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Here is our day one recap of the WESG APAC 2017 LAN Finals. What was expected, what was a surprise, and what to expect on day two.

The Key Narratives Leading Up to This Weeks Event in China As the new year starts,  the World Electronic Sports Games (WESG) APAC LAN final is set to start at Jiaozhou, China on January 11-14. The LAN final will feature a US$92,500…

What can the Mongolians learn from Oakland? As IEM Oakland came to a close, The Mongolz saw themselves leaving the Bay Area tournament in the group stages. Going into Oakland, the Mongolians were not expected to put up…

We sit down with Chris “emagine” Rowland and talk about Australian CS:GO and his team’s recent performance.

The Asia Minor will be starting tomorrow in the VSL Studios in Seoul, Korea, with the eight invited teams. Here are the things to look out for.

All The Things We Learned From eXTREMESLAND 2017 The eXTREMESLAND Asia Finals have come to an end, with all three participating Chinese teams making long runs in the tournament. Flash ended up taking home first place and their…

Recca Esports ‘xccurate’ on NASR, Next and eXTREMESLAND We sat down with the IGL of Recca Esports after their early exit at eXTREMESLAND 2017. xccurate talks about the Asian CS:GO competition and his dominance on SoStronk Next. CSGO2ASIA: How…

Day 3: A Chance for the Top Teams To Shine Our chief editor is in Shanghai this week covering the event. Here are some observations and a summary of the day as viewed by me with input from…

We caught up with HavoK during eXTREMSLAND 2017 Asia Finals. It was a pleasure to finally meet him in person after knowing each other online for so long. Here is what he had to say:

As the group stages come to a close, the playoffs are finally set to start. However, some of the team’s runs end here. We bid farewell to Entity, UTM eSports, Recca eSports, Mineski, Talon eSports, Fire Dragoon and khARUM.