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Teams from all of the world can enter this global challenge, with the organizing crew catering for 1024 team slots at the moment. However, if there is a need, this limit will be increased. The qualifiers will be played using a Single Elimination - Best of one format. As this is a global challenge, different sections of world have been split into four respective regions with Region A catering for Africa and Western Europe, Region B for Eastern Europe, Region C for the Americas and Region D hosting Asia and Australasia. After the first round, the top 64 teams will determined. These teams will proceed to round two and participate against other teams, regardless of which region they fall under. Cleverly placed host-bots will be used to provide for the various regions.

Short info on the "DotA Razer Global Challenge":
- Sign-ups will be open until: May 28., 2010 at 11:59 AM CEST
- Default client will be Garena
- Carefully placed Hostbots will be provided globally
- Regional qualifiers are held in Single Elimination "Best of 1"
- Group Stage will be held in "Best of 2"
- Group stage games will of course be broadcasted through all possible channels (Garena, WaaaghTV, Shoutcasts, Videostreams)
- Default IRC Channel is #rgc @ Quakenet
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Source :
Gosugamers.net
dota-league.com
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