraft II esports, feel free to reply to this message.

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