A lot of brave teams have been battling it out for their shot at taking home some riot points but more importantly, a spot in the SK Pro Trophy. The top 2 teams of each week will be facing 8 invited pro gaming teams from across Europe. Prize pool for this event is 1000 euro's divided amongst the top 2 places, 1st placed team gets 750 euro's and the runner-up gets 250 euro's.




Make sure to tune in this Saturday to the cast SK Pro Trophy Stream at 15:00 CEST! Head on over to the brackets to see the standings.

Who do you think will take this months trophy? Will M5 continue their dominant streak or might there be a surprise coming from the qualified teams? Let us know in the comments below!

For more information, head over to the tournament page

Killer
Qualcomm Atheros' high-performance Killer™ technology enables intelligent networking solutions to improve the way people enjoy the Internet. The technology is used in WLAN and Ethernet solutions for computers requiring high-performance gaming experiences and is deployed in platforms of leading OEMs. The explosion of online applications and content, and the growing number of devices that access these applications, places increased stress on consumer endpoints. Killer technology is well positioned to address this challenge with solutions that intelligently manage, prioritize and direct digital content on home and mobile networks. Killer and other technologies were initially developed at Bigfoot Networks. Bigfoot Networks' team and technology were acquired in August, 2011 by Qualcomm Atheros, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated., to deliver value-added intelligent networking solutions dedicated to enhancing the end user networking experience.


www.killergaming.com

Kingston HyperX
Founded in 1987 with a single product offering, Kingston® Technology now offers more than 2,000 memory products that support nearly every device that uses memory, from computers, servers and printers to digital cameras and mobile phones. In 2010, the company's sales reached $6.5 billion.


http://www.kingston.com