Ministry of Win - eSports training facility

Right now, only 2 players are announced by the Ministry of Win. But there are already a number of people signed up. More players will be annouced soon!

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2500 Polish zloty [on May 8th, 2012 that amounts to 595.93 Euros/£480.62/$775.48]
What it includes: Food, Daily toiletry needs, Computers that are streaming compatible... basically everything a gamer needs!

Ministry of Win represents a brand new approach to the professional e-sports scene, being first such initiative not only in Poland – but also in central Europe and even the whole world. It is recognizing gamers as professional athletes and seeking to provide them with the best possible training and living facilities. Created by a dynamic and young team, it sets out to change the professional gaming paradigm by closely linking e-sports community to players’ pursuit of game mastery.

By inviting StarCraft 2 players from all over the world, our initiative creates a rare opportunity for synergy between players and development of their skills. The lodgings provided to the prospective house dwellers are of highest European standard. Players will live in a villa of 450 m2, built in 2011 to the best choice of materials and designs. Maximum of 12 players will live in the house at any given time, improving their skills under a watchful eye of a professional StarCraft 2 coach(es), aided by a full-time house manager as well as a cook and a cleaner.

The house is located in Warsaw, an international cultural and communications hub.

Their team comprises of four highly skilled university graduates in the fields of business, finance, informatics and high technology innovation. United by our passion for e-sports and StarCraft 2, the team operates under legal and business supervision of an investment fund (Game Zone Ltd. + Veyron Financial Group Ltd.) which finances large portion of this enterprise. The house will serve to tap into the community of International StarCraft II fans. Poland, as one of the largest European states, shows a lot of potential in its vibrant, yet separated from global scene, fan community. The project will set out to bridge that gap. Numerous satellite events will be also taking place for which the house will be the focal point: barcraft events, league matches, game streaming, local tournaments, live cams, large enterprise yet known as StarCraft II League and many other related happenings. The force behind this initiative is our passion for the game and cordial links to the StarCraft 2 community in both Poland and Europe. Our vision is to close the divide between these two fan groups, rendering Poland highly attractive for e-sports-related investments and activities in the future.

Something big has arrived...