Dreamhack has announced the capital of Sweden will be a host city of DreamHack Masters going forward. This is the first edition to be hosted in Stockholm and is planned to take place September 1st-2nd, with a group stage to be held prior to the main event between August 29th – 31st.
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Team MVP has announced that they have traded Hae-Sung “HSK” Kim for Seon-Ho “minixeta”Son, the former in-game leader of GOSU. The news comes to light after MVP PK won the ZOTAC Cup Masters 2018 APAC Regional Finals with their coach Seon-Ho “termi” Pyeon, who acted as a substitute for HSK at the Taiwanese…
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UCC and Visionstudio announce the Uwin Asian Invitational. With a focus on Asian CS:GO, the tournament aims to provide Chinese professional teams a chance to compete against other Asian teams for the lion share of ¥100,000 (~USD$15,000) prize pool.
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The ESL India Premiership 2018 will feature an INR₹ 10,000,000 prize pool ($155,000 USD*) and streamed live on Facebook and YouTube. Now in the third year, the annual ESL India Premiership was created to localize leagues and cups and give…
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Held between July 6 – 8 at the LANXESS Arena in Cologne, Germany, the 16-team tournament will feature one representative from Asia through the Asian closed qualifier. Here are the final teams for the ESL One Cologne 2018 Asia closed qualifier.
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We sat down with TYLOO’s superstar, Hansel “BnTeT” Ferdinand, here at IEM Sydney 2018 to learn more about his teams’ success.
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OpTic Gaming, one of the largest esports organizations in the world, has announced its foray into Indian esports by announcing plans to pick up an all-Indian CS:GO squad.
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While JYP was strong coming off the achievements the roster had while playing under MVP Karnal, the team continued to struggle with making a dent since its inception
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Singaporean based B.O.O.T-dream[S]cape announced early last week that Benjamin “moxie” Kou was leaving the team and Alikhan “w1nt3r” Kopzhanov will be replacing him.
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TYLOO secures their first victory with their new line-up Over the weekend, Chinese side, TYLOO, won the StarLadder ImbaTV Invitational Chongqing 2018 with a 2-0 victory over Spirit in the grand final (16-11 Inferno, 16-13 Overpass). The two finalists…