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　　The two teams will be competing for a total amount of $10,000 in the showmatch, but will also start off the evening with a casual Free For All demonstration on the floor of the Ericsson Globe. DreamHack will be handling the production for the showmatch, and DreamHack's head of eSports, Tomas Hermansson, stated in an interview with sthlmesport.se that when the opportunity arose for them to produce the event at one of Sweden's largest tech-expos, they simply couldn't decline.

　　Team Acer also sent out a Tweet informing the spectators that they will send at least one of their Korean players to the event, as well as their Korean Affairs Manager and translator Hun 'Inuh' Pascal Park.

　　We will fly in @inuh_ as translator for the showmatch against @TeamLiquidPro. No worries, you will see Koreans there. #DustinMarchMadness

　　— Team Acer (@aceresport) March 19, 2014

　　Dustin March Madness will commence on the 29th of March and can be viewed in the Stockholm Globe free of charge.

　　Image Credit: dreamhack.se, globearenas.se