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Top Philippines team, Bren Esports, wins against Mongolia’s waytochampions (w2c), 2-0, in the grand finals of the Perfect World Asia League Summer 2020 qualifiers grabbing the final spot for the Asian Regional Major Ranking (RMR) tournament on Sunday night.
Invictus Gaming is victorious over Lynn Vision Gaming, qualifying for the Perfect World Asia League Summer 2020.
Seven of Asia’s top teams will be vying to qualify for the ESL Pro League Season 12.
The Chinese organizer, Vision Esports, together with Dong Ying & Thunderfire Gaming has announced the NEXT Pro CS:GO series. Season one features six invited teams and a ¥35,000 prize pool, with matches beginning today.
UCC and WX Media have announced the Asia Champions League together with the Chinese streaming platform, HuyaTV. The one-week long event features eight teams and a ¥140,000 prize pool.
Singaporean team HuatZai confirms Leslie “Bobosaur” Soen as part of their starting line-up. The 24-year old reunites with his former teammate, Nevin “splashske” Aw.
Vision Esports together with Chinese streaming platform, HuyaTV, have announced the Darkhorse League Season 4. The event features four invited teams and two winners from Season 3 with ¥35,000 on the line.
Dubai based Divine Vendetta has officially announced the singing of the Camel Riders core team.
Perfect World has announced the first details about the Asian Regional Major Ranking (RMR) competition that it will host this summer with $100,000 on the line.
The Singaporean team Asking Questions joins the ranks of Asian CS:GO teams while many are making the move to VALORANT. Familiar names such as moxie and Tommy of ex-BOOT.dream[S]cape join the ranks.