Get a perfect round on Tekken pros Arslan Ash and Anakin at this Red Bull event
A golden opportunity.
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Red Bull Golden Lettersis a two-day Tekken 7 LAN event that will see grassroots United Kingdom and European players compete for a chance to battle the top Tekken pros in the world, but with a unique twist.
Red Bull Golden Letters uses a unique match format that puts an emphasis on clutch plays displaying Tekken’s illustrious golden letters. Players who manage to achieve three “perfect” or “great” rounds automatically win the entire best-of-five set.
Perfect rounds can only be achieved if a player defeats their opponent without taking damage, while great rounds are given when a player defeats their opponent with a sliver of health left.
Format of Red Bull Golden Letters
The main tournament event will feature a 96-player open qualifier on the first day, with only four players being invited to the championship on day two. Four world-class pros — including Red Bull’s Arslan “Arslan Ash” Siddique and Hoa “Anakin” Luu — will be invited to complete the top 8 bracket.
Red Bull will also hold side events such as “Beat The Pro” — an opportunity for aspiring players to go head-to-head against Anakin and Arslan Ash — and “Europe Vs The World Clash” — a 5v5 special exhibition that features the two aforementioned Red Bull players as well as other well-known pros.
How to participate in the event
As of now, all 96 player slots have been booked and Red Bull has opened a waiting list registration page.
The event will take place on March 26-27 at the Red Bull Gaming Sphere in London. The venue opens at 4 a.m. PST | 11 a.m. GMT | 7 p.m. GMT+8 on both days.
Where to watch the Red Bull event
You can watch the event live on the official Twitch channel ofRed Bull.
Tournament gameplay starts at 5 a.m. PST | 12 p.m. GMT | 8 p.m. GMT+8 on March 26 and 6 a.m. PST | 1 p.m. GMT | 9 p.m. GMT+8 on March 27.
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