On March 31, the international tournament Dialogue eCup 2025 ended. This was the sixth time the event was held under the auspices of the Russian-Austrian Public Forum Sochi Dialogue.
The entire podium was claimed by Russian cyber players, who received smartphones, smartwatches, and headphones as prizes. Austrian players made it into the top twenty.
A total of 328 players took part in the tournament: 256 applications came from Russia, and 72 from Austria. There were 213 unique participants: 154 from Russia and 59 from Austria. For 107 players, this was their first time participating, while 106 players were returning competitors.
“At the tournaments organized by Sochi Dialogue, there is no place for political context. What unites players from Russia and Austria is a shared interest — esports. And it’s a wonderful thing when young people from different countries find common ground and compete with each other. I hope we’ll soon be able to organize an offline meeting as well. Congratulations to the winners, and many thanks to our Austrian partners for their support,” said A.A. Fursenko, Chairman of the Sochi Dialogue Forum.
Results of Dialogue eCup 2025
Summary
- Start date: 31.03.2025
- End date: 31.03.2025
- RU: Итоги Dialogue eCup 2025
- DE: Ergebnisse des Dialogue eCup 2025
- Status: Completed
On March 31, the international tournament Dialogue eCup 2025 ended. This was the sixth time the event was held under the auspices of the Russian-Austrian Public Forum Sochi Dialogue.
The entire podium was claimed by Russian cyber players, who received smartphones, smartwatches, and headphones as prizes. Austrian players made it into the top twenty.
A total of 328 players took part in the tournament: 256 applications came from Russia, and 72 from Austria. There were 213 unique participants: 154 from Russia and 59 from Austria. For 107 players, this was their first time participating, while 106 players were returning competitors.
“At the tournaments organized by Sochi Dialogue, there is no place for political context. What unites players from Russia and Austria is a shared interest — esports. And it’s a wonderful thing when young people from different countries find common ground and compete with each other. I hope we’ll soon be able to organize an offline meeting as well. Congratulations to the winners, and many thanks to our Austrian partners for their support,” said A.A. Fursenko, Chairman of the Sochi Dialogue Forum.
