Satellite LCQ Program

A direct pathway for Official Tournament Organizers - from national federations to cyber cafe networks - to host Satellite Last Chance Qualifiers (LCQ) and advance players to the EWC onsite LCQ stage.

The Opportunity

Run a Satellite LCQ

Organise your own qualifying event, at a scale that works for you

Send them to the Onsite LCQ

Your winners earn direct entry into EWC's Onsite LCQ

Path to the Main Event

Onsite LCQ winners advance into the EWC main event

What's In It For You

This is your chance to build a qualification pathway from local competition on the ROAD TO EWC 2027 . Your onsite Last Chance Qualifier entry is covered by EWC from next year, while you can monetize your Satellite LCQ under official EWC branding and bring in your own sponsors.

For Year one, EWC will also cover accommodation for your qualified winners and support with their visas, helping reduce the logistical burden.

How it Works

Four steps from application to the main stage.

Register your interest via the form below.

Register Here
  1. Run your own Satellite LCQ to identify your best player(s)
  2. Nominate your winner(s) to the οn-site LCQ
  3. Get them to the Onsite LCQ: travel is on you, accommodation covered by EWC
  4. Compete at the Onsite LCQ, with a shot at the EWC main event

GAME TITLES IN THE PROGRAM

Satellite LCQs will initially be available across four titles.

Chess
Counter-Strike 2
FATAL FURY
Street Fighter 6

LCQ STORIES: FROM UNDERDOG TO CHAMPION

Jafonso

Jafonso made history in 2024, winning FC Pro after advancing through the LCQ. His feat inspired the Jafonso Award: $50,000 for any player who wins their tournament after coming through an LCQ.

Team Falcons

Team Falcons came through the Overwatch 2 LCQ and carried that momentum all the way to the trophy.

M. Zubair

M.Zubair exceeded all expectations when he stormed through the LCQs and went on to win TEKKEN 8 at EWC26. He bested many fan favorites and earned himself the Jafonso Award.