tournaments

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.

The top two Thai teams claim the only two spots in Asia for the online DreamHack Masters event. The final four teams will go head to head from Jun 2nd – Jun 7th, 2020 with US$20,000 on the line.

With our first-ever tournament coming to a close, GMCC- defeats BLAST, winning 2-1 in the CSGO2ASIA Grassroots Cup 1. With an overwhelming 32 teams signing up for CSGO2ASIA Grassroots Cup 1, the support for our first tournament has…

NEX Studio from Thailand have announced the NEX Play From Home tournament, featuring US$20,000 in prizes and eight invited teams.

China’s online live broadcast platform and event organizer, IMBATV, announced the inaugural CS:GO Development and Professional league focused on Asian CS:GO.

The 10-team multinational GeForce Pacific Cup 2019 concluded with X winning the first-place prize of $8000.

ViCi won the IEM Katowice 2020 Asia Closed Qualifier over TYLOO to secure a spot at the prestigious event in Poland.

An opportunity for South Asian CS:GO teams to shine, the US$10,000 event will be held in Colombo, Sri Lanka later this month.

The prestigious four-day tournament in Shanghai comes to a close with TYLOO defeating ViCi in convincing fashion at the ZOWIE eXTREMESLAND Asia CS:GO Open 2019.