The winners of the Republic of Kazakhstan Cyber Cup have been announced.
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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The Kazakhstan Esports Cup is held twice a year, expanding the program from four to six disciplines. The finals took place in May: the winners were Lewandowskie (CS2), NA RAHATE (Dota 2), lemmerrtt (Mortal Kombat 1), and teams Bumblebees, abdulkin01, ZhasikFifa09. The prize fund amounted to 1,750,000 tenge for CS2, ML:LB, and Dota 2 winners; 600,000 tenge each for Mortal Kombat 1 and EAFC 24; and 550,000 tenge for EFOOTBALL 24.
The Kazakhstan Cyber Cup is considered equivalent to official national championships in traditional sports. Until now, four tournaments of this competition were held annually, but now the tournament will be held twice a year. At the same time, its program has expanded — if previously each season of the KRC included four disciplines, then in the current tournament, competitions were held in six categories: Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, Mortal Kombat 1, ML:LB, EAFC24, and EFOOTBALL 24.
The qualifications for the Cup took place in April, with the playoff stages and online finals for three disciplines — ML:LB, EAFC24, and EFOOTBALL 24 — held in early May. In mid-May, abdulkin01 won in eFootball, ZhasikFifa09 in EA FC, and the Bumblebees team in ML:LB. On May 12, the winners in the remaining three cyber disciplines were determined: the final matchup in Counter-Strike 2 was AI vs Lewandownskie, in Dota 2 — NA RAHATE vs Hushh fidany, and in Mortal Kombat 1 — lemerrtt vs miko004. The winners were the Lewandowskie team, NA RAHATE, and the player lemerrtt in the Mortal Kombat 1 discipline.

During the current LAN final, the headliner was Berden Q.BRO Sarin, and the winners and prize winners of the KRC received substantial prize money. The majority of the prize fund is allocated to the COUNTER STRIKE 2, ML:LB, and DOTA 2 disciplines, with the prize winners in these categories sharing 1,750,000 tenge. The top three teams in the fighting game MORTAL KOMBAT 1 and the football simulator EAFC 24 will each receive 600,000 tenge in prizes, while the prize fund for another football cyber discipline, EFOOTBALL 24, amounted to 550,000 tenge.
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