In Tallinn, 32 esports teams will compete for 10,000 EUR!

In June, all roads will lead to Tallinn! From June 7 to 9, at the “Rakett69” studio premises in Tallinn, the “MÖÖ-LAN” will take place, where 32 Counter-Strike teams will compete for the largest prize pool in the history of esports in the Baltic states – 10,000 EUR!

The tournament organizers have ensured that the competition format is friendly for both amateur teams and professionals, as the competition will be divided into two formats – the main tournament and the additional tournament.

On the evening of Friday, June 7, 32 teams will be divided into groups and will begin their journey towards the title. The teams that perform best on Friday and advance from the group stage will continue their fight in the main tournament on Saturday.

For those teams that do not have successful results on Friday, there will be an opportunity to participate in the additional tournament and compete for a prize pool of 1450 EUR. Below you can familiarize yourself with the distribution of the prize pool.

The prize pool for the main tournament (10,000 EUR) will be distributed as follows:

1st place - 5000 EUR;
2nd place - 2500 EUR;
3rd place - 1250 EUR;
4th place - 650 EUR;
5th - 6th place - 300 EUR.

The prize pool for the additional tournament (1450 EUR) will be distributed as follows:

1st place - 750 EUR;
2nd place - 500 EUR;
3rd place - 200 EUR.

Important to know!

The competition is of BYOC type!
To participate in the competition, a ticket must be purchased, which costs 30 EUR per person (150 EUR per team).
Group matches will be held according to the Round Robin principle.
Elimination matches will be played according to the Double elimination principle.
Anyone who has reached the age of 16 can participate in the competition.
Players from Russia and Belarus are not allowed to participate in the competition.
Participants' Steam and Faceit accounts must be in order (players with VAC or other bans are not allowed to participate in the competition).

What is BYOC?

BYOC or Bring Your Own Computer are events where participants arrive with their own computer, monitor, and peripherals. Such large-scale and type of events have not occurred in Latvia in recent years, but in Estonia, Lithuania, and England, it is already a common practice.

What do I need to do to participate?

If you want to participate in the event as a player, you need a player ticket, which costs 30 EUR. The price includes:

the opportunity to participate in two Counter-Strike 2 tournaments – the main tournament and the additional tournament;
1x seat at the BYOC LAN event (chair + table);
entry to the event venue from June 7 to 9;
internet and electricity;
the event organizers recommend that each player also bring a power strip. This is not included in the ticket price.

If you want to participate in the event as a visitor, there is a visitor ticket available. Its price is 10 EUR. The price includes:

the opportunity to participate in the “MÖÖ-LAN” event activities – mini-tournaments, play consoles, and participate in various presentations;
entry to the event venue from June 7 to 9.

Teams from Latvia

At the time of publication, 12 teams (out of 32) have purchased tickets. The following teams from Latvia have confirmed their participation in the competition:

CyberMAN (Virslīga);
EC BANGA (Virslīga);
MightyWolves (Virslīga).

You can find more information about the event by following this link. During the event, communication will take place via LEVEL1 Discord.

Important to know!

The competition is of BYOC type!

To participate in the competition, a ticket must be purchased, which costs 30 EUR per person (150 EUR per team).

Group matches will be held according to the Round Robin principle.

Elimination matches will be played according to the Double elimination principle.

Anyone who has reached the age of 16 can participate in the competition.

Players from Russia and Belarus are not allowed to participate in the competition.

Participants' Steam and Faceit accounts must be in order (players with VAC or other bans are not allowed to participate in the competition).

In Tallinn, 32 esports teams will compete for 10,000 EUR!

The prize pool for the main tournament (10,000 EUR) will be distributed as follows:

The prize pool for the additional tournament (1450 EUR) will be distributed as follows:

Important to know!

What is BYOC?

What do I need to do to participate?

Teams from Latvia

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The prize pool for the main tournament (10,000 EUR) will be distributed as follows:

The prize pool for the additional tournament (1450 EUR) will be distributed as follows:

Important to know!

What is BYOC?

What do I need to do to participate?

Teams from Latvia