We saw down with Team NKT’s AWPer after their victory against Checkmate in eXTREMESLAND CS:GO Festival 2021 to talk about the victory and catching up after a year of playing with the international team.
We understand that all good things must eventually come to an end. It is with heavy hearts that we have now reached the conclusion of the league, but we are grateful for the opportunity to have been a part of such a special community for the past few years.
This season we celebrate our 2nd year in existence! There are no words to thank you all for your support! To celebrate, we’ve seriously upped the prizes and teamed up with ZOWIE for another exciting season of CAL!
The Thai organization previously supported amateur teams, but are hoping to break into the professional scene by signing the accomplished Singaporean IGL. Less than a week ago Anthony “ImpressioN” Lim announced his departure from BTRG. The move came…
CAL Season 24 is here! As we approach our two year anniversary of CAL we continue to monitor all divisions and provide quality of life updates for the entire CSGO2ASIA community. Welcome to Season 24! The new season…
Four Asian Teams are competing for a $20,000 USD prize pool at the ESL One Cologne 2020 Online event.
TYLOO snatch their fifth 1st place title of the year, defeating ViCi Gaming (3-2) at the DreamHack Open Summer 2020 – Asia The DreamHack Open Summer 2020: Asia action began on the 14 August with four teams competing…
Four Asian teams will be competing for a prize pool of $40,000 USD at the DreaHack Open Summer 2020 – Asia
The CS:GO_ProHouse Wuxi Villa Cup will feature six Chinese teams in an offline competition with a prize pool of ¥200,000 CNY.
CAL Season 23 is here! This month, we’re adding some much-needed tech muscle to our league. A new Discord BOT will automatically assign you to a voice channel & more.
Lynn Vision Gaming claims 1st Place and ¥50,000 in prize money at the ThunderFire Asia Championships, defeating OneThree 2-1
TIGER Wins 2-1 against fellow Mongolian team, Checkmate, at the ESEA Season 34 Asia-Pacific Open
TYLOO took down Invictus 2-1 in a tough grand final to clinch the Perfect World Asia League Summer 2020 title and 2000 RMR Points
The once top CS:GO roster from Thailand announces the end of the road for their CS:GO roster
We’ve partnered with digital asset exchange, ZIPMEX, and are giving away US$1,500 worth of skins over the coming weeks!
CAL Season 22 is here! This month, we’ve taken a step back as we prepare for a ton of new features and upgrades in CAL. This season is going to be treated as a ‘test’ season as we roll out new features starting in August (Season 23).
OneThree has confirmed the benching of QiFang “Karsa” Su who will be moved to the coach role. Yi “Gas” Ding is reported to be his replacement.
The Chinese CS:GO team “Team Aster” disbands, with its best player “gas” having joined OneThree.
ESEA Season 34: Open Division Asia-Pacific playoffs begin on Thursday, Jul 2nd with sixteen teams vying for the top spot.
After sweeping ViCi in the grand finals, TYLOO will be the Asian representative for the ESL Pro League Season 12 finals.