The Pokémon Company will hold the Pokémon UNITE Asia Champions League 2023, an invitation-only tournament for the team strategy battle game Pokémon UNITE, from January to March 2023. India’s Pokemon Unite supporters and admirers have a lot to be happy about now that the nation has been given four slots in the forthcoming Pokemon Unite Asia Champions League 2023.
Players will compete in three leagues during the Regular Season, which will take place in January and February 2023: East Asia League, Southeast Asia League, and India League. To compete for the title of Asian Champion, the top two teams from each league will be invited to the FINALS, which will be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in March.
The top teams from the official regional tournaments, in which a total of roughly 900 teams competed, as well as the teams that competed in the “Pokémon WCS 2022 Pokemon Unite Division,” which took place in August, are invited to this tournament.
India to get 4 slots in Pokemon Unite Asia Champions League 2023
The Pokemon Unite India Open 2022 has been upgraded to serve as one of the qualifiers for the Asia Champions League 2023, giving direct spots to the top four teams. This is the largest Pokemon Unite tournament to ever take place in India. The best part is that The Pokemon Company and Skyesports, one of India’s top esports event organisers, were able to collaborate to hold the India qualifications for the Asia-level competition.
The Skyesports Championship 4.0, which includes competitions for games like CS:GO and Dota 2, will take place on LAN in Mumbai at some point in December. The Pokemon Unite India Open 2022 is a part of that competition.
Prize Pool Distribution
Prize (Regular Season)
1st Place $5,000
2nd Place $2,500
3rd Place $1,000
Prize (FINALS)
1st Place $30,000
2nd Place $15,000
3rd Place $7,500
4th Place $5,000
5th Place $1,500
The tournament’s official live stream will take place on the “Pokemon Unite” Youtube channel and Twitch. Follow Esportgen to keep eye on latest updates.
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