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The '''2GG Championship''' was a [[List of | The '''2GG Championship''' was a [[List of national tournaments|national]] invitational {{forwiiu}} tournament, and the final tournament of the [[2GG Championship Series]]. The 19 players who qualified for the championship throughout all of the previous tournaments had their travel costs paid for by [[2GGaming]] and eSports Arena. A prize pot bonus of $50,000 was featured at the event. | ||
==Format== | ==Format== | ||
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[[Category:2017 tournaments]] | [[Category:2017 tournaments]] | ||
[[Category:Southern California tournaments]] | [[Category:Southern California tournaments]] | ||
[[Category:National tournaments]] | |||
