The hosts, Duan Xuan and Sabenin, also left reluctantly. Each of them received a bonus of thousands of yuan.
The reason was simple. This time, CCTV actually made a profit. With the continuous popularity of WCG, TV stations all over the world received a large number of advertising orders.
Although the advertisements were only temporarily released for a few days, CCTV made 6 million US dollars. In addition to the 5 million US dollars paid by Fusang, CCTV's total revenue was 11 million US dollars. Of course, CCTV was happy to make a profit of 1 million US dollars.
However, these players couldn't leave. They still had to go to the Xijiang Provincial Convention Center to participate in the three-day International E-Sports Committee Preparatory Conference.
In the past three days, all the contestants who participated in the conference had the courage and courage to speak up. In the end, they even exercised their sacred right to vote and cast their precious vote. After that, they left Yuzhang with a transportation allowance of US $1,000 per person. After that, the International E-Sports Federation held a press conference to the public.
At this meeting, the representative of the Union made a statement, saying that during the period of the Union, all the members unanimously elected Chairman Jia Yapeng as the first president of the Union. His term of office was five years, and the second election would be held after five years.
Then, under the unified organization of the president, Jia Yapeng, the Federation decided on a series of organizational rules.
First of all, the Federation's organizational structure was headed by the president. As the coordinator and organizer, he was responsible for the final approval of the Federation. Under the president, there were 24 standing committee members who were responsible for the daily affairs of the Federation. These committee members were equivalent to the senior management of the Federation. They were responsible for all aspects of the Federation's daily affairs. At the same time, the standing committee organized by them had the power to vote on all major issues of the Federation.
The final decision of the standing committee would be passed down as the Federation's decision.
And out of these 24 standing committee members, after all the contestants voted for them, 12 pro players were chosen. The other 12 were the organizers of the competition, the organizers of the competition, and so on.
Among the professional players, the eight champions were directly elected. Tian Yujiao, the only woman in the top three, was unanimously voted by all the members and became one of the standing committee members.
As for the other committee members, eight of them were employees of the Daqian Group. Pei Le, as the president of the world's first professional e-sports club, was also elected to the committee.
Under the committee was the standing committee of the International E-Sports Federation. This standing committee was responsible for the daily operations of the Federation. The staff members were full-time employees, but they didn't have the right to make decisions. They only had the obligation to carry out orders.
This was the general structure of the International E-Sports Federation. the specific regulations were more than 30 pages of A4 paper.......
In fact, the establishment and election of the International E-Sports Federation only took one day... In the remaining two days, all the members participated in the regular meetings and voted on several important issues.... Finally, the first few important decisions of the International E-Sports Federation were made...
[International e-sports Federation] Resolution 001:
The registration process for professional eSports players was officially held. All natural persons in the world could head to the offices of the International eSports Federation all over the world to register their information and become registered eSports players.
All e-sports players will be divided into two levels: amateur and professional. Amateurs will be divided into Amateur 1 to Amateur 9 according to their strength.
Professional e-sports players Professional, according to their strength, are divided into Professional 1-9.
All registered e-sports players will automatically become Amateur 1-9 players. Players can participate in competitions recognized by the International E-Sports Federation to gain points and improve their ranks.
However, to become a professional e-sports player from an amateur e-sports player, you must participate in national e-sports competitions with a population of more than 30 million people. You must also be in the top three before you can become a professional e-sports player.
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Resolution 002:
In order to protect the lives of all professional e-sports players and allow them to develop in peace, the International E-Sports Federation has decided to give all professional e-sports players professional subsidies.
Professional 1-9 players will receive a subsidy of 20 USD per month. Professional 2-9 players will receive a subsidy of 40 USD per month. Professional 3-9 players will receive 60 USD per month. Professional 4-9 players will receive 80 USD per month. Professional 5-10 players will receive 100 USD per month. Professional 6-10 players will receive 200 USD per month. Professional 7-10 players will receive 500 USD per month.
The number of subsidies is not fixed. It will be calculated and distributed according to the annual income of the International E-Sports Federation.
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Resolution 003:
In order to ensure the comprehensive development of the e-sports industry, in addition to professional e-sports players, other e-sports related practitioners can also register with the International E-Sports Federation. At the same time, the association will train the relevant practitioners to improve their professional skills to ensure the orderly, safe and efficient development of the competition.
In order to ensure the professionalism of the practitioners, only practitioners registered with the International E-Sports Federation can participate in all the relevant competitions under the International E-Sports Federation. Other practitioners who are not registered are not allowed to participate in any related activities. Violators will be severely punished.
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Resolution 004:
In order to regulate the healthy development of the e-sports industry and protect the rights of the e-sports industry and related practitioners, after friendly negotiations, the International E-Sports Federation will accept all formal competitions that are willing to accept the supervision and management of the Federation as a subordinate competition of the Federation.
Any group or individual who decides to hold an e-sports competition and completes the relevant procedures can register with the Federation. The Federation will send a commissioner to inspect the competition. After confirming that it has the ability to conduct professional competitions, it can become a subordinate competition of the International E-Sports Federation.
At the same time, all competitions will be evaluated. They are divided into community-level competitions, city-level competitions, regional competitions, national competitions, international competitions, and supreme competitions.
Amateur players can participate in community-level, city-level, and regional competitions. Professional players can participate in all competitions except for community-level competitions.
As a subordinate competition, the Federation will organize subordinate e-sports players, professional clubs, and other personnel to participate. The Federation will provide professional channels for publicity and other necessary assistance to help the competition grow!
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Resolution 005:
All registered professional players and professional practitioners are not allowed to participate in any competitions that are not registered with the Federation. Once discovered, they will be expelled from the Federation.
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