A new season of competitive Hearthstone action starts this weekend with Red Bull’s Team Brawl: Hearthstone, an esports event that adds a team decision-making aspect to the solo strategy game. [more]
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There’s a new team at the top, as District 69 won the Paladins Masters LAN tournament at Hi-Rez Arena in Alpharetta, Georgia. The squad faced Carbon Six, a team with an uncertain future after a slew of organizational ownership drama, dismantled them in the final, winning 4-1. [more]
With one reverse sweep and a shutout, the 2017 Spring EU LCS Playoffs weekend has been one for the memories. [more]
FlyQuest soared to victory from the brink of defeat, winning three straight games to crush Counter Logic Gaming 3-2 at the NA LCS Spring Playoffs on Sunday. With this win, FlyQuest are guaranteed a Top 4 finish as well as a trip to Vancouver for a semifinal matchup with the number one seed, Team SoloMid. [more]
Despite some well-publicized team issues in recent memory, Phoenix1 operated like a well-oiled machine in their decisive win over Team Dignitas at the NA LCS Spring Playoffs. The team will move on to the semifinals where they will face a tough obstacle in the second-seeded Cloud9. With Saturday’s win, Phoenix1 guaranteed themselves a top 4 finish and a minimum prize of $20,000 and 30 championship points. [more]
Confusion plus accusations from players ahead of the SMITE Masters tournament coming up in late April. [more]
Today’s roundup features a major football club exploring esports, a new fighting game tournament, and news about E3’s broadcast. [more]
ESL One Cologne may not be a Major this year, but the event billed as the “World’s Biggest CS:GO event” is still drawing a lot of hype. Tournament organizer ESL has been announcing each of the teams to accept invitations over the past few weeks. [more]
Before any of the four quarterfinal teams in the upcoming NA LCS Playoffs can start “practicing for MSI”, they will first need to focus their attention on this weekend’s quarterfinals. ES League of Legend Correspondent Andrew Salazar breaks down the quarterfinal matchups. [more]
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