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...ting aim have steered him to the top of many 1v1 and Team Deathmatch (TDM) tournaments throughout his career.
...16 top six LAN finishes, six of which were first place victories at major tournaments.
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...4th to16th 1997, turned out to be a huge success and spawned about 10 more LAN-parties over the next couple of years, with visitors also coming from Denma
...es between the participating clans. [[Stalin]] dominated the AskerLAN duel tournaments in the beginning, before [[Sectopod]] conquered the throne.
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{{Infobox lan
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The LAN will host official tournaments in the following modes:
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The LAN will host official tournaments in the following modes:
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{{Infobox lan
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CyberGate was Europe's first Internet and LAN gaming cafe, located in Tilburg, the Netherlands. CyberGate has been in exi
...ce to be if you wanted to enjoy multiplayer gaming with friends on a solid LAN network.
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1st place at a couple of MacWorld San Francisco LAN tournaments
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{{Infobox lan
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== Tournaments ==
{{Event|QW LAN Party Poland 2021|date=2021-11-14|link=|i=plan}}
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...ed for the PGL starcraft lan finals and won the first couple of warcraft 3 tournaments after its release.
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===Tournaments===
{{Event|QW LAN Party Poland 2024|date=7 — 11 Nov|link=|i=plan}}
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Greco attended many LAN tournaments at Cafe9 with (and against) players from [[Clan 9]], clan [[Icon of Pain]]
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...ge Smackdown, Nations Quake Rank, European Quake League and other 4on4 TDM tournaments. Nowadays, just a casual gamer.
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{{Infobox lan
|tournaments=[[QHLAN2019/1on1|1on1]], [[QHLAN2019/2on2|2on2]], [[QHLAN2019/4on4|4on4]]
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...tournament held in Russia back in 2004. It featured [[1on1]] and [[2on2]] tournaments. Well known players [[Image:flag_dk.gif]] [[ParadokS]] and [[Image:flag_se.
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A number of the matches and side tournaments, including the first LAN parties where held at the Shoot n Surf Internet cafe just off Oxford St in
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.... He mostly plays FFA at the servegame server and occasionally joins small tournaments organised by {{Player|bgnr|flag=pt}}, while always ready for any upcoming C
{{Achievement|year=1998|place=1|event=Cafe War|mode=1on1|additional=LAN tournament in Sorocaba|team=|flag=|prize=Hardware}}
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<br>The True Gamers Invitational, or TGi for short, was a LAN event held in April [[1999]] at IT Palace in Gothenburg, admined by [[Izn0]
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==Tournaments==
To register for any of the 3 official tournaments, you need to visit the signup table no later than 60 minutes before the sta
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{{Infobox lan
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...and casting, which then inspired him to run a series of grudge matches and tournaments for the Australian Players
...s one of the leading streamers and commentators for QuakeWorld matches and tournaments around the world, and is a much loved and respected asset to the Internatio
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...018 thanks to [[Chmielu]] who persuaded him to participate in several 2on2 tournaments. He still plays Quakeworld regularly to this day. In years 2021 to 2023, to
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{{Infobox lan
|tournaments=[[QHLAN2017/1on1|1on1]], [[QHLAN2017/2on2|2on2]], [[QHLAN2017/4on4|4on4]]
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The Swedish Championship (Svenska Mästerskap) of Quake was a LAN tournament held at Café Nine in Stockholm from the 19th to 21th of Septemb
...ments started at around 19.00-20.00 in the evening, a classic, all-nighter LAN. The 1st prize was the computer they were playing on. There were also prize
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...gaming dynasty. It is North America's largest LAN party, the largest free LAN party in the world, and usually runs over a period of four days.
...te. id Software employees, including John Carmack, participated in various tournaments with attendees on-site as well. A large number of companies sponsored the e
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* [http://refragged.com/ Refragged tournaments]
...g/2016/02/24/quakeworld-2on2-tdm-open-quake-live-duel-masters-championship-tournaments-announced/ '''QuakeCon 2016!''']
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* '''Tournaments:''' Quakeworld 1on1 & 2on2 and 4on4. See tabs above.
...aurants and supermarkets at less than 10 minutes walking distance from the lan.
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Started playing NQ at a friends house on lan only around 1996/97 using keyboard only. Around 1999 got a PC at home and t
...ry casual 12 month comeback in mid 2015 until mid 2016 for the Thunderdome tournaments and EQL. Stopped playing entirely again.
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The Swedish Championship (Svenska Mästerskap) of Quake was a LAN tournament held at Café Nine in Stockholm from the 19th to 21th of Septemb
The tournaments started at around 19.00-20.00 in the evening and was classic, all-nighter-L
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{{Infobox lan
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...with {{Flag/fi}} [[The Viper Squad]], had a 5 year winning streak in 4on4 tournaments.
{{Achievement|year=2023|place=1|event=Multi-LAN Quake Weekend 2023|mode=DMM4 1on1|flag=|team=|prize=}}
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