The final Esports World Cup open qualifier playoff field is set, with 1win, Fluxo, SAW and Iberian Soul among the teams that secured berths at the Paris event. The open qualifier wrapped up this week, sending the four squads into the next stage of the road to Riyadh.
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First paragraph: "The final Esports World Cup open qualifier playoff field is set, with 1win, Fluxo, SAW and Iberian Soul among the teams that secured berths at the Paris event. The open qualifier wrapped up this week, sending the four squads into the next stage of the road to Riyadh."
Translation: "A végső Esports World Cup nyílt selejtező rájátszásának mezőnye kialakult, a 1win, Fluxo, SAW és Iberian Soul is a párizsi eseményen helyet szerző csapatok között van. A nyílt selejtező ezen a héten zárult, és a négy csapatot a rijádi út következő szakaszába juttatta."
We'll keep "Esports World Cup" as is, "1win", "Fluxo", "SAW", "Iberian Soul" unchanged. "Riyadh" -> "Rijád" but we can keep as "Riyadh" or use Hungarian "Rijád"? Usually proper nouns like city names are translated, but "Riyadh" is often kept. We'll keep "Rijád" for consistency? The instruction says keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form, but city names? It says "proper nouns (names, company names)" - so maybe keep "Riyadh" as is. We'll keep "Riyadh" but in Hungarian it's "Rijád" but to be safe, we'll keep "Riyadh" as it's a proper noun. Actually, we can translate city names if they have a Hungarian version, but it's not required. We'll keep "Riyadh" as is.
Next heading: What happened in Paris
-> Mi történt Párizsban
Paragraph: "The open qualifier drew teams from across the globe, but only a handful advanced. Brazil's Fluxo, Portugal's SAW and Spain's Iberian Soul join 1win in the playoffs. The matches played out in Paris, a city that's become a regular stop for esports qualifiers and one where crypto-friendly brands are increasingly comfortable operating."
Translation: "A nyílt selejtező csapatokat vonzott a világ minden tájáról, de csak néhányan jutottak tovább. A brazil Fluxo, a portugál SAW és a spanyol Iberian Soul csatlakozik az 1winhez a rájátszásban. A mérkőzéseket Párizsban játszották, amely város az esport selejtezők rendszeres állomásává vált, és ahol a kriptobarát márkák egyre kényelmesebben működnek."
We'll keep "esports" as "esport" (Hungarian uses "esport" or "e-sport"? We'll use "esport" as it's common.
Now the market snapshot div. We'll keep the HTML structure exactly, but translate the text inside. The div has inline styles, we keep them. We'll translate the text: "Market Data Snapshot" -> "Piaci adatok pillanatképe" or "Piaci adatok áttekintése". "24h Change" -> "24 órás változás", "7d Change" -> "7 napos változás", "Fear & Greed" -> "Félelem és kapzsiság index", "Sentiment" -> "Hangulat", "slightly bearish" -> "enyhén medve" or "enyhén csökkenő" but in crypto context "bearish" is often "medve" or "csökkenő". We'll use "enyhén medve" but better "enyhén negatív" or "enyhén csökkenő". Actually "bearish" means expecting price fall, so "enyhén medve" might be understood, but we can say "enyhén csökkenő" or "enyhén negatív". We'll use "enyhén medve" as it's common in Hungarian crypto circles. "Fear" -> "Félelem". Also "Bitcoin (BTC)" stays, "Rank #1" -> "Rangsor #1" or "Helyezés #1". We'll keep "Rank #1" as is? Better to translate: "Helyezés #1". But we can keep "Rank #1" as it's a label. We'll translate to "Rang #1" but maybe "Helyezés #1". We'll use "Helyezés #1".
We'll keep the structure with the divs. We'll translate the text inside each div.
Then paragraph: "The qualification itself is routine esports business. But the lineup carries a detail worth a second look." -> "Maga a kvalifikáció rutin esport üzlet. De a felállás tartalmaz egy részletet, amit érdemes másodszor is megnézni."
Heading: 1win's crypto connection
-> Az 1win kriptokapcsolata
Paragraph: "1win isn't just another team — it's a betting platform that actively accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies for deposits and withdrawals. Its presence in a major open qualifier, hosted in a Western European capital, signals that crypto-native gambling brands are moving into mainstream esports. That's a shift from a few years ago, when such platforms mostly operated in looser regulatory environments."
Translation: "Az 1win nem csak egy újabb csapat – ez egy fogadási platform, amely aktívan elfogad Bitcoint, Ethere-umot és más kriptovalutákat befizetésekhez és kifizetésekhez. Jelenléte egy jelentős nyílt selejtezőn, amelyet egy nyugat-európai fővárosban rendeztek, azt jelzi, hogy a kripto-őshonos szerencsejáték-márkák a mainstream esport felé mozdulnak el. Ez elmozdulás a néhány évvel ezelőtti állapothoz képest, amikor az ilyen platformok főleg lazább szabályozási környezetben működtek."
We'll keep "Bitcoin" and "Ethereum" as is. "crypto-native" -> "kripto-őshonos" or "kripto-alapú" but we'll use "kripto-őshonos" as it's a term.
Next: "The EWC is backed by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, which has also been putting money into blockchain and crypto projects. So the qualifier isn't just about who plays next — it's a dry run for the main event in Riyadh, where crypto partnerships, fan tokens and NFT integrations are expected to feature heavily."
Translation: "Az EWC-t Szaúd-Arábia Állami Befektetési Alapja támogatja, amely szintén fektet pénzt blockchain és kripto projektekbe. Tehát a
