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GGTOOR, Inc., (OTCMKTS:GTOR) Announces Management Report for the Week Ended May 14, 2022
GGTOOR, Inc., (OTCMKTS:GTOR) Announces Management Report for the Week Ended May 14, 2022.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n THOMASVILLE, GA, May 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- GGTOOR, Inc., (OTCMKTS:GTOR) (“GGTOOR, Inc.,”, “GTOR”, or the “Company”), an emerging leader in the eSports markets, announces over the last week, our six events this week drew a combined total of over 1,100 player registrations, including this month's Pokemon VGC tournament drawing over 400 registrations from across the globe. The Company has begun working with new Tournament Organizers to offer a series of invitational qualifiers for the PTCGO community, as well as an additional T.O. to offer another Super Smash Brothers Ultimate event to help build awareness of our events in that Community. As the Company continues to review Tournament Organizer candidates to help bring new games to our portfolio of events, it is also beginning to expand its search for Influencers to help promote GGToor events as well as provide expert commentary for live streams. This month's Legends of Runeterra Cup saw a who's who of veteran players jump into the fray! After unforgiving swiss rounds, things got even more intense in the Top Cut, starting with a series of VERY close games between Seasonals Spike SaltySimon and Pandex Paragon; Rogio. Game one looked like a lock after Simon showed perfect patience in using his Ekko Zilean tools to try to avoid Rogio’s burn from scorching him to the ground, only for Rogio to topdeck the final Decimate and deal exactly the damage needed to take the game! Game two was a grindy value matchup of Ekko Zilean versus the breakout deck of the month, Aphelios Fizz, where a leveled Zilean slowly gave Simon the game. The final game was a dire matchup for Simon, as he was on Taliyah Ziggs, a deck with few tools to effectively handle Aphelios Fizz’s attack angle. The two slugged it out, exchanging chunks of damage with one another before the game was taken by Rogio thanks to a Papercraft Dragon on a Fizz, making for a nearly untouchable game-ending threat! The last game of the Semifinals found Kasai on a recently nerfed deck in Yordles in Arms versus GrandpaRoji on the powerhouse that is Mono-Shurima. The game culminated in a Treasured Trash from Kasai, making more trash than treasure, only making three mediocre units that cost less than 10 mana in total. Roji’s level 3 Xerath made quick w...