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A1 Gaming Weekend is back with Rocket League!

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Once again, the A1 Gaming Weekend will host a tournament in Rocket League – everyone’s favorite rocket-powered, soccer-playing esports title!

Last year we tested the Rocket League waters with an A1 Gaming Weekend dedicated to this game that has become a pillar of the competitive gaming scene in the last years. Unlike last time, however, this tournament will feature a 3v3 format. The standard format should attract more players that can sign up with their teams and fight for the main prize. Challengermode is the platform of choice for this Rocket League tournament – the registration link can be found at the end of this article.

The famous regional YouTuber Djura as well as GameHub’s Dean Bošnjak will be our casters for this A1 Gaming Weekend. A prize pool of €450 is up for grabs for the best four Rocket League teams in the region. This edition of the A1 Gaming Weekend will last for two days, the 31st of July and the 1st of August, and teams from the entire Adria region can join in. Good luck!

The prize pool will be split in the following manner:

1. €180
2. €105
3. €90
4. €75

A1 Gaming Weekend – Rocket League – SIGN UP HERE!

GameBar is now broadcasting the A1 Adria League!

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Every week you get to see teams compete to show they can qualify for the LAN event. Up until now, you could’ve watched the games on our YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch channels. Just a few days ago, GameBar announced that they’re gonna broadcast A1 Adria League’s matches on their channel. That means you can now watch our games on your TV without a need to connect to the Internet.

So, how can you watch it? All you have to do is simply have a TV set, get a pay-TV provider (MaxTV, IskonTV, OptiTV) and you can freely enjoy the action from the most competitive teams and individuals. Gamebar TV channels, including A1 TV, will now be available for you to watch our CS:GO, Brawl Stars, and other games. We were told that FIFA will be the only game not watchable because of the issue with TV rights, at least in the current season.

GameBar is a platform that has a website, Twitch & YouTube channels, and a Facebook page under their name. It also expanded on TV by broadcasting gaming and esports matches. Its main goal is to bring closer together gamers from all over the region, get sponsors and introduce them to the esports world and opportunities that hold within.