Gaming anyone?
 

I see more and more on these specific forums people posting about CS and CS:S and other games. Have any of you thought of gaming for prizes and a chance to be included in a HUGE gaming tournament/expo?

I am head player liason and event co-ordinator for the TFL - Toronto Fun League at Toronto Fun League - Home . For all of you gamers and gamers in clans heres your chance to play with the best and funnest the GTA has to offer.

Heres your chance :

Grab your computer, mouse, keyboard and dust off the old mouse pad because TFL is back and ready to throw the LAN party of the year!!! With over $25,000 in prizes to give away, everybody is sure to leave with something.

Don’t have a team to participate in a CS tournament? NO PROBLEM!! Come experience the fun and excitement by joining a “ringer’s pool”, playing the “Last Man Standing” tournaments and many more activities throughout the weekend.

Register early as seats are limited for a chance to participate in a BYOC event you won’t forget!

So Gear up!!

Dates: December 16 & 17, 2006
Format: BYOC (Bring Your Own Computer)

Location:
CNIB Centre
1929 Bayview Avenue
Toronto, Ontario

Admission:

* $40 prepaid + $10 premium tournament / per person
* $50 @ door + $10 premium tournament / per person

* prepaid registration will close on Wednesday December 13, 2006
(All pre-registered CONFIRMED attendess will be entered into our pre-registered player raffle. We are offering up to $1000 in prizes for this special raffle. So register today!)

Prizes: Over $25,000 in Prizes!

That's right - the following TFL partners have teamed up to bring you an event loaded with top of the line prizes totaling over $25,000. Memory, Keyboards, Cases, water-cooling kits, Motherboards, graphics cards and more!

The following sponsors have contributed to this amazing prize chest at Winter FragFest 2006: LG, Coolermaster, G.Skill, G4TechTV, D-Link Canada, CompuSmart, abit and many more!!

Visit www.torontofunleague.com for further details!!!

i dont know if this is the right place to advertise a gaming/ tourney league. maybe if the ppl here were younger then chances are you'd have better success. dont get me wrong i use to love cs i think i wasted my entire high school and college years on it. but most of the people here have ft jobs, families, and more important things on their minds like racing. kudos for getting some toronto stuff together but you should be gearing towards the younger crowd when it comes to leagues or tourneys

Youd be surprised then to attend an event of ours. Truth is the community has grown of age with the game. We have more 22+ players now then anything. Thing is when I read this forum i saw a CS thread hence I posted here. Gaming isnt an aged based thing anymore, it grew like anything else. One of our most recurring players at our events is 42, he comes he plays he loves it. So needless to say if its in the wrong section then its a risk ive taken. But trying to bring people out is nothing but my job :)

sign me up