Call of Duty
TL Doublelift, ROG Masters, CWL Dallas 2017
Doublelift settles into his new digs, ROG Masters offers a massive prize pool, and info about the upcoming Call of Duty tournament in Dallas! [more]
Tournaments
Blizzcon
bytes: Blizzcon recap, Summoners War World Championship
BlizzCon 2017 recap and information about the upcoming 2017 Summoners War World Championship. [more]
2017 Vainglory World Championships
Vainglory 2017 World Championships In Singapore
This year, the top 12 Vainglory teams from across the globe will meet at the Kallang Theater in Singapore for the Vainglory World Championships. [more]
Mobile
Amazon Announces Mobile Masters Las Vegas
Amazon continues to dip their toes a bit further into the esports landscape with a major tournament lined up for mobile esports players. [more]
Call of Duty
[Call of Duty] Dallas Open Final Placements
With $200,000 on the line, 110 teams made the trek to Fort Worth, TX for the CWL Dallas Open presented by MLG. For a scene that has at times lacked high level international talent, the [more]
Call of Duty
[Call of Duty] CWL Dallas by MLG Kicks Off
It’s do or die time for teams around the world competing to join the Call of Duty Global Pro LAN League, and a final competition in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas will determine league placement. [more]
Fighting Games
[SFV] Xian wins Final Round 20
RZR’s Xian took home the top prize in the premiere tournament at the event, Capcom’s Street Fighter V tournament. [more]
Call of Duty
[Call of Duty] ESWC 2017 Preview
Last week they played CoD in Atlanta, and this week the crème de la crème of Call of Duty esports have arrived in Paris for yet another Call of Duty World League event: ESWC’s Paris Open. [more]
Call of Duty
[Call of Duty] MLG Atlanta Open Preview
Teams from every region in the Call of Duty Pro World League are coming to Atlanta, Georgia for the latest LAN that will earn them Pro Points leading up to the upcoming season. The competition [more]
CS:GO
[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]