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The Madden scene lit up Cary, NC as top players from Boston to Florida clashed at Maddict’s Bash, a $3,000 prize tournament hosted at GameFrog in Cary Towne Center on April 26, 2008. Elite talent, rising stars, and future EA developers were in the mix for high-stakes drama and unforgettable matchups. Mr. Magic City again met OneGreatUser on the championship match, as Young Nephew rounded the awards podium in this milestone of competitive Madden history.
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Tuesday nights in Raleigh, NC were lit back in February 2009 as Madden players battled at Fayetteville Street Tavern for weekly Madden NFL showdowns that blended competition, community, and food. Hosted in partnership with the Capital City Ballers and MaddenUniversity.com, the Tuesday Night Tournaments (TNT) helped define Raleigh’s local Madden scene and featured a $100 winner-take-all format, real-time scoring, and a low $25 entry fee that included a menu entrée. Check our how the TNT redefined cometition in Raleigh, NC.
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On August 23, 2009, MaddenUniversity.com and Capital City Ballers kicked off the Madden NFL 10 tournament season with a high-energy event at Carolina Custom Wheels in Raleigh, NC. With a $500 prize pot, dual-console format, and real-time scoring, the event drew both returning competitors and new breakout talent.
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Before online leagues and Twitch streams, Madden players played shoulder to shoulder in high-stakes tournaments. Maddict’s Ball, the first independent tournament event sponsored by MaddenUniversity.com was held on March 22, 2008 and featured real-time online scoring, a $1,000 prize pot, and the best Madden players in North Carolina!
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in early March 2007 was the setting for Players Bowl IV, the ultimate Madden NFL 07 competition of the year. With players coming from as far as California, the tournament kicked off with a bang as players with hopes of winning it all brought their schemes and stick skills into the last man standing tournament. From school kids to state senators, everyone wanted in on the action and with $4000.00 on the line, they also wanted their claim to the cash.
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