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TYLOO has surprised the CS:GO community by placing in the semi-finals at IEM Sydney 2018. However, will they be able to upset the star-studded FaZe Clan, and stun the World?

We sat down with TYLOO’s superstar, Hansel “BnTeT” Ferdinand, here at IEM Sydney 2018 to learn more about his teams’ success.

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.

The top three teams in Asia, ranked by CSGO2ASIA, will be representing the region: TYLOO, MVP PK, and dream[S]cape will all be looking to make a mark at IEM Sydney 2018.

ORDER beat Legacy to finalize IEM Sydney team list Australian side ORDER is through to IEM Sydney 2018 after beating Legacy 2-0 in the lower bracket final of the Oceania closed qualifier. Meanwhile, with their successful tournament performances…

After a long and grueling qualification phase, Thailand’s Signature Gaming and Singapore’s BOOT-Dreamscape will represent the Southeast Asian region in the ESL Pro League Season 7 APAC Finals.

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.

After the conclusion of CS:GO Asia Summit yesterday, Perfect World announced a new tournament with a staggering $300,000 prize pool to be held in Shanghai, China, titled the CS:GO Asia Championship

The Koreans Dominate CS:GO Asia Summit 2018 Early last month, Perfect World announced a $60,000 event called the “CS:GO Asia Summit”. After buying the rights from Valve to be the main distributor of CS:GO in China, Perfect World’s…

An overview of the better, “lesser known” teams in Asian CS:GO It is said that the vitality of a competitive scene depends not just on the quality of its top contenders, but also the frequency of new and…