The past few days have seen some teams with major fanbases drop out of contention for the first “million dollar major” of 2017, the ELEAGUE Major in Atlanta. The first four days were devoted to [more]
CS:GO fans get to watch a full week’s worth of matches as the best teams in the world compete for a share of a one million dollar prize pool at the ELEAGUE Major. The event [more]
Esports is playing a major role at this year’s CES in Las Vegas, so much so that ELEAGUE did their drawing for the first CS:GO major of 2017 at the event. The major kicks off [more]
Right now the issue of exclusivity in esports is a topic of much contention, especially in the North American Counter-Strike: Global Offensive scene. The big issue? Leagues requiring teams/players to agree to not participate in [more]
Coming off of their team’s qualification for January’s ELEAGUE Major, the Team Dignitas announced they will parting ways with their Danish CS:GO roster, which has been with the organization in some form since 2014. In a statement [more]
Over the weekend, heartbreak and elation for teams competing for the last Challenger spots in the first CS:GO major of 2017. 8 spots were up for grabs among the teams that had not won a [more]
CS:GO’s next major is happening in January of 2017, and teams will be working this weekend for a chance to qualify for the event. 16 squads will be in Atlanta, Georgia for the competition, including [more]
It’s been less than a year since OpTic Gaming picked up the ex-Conquest squad, and in that time the team made a series of roster moves to edge closer to the success the rabid fanbase [more]
The following is a simple guide to watching and understanding Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. This guide is intended to initiate the very casual viewer, and allow them to be able to enjoy watching the many CS:GO matches [more]
It’s official: FaZe Clan is leaving WESA.
In the organization’s second ever press release, WESA announced FaZe decided to step away from WESA. [more]
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