The UK Circuit FACEIT Hub, organised by Connor “Sliggy” Bloomfield among other competitive UK players, have announced a 32-team £150 cash cup, with the winning team taking all of the money.

We are happy to announce:

👉 UK CIRCUIT Cash Cup #1 👈

Date:📅Friday 13th April

Requirements:✅🇬🇧/🇮🇪✅All 5 players subscribed to https://t.co/GYLl9Ph8sP✅Ready to duke it out for £150

💰WINNER TAKES ALL!💰32 Teams onlyhttps://t.co/tH8ujcjtcx

DM for queries! pic.twitter.com/nCOQhUm5AQ

— UK Circuit (@UKCircuit) April 11, 2018

Compared to the standard UK Circuit competition, this is a 5v5 tournament where [...]

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