Unreal Tournament Esports

Unreal Tournament


Release Date:
1999
Prize Money Awarded:
$89,000.00 From 5 Tournaments
Recorded Date Range:
2000-09-18 to




Unreal Tournament (commonly called Unreal Tournament '99 or UT99 to differentiate from later games) is a first-person shooter developed by Epic Games and Digital Extremes. It was first published in 1999 by GT Interactive for PC. The game is a spin-off of Unreal, focusing on competitive multiplayer action instead of a single-player story campaign.

Largest Prize Pools


 Tournament NamePrize Money
1.» WCG 2002 (Unreal Tournament)$43,000.00
2.» WCG 2001 (Unreal Tournament)$35,000.00
3.» WCG 2001 (Unreal Tournament 2v2)$11,000.00
4.» Canadian Cyber Championship (UT)$0.00
5.» LAN Arena 7 (UT)$0.00


Top Players


 Player IDPlayer NameTotal (Game)
1.Germany GitzZzChristian Höck$40,000.00
2.United Kingdom ShaggySamuel Boult$10,000.00
3.United States xspainJeremy Evans$10,000.00
4.Netherlands R0XFrank Aartman$5,500.00
5.New Zealand eVeNfLoWNicholas McCabe$5,000.00
6.Korea, Republic of SLXC_XaNKim, Sung Woo$5,000.00
7.Netherlands DeaD- -$3,000.00
8.France GenBernard Lionel$2,750.00
9.Netherlands LaukeLaurens Pluymaekers$1,750.00
10.Italy gnegneAlessandro Sciacco$1,500.00
11.Italy ViciousRiccardo Zanocchio$1,500.00
12.Austria FalconMarkus Holzer$1,000.00
13.Portugal NeutroIvanildo Gomes$1,000.00
14.France septicflesh- -$1,000.00


Online/LAN Breakdown


LocationPrize Money% of Total
Online Only$0.000.00%
Offline/LAN$89,000.00100.00%

Comparisons


» Quake III Arena-$1,109,106.02

Top Countries


 Country NamePrize Money
1.Germany Germany$40,000.00
2.Netherlands Netherlands$10,250.00
3.United Kingdom United Kingdom$10,000.00
4.United States United States$10,000.00
5.Korea, Republic of Korea, Republic of$5,000.00
6.New Zealand New Zealand$5,000.00
7.France France$3,750.00
8.Italy Italy$3,000.00
9.Austria Austria$1,000.00
10.Portugal Portugal$1,000.00

Other Notable Players

The following players may not have necessarily competed in this game, but have contributed to the competitive scene in other ways.

United Kingdom ReDeYePaul ChalonerCommentator