TiMi Studio and Team Jade are hosting the Delta Force Streamer Ladder event from today, September 19, to September 26. It’s a star-studded competitive event with a $50,000 prize pool, and the roster of pro players is represented almost exclusively by current and former pros from a wide variety of titles – as well as some big-name streamers.
There are fifty participants in the event, pulled in from various regions including North America, Europe, and Asia. It’s all part of Delta Force’s second anniversary celebrations, which are underway in the form of in-game events, key gameplay updates, and exclusive rewards for players to unlock.
Delta Force Streamer Ladder Goes Wild
The complete list of streamers and pro players participating in the Delta Force Streamer Ladder hasn’t been revealed. At the time of writing, the event hadn’t yet started, which meant that the vast majority of those competing in the Streamer Ladder event were being kept in the dark.
But some personalities are known.
For instance, Counter-Strike 2’s ZywOo, one of the most decorated players in the world, is stepping up to compete. He’s being joined by former talent-turned-streamers summit1g and aceu. The diversification begins here, with iiTzTimmy and NiceWigg coming into the fray with Apex Legends backgrounds, and Beaulo, a beloved Rainbow Six Siege former pro, making an appearance.
Elsewhere, you’ve got some Escape from Tarkov streamers in the form of HutchMF and Gingy, and some more general content creators, like LuluLuvely and ArrowCS.
It’s a strong lineup, but it’s worth stressing that the names we know represent a mere quarter of the full roster.
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