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.
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.
The Korean squad who were formed in November of 2015, had been through their share of roster changes in the near two years they were together.
Running from July 27th — 28th, the ROG MASTERS 2017 China Regional Finals saw four invited teams compete for one coveted slot at the ROG Masters 2017 Grand Finals.
Following the conclusion of the recent FPS Thailand x Steelseries Pro League Season 2, CSGO2ASIA has learned that Thailand’s CS:GO scene has undergone yet another major shift in team rosters.
Singaporean team B.O.O.T-dream[S]cape has confirmed the spot left vacant by Alexandre “Alecks” Salle after his departure last month due to personal commitments.
The ESL India Premiership is a year-long multi-game event catered specifically to the Indian market with three games — CS:GO, Dota 2 on PC and Clash Royale on Mobile, with a combined US$100,000 prize pool.
This weekend saw the conclusion of the DreamHack Masters Malmö 2017 — Asia closed qualifiers. Starting off with the open qualifiers between June 11 and June 18, six teams made it to the closed qualifier where Grayhound and TYLOO were waiting.
In a surprising move yesterday, The MongolZ announced that Temuulen “Zilkenberg” Battulga would return to the team with immediate effect replacing 18-year old hotshot Gan-Erdene “dobu” Batbold.
After the completion of the online eight-team league in April, the offline playoffs of the ZEN League Season 1 took place at ESL Australia’s studio in Sydney this past weekend.
Last year, the Taiwan based company made a big push for Asian CS:GO by running a US$100,000 tournament in Shanghai, China where ViCi Gaming took the crown.
Last week, DreamHack announced the qualifiers for the return of its Masters series in Malmö, Sweden. CSGO2ASIA has now learned that Chinese powerhouse TYLOO & Australia’s notable contenders, Team Immunity, have received direct invites to the closed qualifiers
More roster changes coming out of the S.E.A region today. CSGO2ASIA has just learned that Singaporean team B.O.O.T-dream[S]cape has benched their IGL and main tactician, Alexandre “Alecks” Salle
Malaysian organisation JYP Gaming announced today the addition of Singaporean player, Kuna “KunaS” Seelan.
The story of Vietnamese player Anh ‘Crazyguy’ Ngô Công is intimately connected with our own. Back in 2015, the once Asian powerhouse ‘Skyred’ managed to secure a trip to Stockholm.
TYLOO have just secured a spot at the upcoming ESL One Cologne 2017. Running from July 7–9 at Lanxess Arena, the prestigious event will take place just one week before the PGL Major in Krakow, Poland.
DreamHack once again returns to the Malmö Arena this August 30th — Sep 3rd.
Chinese organization Invictus Gaming officially announced their move into CS:GO in a post on sina weibo earlier today.