In full disclosure, I don’t play Clash of Clans or any other online game, but I know a lot of you care about this (CoC Philippines has over 65,000 members after all), so I felt I would make it up to you for blocking all game invites on Facebook by sharing this:

Globe Telecom, through its digital brand for the youth Globe Prepaid, is set to host the country’s first Clash of Clans tournament starting tomorrow, July 25, with over P2 million worth of prizes at stake. If you will remember in my last related post, Globe’s GoSURF consumable data plan gives customers free access to top mobile games such as Clash of Clans.

Together with Clash of Clans (CoC) Philippines, the biggest Clash of Clans community in the Philippines with over 65,000 members, Globe is calling on all Clashers to join the first-ever nationwide #NextLevelKa Clash of Clans tournament. Two-day competitions will be held in Manila, Laguna, La Union, Cebu, and Davao. Globe worked closely with CoC Philippines to put up the tournament including its rules and regulations.

Globe is set to giveaway over P2 million worth of cash prizes, gadgets, and gems to the tournament’s finalists and winners.

To qualify, interested players must be a Globe customer registered to GoSURF50, which gives users 300MB of data for mobile browsing and an additional 400MB of data to access top mobile games such as Clash of Clans, Spotify, and Facebook for only P50 valid for three days.

Players should have a mobile device with internet connectivity and the Clash of Clans mobile game app and must be at least at Town Hall 3 and above to compete for the individual category or Town Hall 7 and above for the clan category (sorry guys, this is where you lost me—just sharing). Troop level per Town Hall will not be considered. To register, players may just visit the Globe Prepaid booth located at the tournament venue.

The #NextLevelKa Clash of Clash tournament will be on July 25-26 at Abreeza Mall, Davao; July 26-27 at TriNoma Mall, Quezon City; August 1-2 at CSI Mall La Union; and on August 28-29 at Ayala Center, Cebu.

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