Thursday, April 18, 2024

Hamilton hosts first Esports tournament with proceeds going to World Vision Canada

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Hamilton hosted it’s first Esports tournament with the Ontario Esports league and raised money doing it.

Tim Hortons Field hosted the third annual “Olympiads” charity Esports event. It aims to bring together athletes, sports enthusiasts, and gamers.

The proceeds go to World Vision Canada.

120 players between the ages of six and 25 signed up to play.

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