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Indonesian esports organization, RRQ, enter CS:GO with a regionally diverse and talented lineup. Do they have what it takes to take on Asia’s best?

S1mple and gang win their second LAN event in a row with the CS:GO Asian Championships 2018 after picking up a 2-1 victory over Virtus.pro 2-1 The title decider started off on Dust2, Virtus.pro‘s map pick. The Polish side started it…

IEM Shanghai 2018 is focused on Asian CS:GO IEM in conjunction with ESL has announced the first CS:GO event in Shanghai for the Intel Extreme Masters, which will run from August 1-6. The eight-team event will consist of…

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.

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…

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.

After two days of intense competition, 5POWER and Signature have booked their slots at the FACEIT Asia Minor happening later this year.

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.

FaZe win IEM Sydney after beating Danish side Astralis, 3-0, at the Qudos Bank Arena The grand final started with FaZe banning Nuke and Astralis removing Mirage. As a result, the teams were set to play Cache, Overpass,…

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.