Events: Weekly Level Up Heroes of the Storm and Hearthstone Regional at Gaming4Charity

Published February 1, 2016

Looking for some Heroes of the Storm and Hearthstone action in March? Well Weekly Level Up will have you covered at their Heroes of the Storm and Hearthstone Regional at Gaming4Charity.

From the 5th to the 6th of March gamers will be able to compete in Heroes of the Storm and Hearthstone as well as enjoy various other activities, and the best part is it is all for charity. Gaming4Charity will supply gamers with what looks to be a most enjoyable event at Grand West as well as tournaments that have some pretty serious prize support.

Oh and if you were worried about having to fork out for a weekend pass just to play in the Hearthstone tournament, you can now just buy a day pass and pay the entrance fee for the tournament.

Join us for the 1st ever Weekly Level Up Regional at Gaming4Charity

Where: Grand West Sun Exhibits Centre (Behind the Big Boat)

Who: Participants of all skill levels welcome

When: 5-6 March 2016

How Much:

Heroes of the Storm – R250.00 per weekend pass

HoTS PRIZES:

1st PLACE TEAM – R10 000 CASH + MORE

2nd PLACE TEAM – R2500 CASH + MERCH + VOUCHERS AND MORE!

Hearhtstone – R100 per 1 day entry to the expo + R50 Tournament Entry

HEARTHSTONE PRIZES:

1st PLACE – R2500.00 + EXLUSIVE MERCH

2nd PLACE – R500.00 + MERCH AND VOUCHERS

3rd PLACE – VOUCHERS AND MORE

Gaming4Charity Expo Features:

#CharityEnduro Event

DJ Ready D and the Drift Squad

GRID Tournament

Old-school Arcade Games

FIFA Tournament

Hearthstone and Heroes of the Storm Tournaments

Counter Strike Tournament

Halo Tournament

100-seat LAN

Driveclub Showcase

Hardware and software expo stands

Already got a ticket? Don’t forget to register yourself or your team :

Hearthstone: http://bit.ly/1Kf4r4G

Heroes of the Storm: http://bit.ly/20YNuPU

You can find this event’s Facebook page here .

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