We spoke with Khalish “d4v41” Rusyaidee and Alexandre “alecks” Sallé following their team’s victory over ZIGMA at eXTREMESLAND CS:GO Festival 2020 Southeast Asia, which marked the first trophy since their founding in February last year. Despite a rough…
A word about CAL Masters Division by Harley “Dsn” Orwall. What is the history of Masters division, where is it heading, and how do you join in the coming months?
If you are one of the many CS:GO players who just found out that we can change the appearance of our CS: GO drastically, you’re in the right place.
ZOWIE eXTREMESLAND will return with its fifth edition starting on December 21 to February 14. Spanning across five Asia-Pacific regional divisions, the 8-week long event will feature open qualifiers and weekend playoffs.
ViCi have picked up their second title in 2020 after defeating TYLOO 3-0 in the grand final of IEM Beijing-Haidian 2020 Asia and collect the top prize of US$8,000.
After eight days full of action, the Huya DarkHorse League Season 5 has finished, with Lynn Vision Gaming winning the title by defeating JiJieHao in the grand final (16-13 on Dust2, 16-10 on Nuke), securing ¥20,000 (~US$3,047) in the process.
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.
TIGER has come out victorious at the ESEA S35 APAC grand finals, defeating Paper Rex 2-1(19-17 on Nuke, 8-16 on Train, and 16-7 on Dust2) and walking away with the $10,000 first-place prize.
The China-based FDS Esports partners with online video platform Bilibili to host the ‘Asian Legend Challenge League’ featuring twelve invited teams with US$35,000 on the line.
IEM Beijing-Haidian 2020 Asia will feature four of the best teams in Asia going head-to-head to fight for the US$15,000 prize pool and 315 Pro Tour Points.
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.
The Oceanic Esports League together with Hyperion Servers, will be hosting its first regional CS:GO tournament powered by Hyperion Servers’ Guam-based gaming servers, linking Asia, US West, and Oceania and featuring $10,000
The ESEA League APAC Open has always been the event to prove a team’s existence in the Asian scene. To equip you for this season, we prepared an overview of the crucial information about the 35th edition of the ESEA APAC Open.
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.
Beyond Esports announced that they have parted ways with Phoomphat “qqGod” Phojjanart and brought on Kritthee “Geniuss” Sawatmuang in his place, the organization has announced on Facebook.
Beyond Esports have been crowned the 188Esports Thailand Championship 2020 after taking down NG Esports in a best-of-three series (8-16 on Nuke, 16-12 on Mirage and 16-5 on Train). In addition, Anupong “stk” Mueangngam’s side will also bring home prize money of ฿50,000 (~US$1,608).
Former TYLOO and BTRG member Kevin “xccurate” Susanto is set to join NG Esports and will play his first event with the team in the upcoming 188Esports Thailand Championship 2020. The 22-year-old is the last piece of the puzzle for NG Esports’ new ‘Super Team’.
Thailand esports organization NG Esports has officially announced the addition of Mongolian player Erdenetsogt “erkaSt” Gantulga to their starting roster yesterday. With his arrival, he will become the fourth player of the multinational ‘super team’.
D13 punched their ticket to the IEM Beijing-Haidian 2020 – Asia after beating Wings Up Gaming in a 3-1 victory in the online closed qualifier.