DreamHack Atlanta HCS 2018 Finals Halo Tournament Stream and Schedule
By Nicholas Barth ·
The 2018 Halo Championship Series or HCS Finals are taking place at DreamHack Atlanta this weekend, and we have everything you need to know about the event covered.
DreamHack Atlanta is at the center of the esports world this weekend with a multitude of high profile tournaments taking place. One of these major events taking place at DreamHack Atlanta is the Finals of the Halo World Championship Series or HCS where the best professional Halo teams in the world will be competing for the right to be called 2018 HCS champions and a grand prize of $120,000. If you are looking for how to watch all of the action from the DreamHack Atlanta HCS 2018 Finals, you are in luck, as we have everything you need to know covered.
DreamHack Atlanta Halo HCS 2018 Finals
The action of the 2018 Finals will be beginning on Friday, November 16th at 1 PM PST/ 3 PM CST/ 4 PM EST with group play for the DreamHack Atlanta HCS 2018 finals beginning. Saturday, November 17th will then see group play conclude and the championship bracket beginning. All of the professional Halo action for the DreamHack Atlanta HCS 2018 Finals will then conclude on Sunday, November 18th.
Viewers can catch all of the action from this weekend's action on the official Mixer channel for the HCS that will be broadcasting all of the action for fans. You can find an embedded version of the main and bravo broadcasts below.
Main Stream
Bravo Stream
With the Tox Gaming roster (formerly OpTic Gaming) and Splyce having been the two top teams in the professional scene of 343 Industries' first person shooter throughout 2018, the other 14 teams of the 16 team bracket that will battling it out this weekend to claim a championship will be looking to steal the title as an underdog.
The highly anticipated event will also see a throwback Halo 3 two versus two tournament where attendees of DreamHack Atlanta can register and battle it out to secure the Halo 3 championship.
With a grand prize of $120,000 and the prestigious title of HCS 2018 Champions on the line for each of the 16 teams competing at DreamHack Atlanta, fans of professional Halo are sure to be treated an exciting weekend of esports action.
(cover photo courtesy of Halo Waypoint)