The sequel to the latest tournament from Reliable Gaming Network, the Intercontinental II will feature various improvements over its previous iteration.
RGN has opened signups for its second CS:GO tournament of the year, the Intercontinental II, the first of which concluded just today with Orbit overcoming Gamers2 in the grand finals match. Along with CEVO, Reliable Gaming Network will be upping the ante the second time around with a guaranteed minimum $1000 prize pool for both Europe and North America.
Servers will be provided by CEVO, and will be played across the league's standard map pool and rules. Teams that are interested in competing can sign up now on RGN's website: $20 per individual player, or $100 for a five man team. Teams can have a maximum of three stand-ins in addition to their main roster.
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