Everything you wanted to know about Asian CS:GO
Entering 2021, we have seen many changes and surprises in the competition of the Asian CS:GO landscape in the past 12 months. To close out this year, CSGO2ASIA.com have prepared a list of teams for our audience to pay attention to in 2021.
We interviewed VERTEX’s in-game leader Toby “BRACE” Barnes after his team beat Bizarre 2-1 in the grand final of eXTREMESLAND CS:GO Festival 2020 – Oceania to be crowned champions
We caught up with Angus “guag” Lloyd after Bizzare clinched a spot at the eXTREMESLAND CS:GO Festival 2020 Oceania, defeating Team SLYX in the grand final of the open qualifier. Bizzare are currently set to face seven other…
We had a long talk with Ramona “GFi” Azween about how she’s been doing for the past one year after she attended the ZOWIE DIVINA Women’s Asia CS:GO Championship 2019. Ramona comments on her transition to the Chinese giant TYLOO Female, the language barrier, and last but not least, words of advice to other female players that want to join in the professional esports scene.
We sat down with Erdenetsogt “erkaSt” Gantulga for an interview about his experience so far in NG Esports, the reason behind his departure from TIGER, and his sentiments towards the Mongolian CS:GO scene.
The Asian CS:GO community recently saw a wave of prominent players receiving VAC BANs simultaneously. However, this was not without cause. They all had something in common, that is, they often play a third party matchmaking service from China, 5EPlay.
Ahead of the IEM Beijing-Haidian 2020 Asia, we had the opportunity to sit down with ViCi’s Andrew “kaze” Khong. Khong touches on the addition of JamYoung, the current state of ViCi in these unprecedented times, and being stuck in his home country of Malaysia.
In an interview with Flashpoint’s Commissioner Christopher “MonteCristo” Mykles and esports historian Duncan “Thorin” Shields on Flashpoint Q&A Episode 28, BnTeT shares insights into his journey playing for the North American based Gen.G, as well as his opinions on the Asian scene.
We caught up with Gary Ongko Putera, BOOM Esports’ founder & CEO. Gary reveals more about his decision to acquire a Brazilian roster, his views on Asian CS:GO in general, and the future of BOOM Esports.
After winning the ZOWIE eXTREMESLAND Asia CS:GO Open 2019, we grabbed a moment with TYLOO player Hao Wen “somebody” Xu. The long-term member of TYLOO spoke about the issues his team is facing, the lack of identity within TYLOO as well as their goals for 2020.