Gamers for Giving 2012

Saturday, June 18th – Eastern Michigan University Student Center

Helping Others Level Up

Current Registration Stats (Updated June 17th | 10:30 PM):
Starcraft 2
| Pre-paid: 8 | Pay at door: 16 | Total: 24/32 Individuals
Halo Reach | Pre-paid: 9 | Pay at door: 42| Total: 51/64 Teams
Black Ops | Pre-paid: 4 | Pay at door: 26 | Total: 31/32 Teams
Console LAN | Pre-paid: 7 | Pay at door: 50 | Total 57/100 Individuals

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Gamers for Giving is a competitive gaming event hosted each year by video game industry charity organization, Gamers Outreach Foundation. Backed by a story that resonates with many in the gaming community, since 2008, Gamers for Giving has been one of the largest competitive gaming tournaments in the midwest. The event features video game tournaments, special industry guests and a variety of activities for participants and spectators. Profits from the event are used to support the work of Gamers Outreach Foundation.

Gamers for Giving 2011 will be taking place on Saturday, June 18th at the Eastern Michigan University Student Center. Activities include a 2vs2 Halo Reach tournament, a 4vs4 Call of Duty Black Ops tournament (Xbox 360), a 1vs1 Starcraft 2 tournament and a 100 person BYOC console LAN party. Doors for check-in and warm up will open at 10:00 AM. All tournaments will begin promptly at 1:00 PM. Additional information and registration for this year’s activities can be found below.

If you have any questions, please feel free to swing by our contact page, or check out the Gamers Outreach Forums! We’ll see you at the EMU Student Center on June 18th!

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Important Information

Gamers for Giving 2011 will feature a double elimination, 4vs4 Call of Duty Black Ops tournament, played on the Xbox 360. $1,000.00 will be awarded to the team that finishes in 1st place*, and $500.00 will be awarded to the team that finishes in second place*.

A full list of the tournament settings, important information for players and gametypes can be downloaded here (PDF File).

Also, if you are under the age of 17, you will need to bring a signed Parental Consent Form.

* Prize pool is based on a minimum number of 20 teams competing in the Black Ops tournament. If the minimum is not met, the prize pool will be re-adjusted. Prize pool is derived from player entry fees.

 

Important Information

Making its return to Gamers for Giving, our 2011 event will feature a 100 person console gaming LAN party. What is a LAN party you ask? Imagine sitting down with 100 other gamers in the same room, connecting your gaming console to a ‘local area network’ and playing video games with fellow players you can interact with for an entire day! That’s pretty much the gist of it. LAN parties offer gamers the opportunity to compete and play games with one another in a social environment.

The LAN party is  ’BYOC’ – which means you’ll need to ‘bring your own console’ and TV to the event, as well as the games you’d like to play. We’ve created a packet with additional information, as well as a handy check-list you can use to ensure you don’t forget anything! You can download additional information here (PDF File).

Also, if you are under the age of 17, you will need to bring a signed Parental Consent Form.

Additionally, we’ll be coordinating various activities throughout the day in the LAN party. You can discuss what games you’ll be bringing, as well as some of our mini tournaments in the Gamers Outreach Forums. Once you’ve signed up for the LAN, you can visit the “Seating Chart” forum thread to select a seat.

 

Important Information

An integral part of the Gamers for Giving story, the Halo franchise will once again have a strong presence at our annual fundraising event through the newest addition to the series, Halo: Reach. The tournament will be a double elimination, 2vs2  tournament played on the Xbox 360. $1,000.00 will be awarded to the team that finishes in 1st place*, and $500.00 will be awarded to the team that finishes in second place*.

A full list of the tournament settings, important information for players and gametypes can be downloaded here (PDF File).

Also, if you are under the age of 17, you will need to bring a signed Parental Consent Form.

* Prize pool is based on a minimum number of 40 teams competing in the Halo: Reach tournament. If the minimum is not met, the prize pool will be re-adjusted. Prize pool is derived from player entry fees.

 

Important Information

Welcoming back PC gaming to Gamers for Giving, our 2011 event will host its first BYOC (bring your own computer) Starcraft 2 tournament! A 1vs1, double elimination tournament, our Starcraft 2 event will have room for a total of 32 players. The player able to secure a 1st place finish in the tournament will be awarded $500.00.* A prize of $250.00 will be awarded to the player who finishes in second place.*

We’ve created a small packet that contains important information & game settings for competitors, as well as a handy check-list to ensure you don’t forget anything. You can download the packet here (PDF File).

*Prize pool is based on a minimum number of 32 players competing in the Starcraft 2 tournament. If the minimum is not met, the prize pool will be re-adjusted. Prize pool is derived from player entry fees.