Today, in partnership with Toronto Ultra, Canada’s professional Call of Duty esport team, Bell announced they’ve insured the fingers of each Toronto Ultra team player for up to $1 million which is a first for them, and for a professional esports team in Canada.
From texting, to typing and gaming, fingers are essential to the sport, and now the team is fully covered when they compete at the end of the month at the Bell sponsored Call of Duty League Major V Tournament (May 25-28 in Toronto). It’s here team members, including Jamie “Insight” Craven, Tobias “CleanX” Jønsson, Thomas “Scrap” Ernst, and Charlie “Hicksy” Hicks will debut their newly insured fingers. Toronto Ultra is one of the standout teams to watch, having won the Major III Championship earlier this year. Sold out crowds are expected with limited single-day tickets still available at Ticketmaster.ca.
Many of the world’s top athletes have insured their most prized body parts, including star baseball pitchers insuring their arms and soccer players insuring their legs. By insuring esports players’ fingers up to $1 million each, Bell is reinforcing the legitimacy of esports as a professional sport and demonstrating the potential for growth and investment in the industry.
As a key strategic investor in OverActive Media, and founding partner of Toronto Ultra, Bell is committed to innovation by pushing the boundaries of sports sponsorship campaigns, and as Canada’s best gaming Internet provider for the second straight year as per PCMag Best Gaming ISPs 2023 report (PCMag.com), they’re proud to continue to deliver a premium gaming experience with high speed and low latency for Toronto Ultra athletes and fans through their fibre Internet technology.
Check out Bell’s YouTube page for more on this exciting sponsorship campaign. To learn more about Bell’s fibre Internet technology, please visit Bell.ca/Bell_Internet.
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Bell Insures The Fingers Of Toronto Ultra Esport Team Players For $1 Million
Today, in partnership with Toronto Ultra, Canada’s professional Call of Duty esport team, Bell announced they’ve insured the fingers of each Toronto Ultra team player for up to $1 million which is a first for them, and for a professional esports team in Canada.
From texting, to typing and gaming, fingers are essential to the sport, and now the team is fully covered when they compete at the end of the month at the Bell sponsored Call of Duty League Major V Tournament (May 25-28 in Toronto). It’s here team members, including Jamie “Insight” Craven, Tobias “CleanX” Jønsson, Thomas “Scrap” Ernst, and Charlie “Hicksy” Hicks will debut their newly insured fingers. Toronto Ultra is one of the standout teams to watch, having won the Major III Championship earlier this year. Sold out crowds are expected with limited single-day tickets still available at Ticketmaster.ca.
Many of the world’s top athletes have insured their most prized body parts, including star baseball pitchers insuring their arms and soccer players insuring their legs. By insuring esports players’ fingers up to $1 million each, Bell is reinforcing the legitimacy of esports as a professional sport and demonstrating the potential for growth and investment in the industry.
As a key strategic investor in OverActive Media, and founding partner of Toronto Ultra, Bell is committed to innovation by pushing the boundaries of sports sponsorship campaigns, and as Canada’s best gaming Internet provider for the second straight year as per PCMag Best Gaming ISPs 2023 report (PCMag.com), they’re proud to continue to deliver a premium gaming experience with high speed and low latency for Toronto Ultra athletes and fans through their fibre Internet technology.
Check out Bell’s YouTube page for more on this exciting sponsorship campaign. To learn more about Bell’s fibre Internet technology, please visit Bell.ca/Bell_Internet.
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