Esports athletes from Central Asia will participate in the "Games of the Future" in Kazan
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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"Games of the Future" combine traditional sports and esports, with more than 270 teams and over 2,000 athletes from 107 countries participating in the tournament. The program includes 21 disciplines across five categories. Kazakhstan will be represented by 48 athletes in 13 disciplines, Tajikistan by 35 athletes in five categories, Kyrgyzstan by five athletes in three disciplines, and Uzbekistan will compete in fidget hockey, virtual cycling, and competitive programming.
“Games of the Future” is a sporting event that combines traditional sports with their digital counterparts, as well as esports disciplines.
The tournament features more than 270 teams and over 2,000 athletes from 107 countries. The competition program includes 21 disciplines covering five main areas: sport, tactics, strategy, technology, and speed.
Players and teams from Kazakhstan will compete for awards in 13 disciplines, with a total of 48 representatives from the country participating in the “Games of the Future.”
Representatives of Tajikistan will take part in the competitions. The republic will be represented by 35 athletes in individual and team events. They will compete in five categories: mixed, sports programming, bitcyber, and justbeng.
Kyrgyzstan is represented by five people in three disciplines: fidgetal race, Dota 2, and sports programming.
Players from Uzbekistan will compete in disciplines such as fidgetal hockey, virtual cycling races, and sports programming.
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