The Halo World Championship Tour: Cologne featured some of the best Halo from across Europe as well as South Africa. After a weekend full of nonstop action and heartbreaking upsets, four teams have emerged at the top and will find themselves on the way to the US to compete in the Halo World Championship Finals!
This past weekend, the six best teams from the Australian and New Zealand region met at the Australian Technology Park in sunny Sydney, Australia for the Halo World Championship Tour: Sydney!
This weekend, twelve teams from the EMEA region will take over the ESL studios in Cologne, Germany as they fight for their share of $50,000 and a chance to compete against the best in the world at the Halo World Championship!
After a grueling month of close games, upsets, and some of the best Halo the ANZ region has ever seen, the top six teams from Australia and New Zealand will convene this weekend for a chance to punch their ticket to the Halo World Championship!
With an additional US$45,000 on the line, the Regional Finals look for a total of seven teams for the 2016 Finals!
The best teams from across Europe including South Africa are clashing on the 6th and 7th of February at the ESL studios.
As the Halo Championship prize pool reaches US$2,000,000 and counting, we chat with Evil Geniuses captain Eric “Snipedown” Wrona about what’s on the horizon for him and the team.
Get up to date with the latest information about the Halo World Championship including a prize pool breakdown and how to get involved in your region.
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