Our Journey

From the first tournament to the largest circuit in MENA.

Our impact

What three years of Pyramids Queue added up to

Counted all time, the same numbers as the homepage. Each new cup and community event adds to them.

21
Events executed: 5,488+
Players: 3.1M+
Total reach: 88K+
Discord watch hours

What Pyramids Cup 8 added

Up to 200K
Stream views: Up to 800K
Clip views: 580
Grand Final peak viewers: 4
Teams onward to Rift Legends

Impact in MENA

Wild Rift is played on a phone

So the barrier to entry is not hardware. It is structure. A MENA player does not need a gaming PC, a desk or a stable home connection to compete at a high level. They need a tournament that starts on time, pairs them fairly, records the result, and tells them where they stand. That is the gap Pyramids Queue exists to close.

436
Player entries: 25
Countries declared: 335
Matches played: 60
Team entries

A region that can be counted

436 player entries and 25 declared countries are figures that can be queried, segmented and compared across editions, because they live in a database rather than in a deck. Egypt leads it and Tunisia, at 50 entries, grew into a second community inside Cup 8 itself.

A qualified pipeline, not a recommendation

The teams that leave MENA arrive with ten rounds of Swiss, a full match history, and every result verified by a referee against a published rulebook. The handover is a record, not a reference.

A community that shows up without a broadcast

There is no production truck and no official stream. 18 active creators produced 70 clips and 27 VODs, and they drove registration too: the second qualifier drew more entries than the first with no paid marketing between them.

Figures counted live from the tournament database. Pyramids Cup 8 finished on 23 October: JSK Esports won the Grand Final 3-2 against SBO3A, and both go on to the Rift Legends Regional Groups. The country breakdown is on the region page.

What We Deliver

Tournament Operations

Swiss and bracket design, eligibility and roster checks, referee coverage on every match night, and dispute resolution against a published rulebook. Eight editions run, 5,000+ players, 195 games in Cup 7 alone.

Coverage & Content

Creator-led coverage rather than a single broadcast: seven creators on one event, clip pipelines, VOD archival and a delay policy that keeps competitive integrity intact. Cup 7 reached 107K live views and 5,354 hours watched.

Community & Growth

Discord ecosystem management, a bilingual content calendar, player retention between editions, and regional expansion across MENA. 3.1M+ reach.

Technology & Systems

Four systems on one database: a Discord bot that runs match day, a staff operations platform, this live results site, and the tooling behind them. A result typed in Discord reaches the public standings without anyone re-entering it.

Act I — Flagship Series