NBA 2K players toggled their controllers and howled into their mics, duking it out on the in-game courts during a multi-day D.C. tournament last week.
The teams competed for a $150,000 prize in the newly opened District E Flagship Esports Venue at the 2K tournament that ran Wednesday through Saturday. The NBA 2K League 3v3 Slam Open champions were Pistons GT, who beat T-Wolves gaming in a close series 3-2.
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