2022 CCT South Europe Series #3
2022 CCT South Europe Series #3
Tournament information
The 2022 CCT Series is a European online tournament organized by REPUBLEAGUE and a prize pool of $50,000.
12 Feb – 7 Mar 2023
EU
$50,000
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