Skyesports, India’s leading esports tournament organizer, is excited to announce the Pokémon UNITE World Championship 2024 India Qualifier. This qualifier will include open-for-all rounds and a prize pool of $37,500. The event will be offering every player the opportunity to represent the country at the $500,000 World Championship in Honolulu, Hawaii, against the best in the world. Check out the detailed information below:
Pokémon UNITE WCS 2024 India Qualifier: Registration
Registrations for the Pokémon UNITE WCS 2024 India Qualifier are ongoing on the Skyesports website.
Players residing in India can form teams to register for the open-for-all qualifier until May 9, 2024. Registered teams will compete on May 11 and 12, 2024, for a share of the $37,500 prize pool and the top spot to advance to the Pokémon UNITE World Championship 2024 in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Commenting on hosting the India Qualifier, Shiva Nandy, Founder and CEO of Skyesports, stated, “We are thrilled to continue our association with The Pokémon Company for the third year running. Over the past two years, we’ve witnessed consistent growth in participation and viewership for the game. As the Indian hosts of the Pokémon UNITE esports roadmap, the Pokémon UNITE WCS 2024 India Qualifier will offer every aspiring professional player a chance to represent the country on the biggest stage for Pokémon UNITE esports. I wish the best to all participants.”
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The World Championship 2024 will take place from August 16 to 18, with a $500,000 prize pool. Sixteen of the best teams from around the world will compete for the title of world champions. In 2022 and 2023, Revenant Esports and S8UL Esports, respectively, represented India in the World Championship. The 2024 India Qualifier will determine who will represent the country this year.
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