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'''''Magic'' esports''''' were introduced by [[Hasbro]] and [[Wizards of the Coast]] in 2019.<ref>{{NewRef|news/next-chapter-magic-esports-2018-12-06|The Next Chapter for ''Magic'': Esports|[[Elaine Chase]]|December 6, 2018}}</ref> | |||
It encompasses both ''Magic'' games — [[Magic: The Gathering Arena]] and tabletop ''[[Magic]]''. $10 million prize money will be divided among all ''Magic'' esports tournaments. A total of 10 tournaments are played each year. These are called [[Mythic Championships]] along with other partner-run events. The 10 million will be split equally between ''Magic'' Arena and tabletop ''Magic''. | |||
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Revision as of 08:11, 7 December 2018
Magic esports were introduced by Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast in 2019.[1]
It encompasses both Magic games — Magic: The Gathering Arena and tabletop Magic. $10 million prize money will be divided among all Magic esports tournaments. A total of 10 tournaments are played each year. These are called Mythic Championships along with other partner-run events. The 10 million will be split equally between Magic Arena and tabletop Magic.