While we launched WEC ’21, we strongly felt there was a need to create a platform where gamers and esports athletes of the region come together and compete and help each other professionally as well as financially, and these whooping registration numbers only have validated our beliefs,” Vishwalok Nath, Director, World Esports Cup said: “It’s heartening to see such a massive response not just from India but also from Pakistan and Nepal for this tournament. Owing to the Covid-19 pandemic, the tournament, however, will be played virtually over a period of three months, where athletes will compete in one of the most popular battle royale games, Free Fire. Most registrations have been received from the age group of 17 to 20 years with 5,55,377 players opting to compete, while close to 70 thousand youngsters have registered from the age group of 13-16 years. With participants from the smallest towns to the top metros registering for the championship, Delhi has topped the chart with close to 37 lakh registrations followed by Mumbai and other cities. The registration phase, which started on October 23, has received 10,35,915 entries from India, while 71,549 and 34,537 gamers have registered from Pakistan and Nepal respectively.

The marquee event recorded close to 1.2 million registrations during t he registration phase which ended last month. New Delhi, Dec 15 (UNI) World Esports Cup 2021 (WEC), South East Asia’s premier tri-nation esports championship received an overwhelming response from the gaming communi ty from India and other Asian countries. Rummy sequence WEC '21 receives massive response from gaming community_rummy games

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