CNN has posted an article titled "Cyberathletes compete for real money" on their online news site. The article contains a brief explanation of the CPL along with the results from the five-day event. Angel Munoz also comments throughout the article. Here's a small preview of the write-up:
Angel Munoz started the CPL five years ago with just 300 people and a $300 grand prize. However, since that time, gaming has grown into a $9-billion-a-year industry.Like it so far? Grab the rest of the article here.
Now he watches as five-person teams -- mostly young males 17 to 24 years old -- play each other on the PC game "Half-Life: Counterstrike" for a total of $100,000 in cash, with the winner getting $25,000. This year, a team called Schröt Kommando was awarded the top prize.
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