Gaming
WePlay Holding will host the Russian-language broadcast of Brawl Stars Championship 2021
The Russian-language broadcasts from WePlay Esports of the official tournaments in this title organized by Supercell will be streamed already in September 2021.
WePlay Holding enters the field of mobile gaming and announces the launch of the Russian-language broadcasts of the official Supercell tournaments in Brawl Stars. The initial broadcasts will be organized in a homecast setting.
The schedule of the upcoming Russian-language broadcasts hosted by WePlay Holding:
- September 4, 2021 [17:00 Moscow time] — Season 7 — EECA September Monthly Finals
- September 5, 2021 [16:00 Moscow time] — Season 7 — EMEA September Monthly Finals
- September 11, 2021 [12:00 Moscow time] — Season 7 — Mainland China September Monthly Finals
- September 12, 2021 [22:00 Moscow time] — Season 7 — LATAM S September Monthly Finals
“For us, this is the first experience broadcasting mobile gaming tournaments, and we intend to explore Brawl Stars in more depth. Hope in the future we will be the ones to take the broadcasts of this title to a whole new level,” says Maksym Bilonogov, chief visionary officer and general producer at WePlay Esports.
Watch the official Russian-language broadcast of BSC 2021 tournaments on YouTube.
Brawl Stars is an online mobile multiplayer third-person shooter released in 2018 by Supercell. During the game, the players battle at an online arena in multiple game modes on behalf of characters called Brawlers.
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