Join the Excitement: Watch T1 at OP.GG's Worlds 2023 Watch Party in Seoul

OP.GG, a game data platform startup, is excited to announce that it will be hosting a Watch Party in Seoul for Worlds 2023. This event is in celebration of T1's qualification for the semifinals, making them the Korean representative in the top four of the tournament.

A Spectacular Event

The Watch Party will take place at the OP.GG headquarters in Seoul and will be attended by 80 lucky fans. This is the second viewing party hosted by OP.GG, with 40 users being invited and the remaining 40 chosen from the T1 membership. Attendees can look forward to an unforgettable experience.

Epic Gameplay on the Big Screen

Kang Eun Lee, the head of OP.GG's Business Strategy Cell, expressed their excitement for the event, stating, "Our last viewing party was a great success, and we wanted to give fans the opportunity to watch the epic gameplay on our large screen at our headquarters. We have also prepared various events and prizes for the attendees, creating an atmosphere of excitement and camaraderie among the fans."

Exclusive Perks for Attendees

The invited fans will receive a cheering kit, snacks and beverages, and a special 'Legendaries' photo pack. Additionally, there will be an opportunity to purchase T1 merchandise at discounted prices. OP.GG, as an official sponsor of the LCK, is committed to enhancing the esports experience for fans and providing them with unique ways to enjoy Worlds 2023.

OP.GG is a global data platform company that was launched in 2012. It offers insightful information for users across various esports titles, starting from League of Legends and expanding to games like Overwatch, VALORANT, PUBG, and Rainbow Six Siege. The company has received recognition for its excellence, winning two awards at the iF Design Awards 2022. OP.GG has also expanded its services to include a mobile app and a messenger online overlay tool called Peep.

In 2022, OP.GG became the official sponsor of the League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK) and acquired the pay television channel OGN (Ongamenet).