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Intel and ESL Partner for Intel Grand Slam Event
ESL and Intel announce a new partnership and a one million dollar Grand Slam for CS:GO. [more]
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ECS Finals Teams Announced
We now know the eight teams that will be competing in the CS:GO ECS Finals later this month- [more]
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bytes: Overwatch, HGC, ECS S3, Smash
Overwatch Contenders is underway, Esports news from Blizzard, and Red Bull offers competition for the Smash scene – all in today’s bytes. [more]
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bytes: Kiev Major, DreamHack Austin Highlights
There’s talk of a dynasty in Dota 2 these days, and after the Kiev Major, it’s hard to deny OG‘s incomparable dominance. Over the weekend, the team beat Virtus.Pro in the Grand Finals of Valve’s $3,000,000 Kiev [more]
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cs_summit Features $150,000 Prize Pool
Beyond The Summit’s first ever CounterStrike: Global Offensive tournament will happen over the next four days and it features eight of the best teams with the most fans in the community. [more]
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Na’Vi Round Out First Five ESL One Cologne Teams
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]
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[CS:GO] Astralis Win IEM Katowice 2017
After two weeks of hard fought competition, IEM Katowice draws to a close, and with it a series of top notch CS:GO matches ending with Astralis taking home the championship and $100,000 of the $250,000 [more]
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[CS:GO] Virtus.Pro Wins DreamHack Masters Las Vegas
16 of the world’s best CS:GO teams converged on the city of lights for DreamHack Masters Las Vegas, but there could be only one winner: Virtus.Pro. VP takes home $200,000 of the $450,000 prize pool [more]
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[Rumor] OpTic Gaming to Pick Up Hiko and peacemaker
Following the ELEAGUE Major, some of the top CS:GO teams are making some roster changes. The most explosive was Peter “Stanislaw” Jarguz’ abrupt departure from OpTic Gaming, a team of which he was a founding member. [more]
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[CSGO] ELEAGUE Major Final Placements
They’d come so close in the past, but now Astralis can finally claim a CS:GO Major championship win. The Danish team (Andreas “Xyp9x” Højsleth, Nicolai “dev1ce” Reedtz, Peter “dupreeh” Rasmussen, Markus “Kjaerbye” Kjærbye, and Lukas [more]