Game on!
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Everyone knows what Intrust Super Cup players and Queensland Maroons stars are capable of on the field, but are they skilled gamers?
Players from nine Cup teams and a Maroons legend will go head-to-head in the Intrust Super Cup E-sports Challenge, with commentator extraordinaire Peter Psaltis commentating, from Sunday night.
The players, from the comfort of their own homes, will play the Rugby League Live 4 PlayStation game for their respective teams - taking each other on for supreme gaming bragging rights over two seven-minute halves.
The players taking part in Round 1 on Sunday are Sami Sauiluma for Burleigh Bears and Jordan Drew for Wynnum Manly Seagulls; Chris Lewis for Sunshine Coast Falcons and Guy Hamilton for Souths Logan Magpies.
The players clashing on Monday are Shar Walden for Ipswich Jets and Luke Jurd for Tweed Seagulls; and Paul Byrnes for Mackay Cutters and Linc Port for Easts Tigers.
Townsville Blackhawks mainstay Andrew Niemoeller and a Maroons All Stars representative will go head-to-head on Tuesday.
Fans will be able to watch on at QRL.com.au and the Intrust Super Cup Facebook page.
Intrust Super Cup E-sports Challenge schedule
Sunday, April 5 from 7pm
Intrust Super Cup E-sports Challenge: Day 1
- Burleigh Bears v Wynnum Manly Seagulls
- Sunshine Coast Falcons v Souths Logan Magpies
Monday, April 6 from 7pm
Intrust Super Cup E-sports Challenge: Day 2
- Ipswich Jets v Tweed Seagulls
- Mackay Cutters v Easts Tigers
Tuesday, April 7 from 7pm
Intrust Super Cup E-sports Challenge: Day 3
- Townsville Blackhawks v Maroons All Stars
