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The departure of Chris “Pro.” Martir and co. marks the end of an era, relinquishing its crown as the strongest Filipino CS:GO squad for the last two years. The former Bren Esports CS:GO members have announced that they…

Bren Esports have released their Counter-Strike: Global Offensive division with immediate effect, the Filipino organization announced on Monday.

Derek from Bren Esports spoke to CSGO2ASIA.com about the shifts within the domestic and Asian CS:GO scene, as well as his own experience from knowing nothing about Counter-Strike in 2015 to becoming a professional player in the biggest…

The-21-year-old’s contract with Bren Esports has ended and he is now in search of a new home, and open for new possibilities in and outside of the Philippines. He leaves four other players in the team with no…

The 25-year-old has stepped down from Bren Esports’ active lineup, according to an announcement by the Filipino organization on Facebook.

Entering 2021, we have seen many changes and surprises in the competition of the Asian CS:GO landscape in the past 12 months. To close out this year, CSGO2ASIA.com have prepared a list of teams for our audience to pay attention to in 2021.

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.

Top Philippines team, Bren Esports, wins against Mongolia’s waytochampions (w2c), 2-0, in the grand finals of the Perfect World Asia League Summer 2020 qualifiers grabbing the final spot for the Asian Regional Major Ranking (RMR) tournament on Sunday night.

After their second-place finish at the ZOWIE eXTREMESLAND Asia CS:GO Open – SEA Qualifiers, we sat down with BREN Esports player Deko “Papichulo” Evangelista and had a chat about his team’s performance, the state of CS:GO in the Philippines and what we can expect from them in the near future.