Multiple teams from across the globe, including TyLoo, Gambit Esports, Execration, and Team Empire, are set to compete in the fierce final round
- TyLoo, Gambit Esports, Execration, Team Empire and many more teams will be competing on Dota 2 and CS:GO in the final round
- US$470,000 prize pool and bragging rights to the world champion guarantee fierce competition
- Grand Finals-exclusive merchandise, exciting esports activities and ROG product experiences available for attendees
- Free tickets will be available onsite
ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) is set to take Kuala Lumpur by storm with the ROG Masters 2017 Grand Final, running from December 7th – 10th, 2017. The Grand Finals follow on from a series of qualifying competitions that have invigorated esports communities across the globe. The 12 winning teams from the previous rounds will be competing on Dota 2 and Counter Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) to represent their respective regions: APAC, China, Americas and EMEA.
Spectators will witness a fierce contest, with the successful winner taking home the lion’s share of the US$470,000 prize pool and the ultimate bragging rights: that of the 2017 ROG Masters World Champion title.
An unmissable event!
Attendees at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre will have exclusive access to event merchandise, will be able to participate in both online and offline esports activities, and will be able to enjoy and experience a variety of ROG products. They will also be able to watch the momentous Grand Finals competition taking place in the KLCC Plenary Hall over December 9th and 10th. Tickets are free and will be available onsite, subject to venue capacity.
ROG Masters 2017 Grand Finals
Group Stage
Location: Broadcast online
Date: December 7th – 8th, 2017
Grand Finals
Location: Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Date: December 9th – 10th, 2017
Participating Teams
Dota 2
• Team Empire (EMEA)
• PENTA Sports (EMEA)
• WarriorsGaming.Unity (APAC)
• Execration (APAC)
• OpTic Gaming (Americas)
• Team MAX (China)
CS:GO
• Vega Squadron (EMEA)
• Gambit Gaming (EMEA)
• 5Power Club (APAC)
• Grayhound Gaming (APAC)
• Splyce (Americas)
• TyLoo (China)
