As the first and only European platform in the esports sector, EURAT wants to combine gaming, content, talent promotion and the amateur league. Teams can now register for the tournament to start in 2021.
For the first time, amateur gamers can compete internationally on the new European e-sports platform EURAT (“European Amateur Tournament”). Young e-athletes from all over Europe have the chance to prepare for the professional league. But the platform also pursues a different approach: namely, the aim is to encourage young talent in all areas. The teams can now look forward to Eurat.gg register and log in as announced today.
Initially, however, only amateur gamers from Germany, Austria and Switzerland as well as Sweden and France can access the tournament platform. Other countries are to follow later. In the first phase, EURAT only wants to offer the four most popular esports games: League of Legends, Rocket League, Fortnite and Valorant. The technology company “Stark Esports” developed and programmed EURAT specifically for the young target audience. A highly specialized team from the areas of esports, content creation, marketing and sponsoring was involved.