Press release
RELEASE IN PRESS Zug, Switzerland, 22nd May 2022: GAIMIN Gladiators is delighted to report that DOTA 2 placed 4th in the ESL One Major Stockholm.
For the last 10 days, GAIMIN Gladiators’ DOTA 2 team have achieved unprecedented acclaim for their progression in the ESL One Stockholm Major. The team’s success has been unprecedented for a team that was just formed. This is something typically seen only in more established, well funded teams.
DOTA 2 lost to OG in the semi-final of the lower bracket at the Hovet Arena in Stockholm. This placed them in 4th place in the tournament. The GAIMIN Gladiators’ Management were delighted with this performance; it has given the DOTA 2 team experience in playing in major tournaments and for the first time, they heard the emerging fanbase chanting for “GG” in a large arena!
Alex Cuccovillio is Vice President of GAIMIN Gladiators and the Founder. “I am delighted with the team’s performance. It was their first major, the first time they were on stage together and their first opportunity to get along with other teams. This tournament has consolidated our team’s bonding and the team acted professionally in all aspects of the event. I am delighted with how this team performed and look forward to their progression in other tournaments and events.”
Shaun Porter is the CEO and Founder at GAIMIN Gladiators., “The team exceeded our expectations in this tournament and demonstrated a professional approach throughout the event. Early event statistics are still to be finalised however with an average of 250,000 viewers and peak viewership of over 560,000 of the event, GAIMIN Gladiators are starting to get noticed!”
Martin Speight, CEO of GAIMIN stated, “To hear the “GG” chants in the audience and to see Slacks interviewing attendees supporting GAIMIN Gladiators was absolutely amazing! In order to raise awareness for GAIMIN, we invested in esports five months prior. The decision has been justified by this team. We all look forward to their progression!”
GAIMIN Gladiators
GAIMIN Gladiators emerged from OCG Esports Club. This Canadian Esports club was founded by Shawn Porter, Shawn Porter, and Nick Cuccovillo in 2019. Their goal was to win their preferred esports. Since 2019, they have won major events including Dreamhack Canada Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. They also compete in the most prestigious pro-amateur league in North America.
In North America and Europe, the Club started Warcraft 3 and competed in some of the best tournaments and leagues in Warcraft 3. The Club expanded into other verticals to support their growth goals. They participated in Rainbow Six Siege for two years and played in the Challengers League. OCG’s focused on the semi-professional esports pro scene and its surrounding ecology – building a platform and ecosystem for gamers.
OCG is home to some of Canada’s best gaming talent. OCG also represents Canada at the national tournaments across North America. OCG strives to be a respected, trusted and respected brand for gamers through constant innovation and community-driven goals.
The OCG philosophy fully aligns with the GAIMIN principle of “No Gamer Left Behind” and makes OCG the perfect fit for GAIMIN. OCG has been re-branded GAIMIN Gladiators, thanks to their gaming achievements and principles.
GAIMIN Gladiators will be representing GAIMIN at the international esports arena. They’ll build upon their previous successes and grow by taking part in new and existing esports verticals.
GAIMIN
GAIMIN.IO Ltd is a UK-based company that helps gamers make the most of the computing power they have. GAIMIN has created a decentralised data processing network harnessing under utilised processing power typically found in gaming PC’s to create a world-wide decentralised data processing network, delivering “supercomputer” performance.
With a free to download PC-based application GAIMIN monetises the under utilised performance through innovative approaches to delivering “supercomputer” level data processing performance from a world-wide network of independent processing devices. While initially focused on blockchain computations and data processing, GAIMIN supports large-scale applications such as video rendering.
GAIMIN’s crypto currency is GMRX. Users can use it to buy NFTs on GAIMIN Marketplace, game assets, merchandise and accessories, or convert it into fiat or another cryptocurrency.
Contact:
The Americas, Middle East and Australian Pacific – Andrew Faridani, Chief Marketing Officer for GAIMIN (based in Toronto, Canada): [email protected]
UK and Europe – Marc Bray, Chief Communications Officer for GAIMIN (based in Manchester, UK): [email protected]
Visit Gaimin’s corporate site at: www.gaimin.io and Gaming application site at: https://gaimin.gg/
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