New competitive gaming \u201cCreator League\u201d launches with MrBeast, IShowSpeed and others Creator LeagueA new competitive gaming league led by some of the world\u2019s biggest creators, including MrBeast, IShowSpeed and Bella Poarch has launched. Here\u2019s everything we know. Despite esports and organizations struggling financially over the years, the esports and content creator landscape has continued to thrive in terms of viewership and fandom. Tech company eFuse is looking to bridge this gap in a big way by introducing a new competitive league that \u201cputs creators and their fans at the center of everything.\u201d YouTube\u2019s top creator MrBeast announced the Creator League in his video on September 2, 2023, to his over 178M subscribers as he explained what exactly the league is and even how fans can get involved when it is broadcast live on 8 \u2013 10 September, 2023. Which creators are part of the Creator League? The first Creator League season is set to include 8 creator-managed teams that will compete against each other in a range of games across a 10-month-long season. The creators involved will all actively manage their own teams. However, they won\u2019t have to actually play as part of the teams when the teams compete against each other by playing different video games. Below are all the 8 creator managed teams announced for Season 1: How can fans get involved with Creator League? Announced by MrBeast himself via his video on YouTube, fans will be able to buy \u2018community passes\u2019 priced at $19.99, where they then can choose which creator team they want to support. In a partnership with MrBeast\u2019s Feastables, if fans purchase a community pass before September 9, they are able to receive a free box of Feastables. The pass will allow fans to be able to choose their team\u2019s rosters by voting on players within their chosen creator community and make strategic decisions. community pass holders will also be able to compete for a shot at playing for your chosen Creator\u2019s team during the season, such as through the first $50K three-day open qualifier on September 8 -10. What is the Creator League Season 1 schedule? $50k Open Qualifier (September 8 \u2013 10) \u2013 A three-day qualifier welcomes all interested players to compete for $50k and a spot on their favorite creator\u2019s team through playing 3v3 Zero Build Fortnite. – Creator League show launch (September 13) \u2013 A live, hour-long show will feature a team draft and live team voting to arrive at initial strategic decisions – League launch (September 19) \u2013 The league\u2019s first competitive event featuring Fortnite – $200k First Split Final (October 3 \u2013 5) \u2013 Fortnite split one playoff and finals with guaranteed payouts for all competitors, including fans who make the team – How long will the Creator League season last? The debut season which is scheduled to be 10 months long will feature 4 splits which are outlined below: Split 1: September 8 \u2013 October 5 – Split 2: October 20 \u2013 November 24 – Split 3: January 12 \u2013 Feb 8, – Split 4: February 23 \u2013 March 21 –<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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