World Esports Cup received close to 1.2 million registrations from India, Pakistan, and Nepal - PINKVILLA

World Esports Cup (WEC’21), South East Asia’s premier tri-nation esports championship, has seen an overwhelming response from the gaming community from India, Pakistan, and Nepal as it recorded close to 1.2 million registrations during the registration phase which ended last month.
With an aim to provide gamers a much-needed platform to showcase their skills with the pride of representing one’s own country, the upcoming WEC 2021, which kickstarted on November 25, has been witnessing an exciting action in presence of top esports athletes from India, Pakistan, and Nepal. 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.
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. With participants from the smallest towns to the top metros registering for the championship, Delhi has topped the chart with close to 37lac registrations followed by Mumbai and other cities. 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.
While the best 12 teams will be chosen in each country and 12 top teams will be invited to compete with them before the top 4 teams from each...

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