GGTOOR, Inc. (OTCMKTS

GTOR) Announces Management Report for the Week Ended December 4, 2021

THOMASVILLE, GA, Dec. 06, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- GGTOOR, Inc., (OTCMKTS:GTOR) (“GGTOOR, Inc.”, “GTOR”, or the “Company”), an emerging leader in the eSports markets, announces GGToor started off the month of December strong! We crowned winners for 5 events battling it out for a combined total of over $2,000 in prizing, and just these 5 events alone drew a combined total of over 1,100 player registrations and over 10,000 unique Twitch viewers watching the action unfold!

In the first stage of this weekend's Minion Masters event, Nataraja brought some decks rarely seen in the meta in recent times, doing well with both a Dragon's nest deck archetype as well as a deck featuring Shield Captain Avea! Our last two champions, dragoN and Deathshoott, found themselves sent to the lower bracket during the first stage, with Nerzl scoring an unexpected win with a Slither / Morelia deck against DeathShoott, and dragoN was defeated by the power of his namesake, at the hands of Nataraja using his Dragon's nest along with a powerful King Puff / Azali deck. 

DeathShoott had won our last two events, and SeT had come in second place for the last THREE events, but both of these streaks were broken, with neither making it to the Grand Finals this weekend! Instead, we found Nerzl facing off against Nataraja for the top prize! Knowing that Nerzl had been playing his Slither deck all day, Nataraja opened with a counter picked Stormbringer deck and took game 1. Nerzl leveled the series sticking with his Slither deck and defeating Nataraja's Diona / Avea deck in game 2. While there was no Dragon’s Nest to be seen in the Grand Finals, Nataraja did show the power of Azali and King Puff to take the next game and earn a 2 to 1 lead and then taking a page out of Nerzl's book, he secured the victory with a Slither based Milloween deck of his own!

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The JukaBowl December Event brought out the big guns once again. Scores in the 130+ range meaning teams were averaging 34 kills for all three of their best games submitted which is something on the top .01% of teams can do in Apex Legends. For anybody who thinks it might be easy to come and win a JukaBowl, one would challenge them to attempt it.

We had 283 players register for this weekend's Magic The Gathering tournament, showing there is a growing interest for this game in our player base. The meta of this tournament saw Mono-White Aggro as the favorite choice to bring (including our defending champion, Andre Cantagalli,) along with other well-designed choices including Izzet run by Scott McNamara, and of course, YuuSuKeSaWaBe piloting Orzov to the finals.