The Predator League is back and at stake is a combined prize pool of P1M and the highly coveted Predator Shield. This prestigious tournament is an avenue for young esports talents to grow their potential in the gaming industry. Competing teams will need to master either Dota 2 or Valorant.
This year's game play are divided into three stages: the Qualifiers, the Group Stage, and the Grand Finals.
The Qualifiers will be held both online and onsite to provide aspiring esports players with opportunities to jumpstart their professional careers. Four offline qualifiers will be held across the Philippines- Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, and NCR. In addition, four online qualifiers will be held open to anyone from the Philippines. Each victor will earn P5,000 as well as a spot on the Group Stage. These pocket tournaments will be held from July to September for Dota 2 and September to October for Valorant.
Once the challengers have been decided, they will be divided into two groups for the Group Stage. Teams will face each other in a best-of-one round-robin format, with the top two teams from each group advancing to the Grand Finals. The matches in the Group Stages will be livestreamed for fans to cheer on their team.
The top four teams will be ducking it out in a LAN final in November, to show their grit and skill in front of a roaring live audience. A champion will be crowned for Dota 2 and Valorant and will be going home with not just the Predator Shield, but with P250,000 as well. The runners-up will be awarded P100,000 and the 3rd and 4th placers will earn P55,000.
The Champions for Dota 2 and Valorant will also represent the Philippines in the Grand Final event early 2024. Details for the Grand Finals will be announced soon.
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