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Call of Duty / Global Pro League Group Blue Scores

April 28, 2017 ESportsSource

The second week of the Call of Duty Global Pro League sees the teams in Group Blue competing for a playoff spot. Can FaZe, EG, Fnatic, or Rise make it out? [more]

bytes: FIFA Champs, BattleRekt, and AbleGamers

April 27, 2017 ESportsSource

The next 8 players to qualify for the FIFA Ultimate Team Championship, Battlerite’s new $20k tournament series, and AbleGamers’ new digs, all in today’s bytes. [more]

bytes: Street Fighter V, HGC, and A New Hero (of the Storm)

April 25, 2017 ESportsSource

The SFV DLC funds the Championship prize pool, ELEAGUE Celebrity Showdown, Hearthstone Global Games, and Heroes of the Storm updates. [more]

bytes: $3m Major, SCL Spring Champs, Twitch Verified

April 24, 2017 ESportsSource

Three million dollars is on the line at the Kiev Major, Astral’s authoritative win, Hearthstone’s national champions, and Twitch’s new status symbol. [more]

Call of Duty / Global Pro League Group A Scoresheet

April 21, 2017 ESportsSource

A look at the scores and statistics from Group A in the Call of Duty World League’s Global Pro League. [more]

bytes: SCL Finals, SFV Celebrity Showdown, RLCS

April 21, 2017 ESportsSource

The top SMITE console teams are playing right now to determine who is the best, ELEAGUE brings celebrities to a street fight, and Rocket League World Championships information in today’s bytes! [more]

bytes: Gears All Stars, Heroes, and Awards Season

April 20, 2017 ESportsSource

The first ever Gears of War All-Star event has been announced, there’s Hearthstone action, Heroes of the Storm is back, and get out your best dress – awards season is upon us. [more]

bytes: NCR, CEO Dreamland, Copenhagen, and Esports

April 17, 2017 ESportsSource

Punk continues his hot streak in California, we check out a Smash tournament, Team Secret Women win Copenhagen, and OJ Borg shoots down esports. [more]

CWL Birmingham Final Placements

April 16, 2017 ESportsSource

Boasting a $50,000 prize pool, the CWL Birmingham Open was an important Call of Duty tournament for the EU region ahead of the start of the Global Pro LAN League. 59 teams traveled to Birmingham, UK where the Insomnia60 gaming and entertainment festival where the tournament was held. [more]