The CPL announced that it has revised the sequence of its $1,000,000 World Tour Stops to accept an invitation to host the Swedish stop at the world's largest computer festival: DreamHack (www.dreamhack.se) The Swedish World Tour stop, hosting a $50,000 one-versus-one Painkiller competition, will now take place June 16-19, 2005 in Jonkoping, Sweden at the Elmia Convention Center ((http://www.elmia.se/default.asp?intLangu..)

Over 5,000 gamers are expected to attend the DreamHack festival this year. The online registration for the Swedish stop will launch next week at the CPL's registration website located at (www.thecpl.com/register/) Furthermore, the stop in Germany has been moved to August and the stop in the United Kingdom to September.

The 2005 CPL World Tour is the first year-long competitive tour with stops in nine countries across four continents. Boasting the largest competitive purse in gaming history-$1 million-the CPL World Tour debuted in Istanbul, Turkey, on March 25, 2005. The winners and top three runners-up of each contest during the tour advance to compete in the $500,000 Grand Finals in November 2005.

The Title Sponsor of the World Tour is Intel, the world's largest chip maker and a leading manufacturer of computer, networking and communication products. Visit Intel's gaming website at (www.intel.com/personal/gaming/)

A leading sponsor is NVIDIA, the world's leader in graphics and digital media processors. Secondary sponsors include: CompUSA (the largest computer superstore retailer in the USA) and Razer (a developer of cutting-edge computer peripherals for serious gamers).

More information on all upcoming European stops will be available soon at the official CPL World Tour website located at (www.cplworldtour.com/)