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The APAC focused league co-hosted by ESL Australia and Zen Esports Network is back for a second season. Featuring a new format & higher prize pool, the ZEN League will pit the best teams in the APAC region against each other over an intense five week season.
The 25th edition of the ESEA APAC Open League saw sixty-six teams from all across the APAC region duke it out weekly for the US$2,500 prize pool.
Indonesia’s most recognized Esports organization, Team nxl, announced a change in their CS:GO roster earlier this week.
The ESEA open league saw sixty-six teams from all across the APAC region play weekly for a share of the US$2,500 prize pool. As the season nears its end, two finalists have emerged.
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NASR Esports, a multi-game and multi-platform Esports organization, has signed top UAE roster, Risky Gaming, as their CS:GO squad.
Mongolia’s top CS:GO squad, The MongolZ, have announced the departure of Batbayar “kabal” Bat-Enkh.
Talon Esports has just signed Taiwanese CS:GO squad, TaiwanZ, CSGO2ASIA has learned.
The two APAC finalists will earn themselves the majority share of the prize pool and an all-expenses paid trip for the WCA 2017 grand finals happening later this year.
With the official launch of SoStronk Next happening today, CSGO2ASIA is proud to present another one of our contributions in the on-going partnership with SoStronk: The Next Player Council.