I hosted a $500 keyboard tournament... and it was crazy | Summary and Q&A

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January 18, 2022

I hosted a $500 keyboard tournament... and it was crazy

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A tournament-style competition where participants showcase their custom keyboards, and viewers vote for the winner to receive a $500 prize.

💰The keyboard tournament offered a $500 grand prize, attracting participants to showcase their best keyboards against each other.
🎹Dr. Pingu and Randyocean were the first competitors, with Dr. Pingu's scuffed Tofu65 against Randyocean's unique keyboard.
🔊Sound quality played a crucial role in the competition, with each participant's keyboard being tested and compared by the viewers.
🏆In round one, Randyocean emerged as the winner with 56% of the votes, thanks to chat defending Dr. Pingu.
💪Rizzo7 and Coltigo engaged in a highly anticipated match, with Rizzo7 emerging victorious with 62% of the votes.
😎Stig won against Aubadide with his Keychron Q1, while Katsuu won over CrusTIL with an impressive 70% of the votes.
🎧Bloodface secured a win with his smooth and silent keyboard, earning 75% of the votes against Snikrep1.
🐦Wong won against Monkey King with an impressive 72% of the votes, highlighting their unique keyboard designs.
🔥Gambol's intense sound test captured viewers' attention, ultimately leading to a close victory with 56% of the votes against Kuma.
🏆The final showdown was between Rizzo and Wong, with Rizzo emerging as the champion with 54% of the votes, winning the $500 grand prize.

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16 Keyboards, $500, and only one winner. All of your best keyboards submissions are pitted against each other head-to-head tournament style, and whoever you vote for will win $500. (upbeat saxophone music) First up is Randyocean versus Dr. Pingu. Let's begin! "Hello, all, I'm Dr. Pingu." I'm gonna say that he's not a real doctor ... Read More

The main premise of the keyboard competition is for participants to showcase their custom keyboards and compete for a $500 prize.

In each round, viewers can vote for their favorite keyboard, and the participant with the highest percentage of votes wins the round.

Factors such as the appearance and sound of the keyboards are considered when viewers vote for the winners.

Participants who don't win the $500 prize receive a CableMod, which is a cable management accessory for keyboards.

The video showcases a tournament-style competition where participants present their custom keyboards and compete for a $500 prize.
Viewers can vote for their favorite keyboard based on factors like appearance and sound.
Each round eliminates one participant, and the winner receives the $500 prize.