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After 5 weeks of play, the Chinese squad led by Hui “DD” Wu qualified over Bren Esports in the grand finale of the FunSpark ULTI 2020 – Asia Qualifiers

The CS:GO_ProHouse Wuxi Villa Cup will feature six Chinese teams in an offline competition with a prize pool of ¥200,000 CNY.

Lynn Vision Gaming claims 1st Place and ¥50,000 in prize money at the ThunderFire Asia Championships, defeating OneThree 2-1

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.

Invictus Gaming is victorious over Lynn Vision Gaming, qualifying for the Perfect World Asia League Summer 2020.

The Chinese organizer, Vision Esports, together with Dong Ying & Thunderfire Gaming has announced the NEXT Pro CS:GO series. Season one features six invited teams and a ¥35,000 prize pool, with matches beginning today.

Vision Esports together with Chinese streaming platform, HuyaTV, have announced the Darkhorse League Season 4. The event features four invited teams and two winners from Season 3 with ¥35,000 on the line.

TIGER continues to dominate, beating Invictus Gaming 2-0 in the Weibo Cup 2020. Claims top prize of ¥160,000.

Reports suggest that the Chinese social media giant, Weibo, is due to announce a CS:GO team. The roster, based in Shanghai, consists of a few familiar names and upcoming stars.