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TYLOO have officially pulled out of IEM Katowice 2022 Play-In due to COVID-19 regulations, replaced by Sprout from Germany
All the latest Asian CS:GO News
TYLOO have officially pulled out of IEM Katowice 2022 Play-In due to COVID-19 regulations, replaced by Sprout from Germany
After hosting the Stockholm Major last year, PGL has been picked once again to host the first CS:GO Major this year, PGL Major Antwerp 2022, in Belgium.
Hansel “BnTeT” Ferdinand is the final piece of TYLOO’s puzzle for the 2022 season, the Chinese organization revealed on Tuesday.
e 40th season of CAL was relatively quiet, at least in our Southeast Asian divisions, which saw little to no activity during the month. This comes as no surprise to us; after five months of intense competition with more appealing leaderboard prizes, we’ve returned to where we were half a year ago, with cash and FACEIT points for our top achievers.
MESA has announced that it has struck a partnership with BLAST Premier to host the Asian qualifiers for the Spring and Fall edition as well as serve as the circuit’s official Mongolian language broadcast partner in 2022.
ViCi Gaming CS:GO have announced a rebranding, with the team now known as Rare Atom effective immediately.
ESL Challenger League Season 40 APAC is the first Premier event held for the Asia-Pacific region. The victorious team will qualify for ESL Pro League Conference Season 16, taking place in Jönköping, Sweden, in June.
The Mongolz have announced their return to CS:GO headlined by Machinegun, who was part of the previous roster that peaked at #24 in HLTV’s world ranking in 2016.
Two of esports’ biggest tournament and league operators, ESL and FACEIT, have been acquired for reportedly a combined value of US$1.5 billion by Savvy Gaming Group, which is backed by the Saudi Arabian government’s Public Investment Fund.
The Asian super team capped off its first tournament of 2022 with a new trophy after taking down Checkmate in an action-packed best-of-three series that went back and forth the whole time.