Most acclaimed teams in CS:GO


  The Counter-strike series has been around since 1999 and has come a long way into the competitive scene. It is one of the leading first-person shooter games, and also one of the most-watched esports events. Here are some of the well-known teams in competitive Counter-strike: Global Offensive. Astralis Astralis is a Danish Organization founded in 2016. Since then, they are considered to be the home of one of the best CS:GO teams to date. Their team has won the most number of majors, and...

Regional rankings adapted for 2020 CS:GO Majors


  With the restrictions set up all over the globe because of the coronavirus pandemic, teams competing for the ESL One Rio Major will have to earn their invites through regional rankings. In a statement, Valve cited foreseeable difficulties in travel as a major factor that led to the revamp. The ESL One Rio Major was supposed to take place on May 11th to 24th, but was forced to postpone as COVID-19 was progressing. A proposal was then made to combine the two major events...

Neon Esports rallies against Reech Apex for Lockdown tourney title


by Zena V. Magto Neon Esports came out victorious after a tight five-battle series of the grand finale of the first Lockdown Online Tournament. It was an amazing clutch performance of the team after Reech Apex impressively claimed the first two rounds of the series. Neon Esports made their comeback in round 3 after Reech Apex broke their position, leaving them open. Reech Apex became too focused on team fights that they missed shutting down Neon Esports' Terrorblade in the early phase. However, Neon Esports...

Reech Apex and Arturito trade blows as they vie for the finals


by Zena V. Magto After a grueling bo3 battle, Reech Apex emerged victorious during the playoffs round against Arturito, 2-1. Round 2 of their match could be regarded as one of the most notable matches of the tournament. Both teams showcased their grit and skill during their hour-long face-off. They were just trading kills and damage for 30 minutes in the game. Reech Apex and Arturito equally crippled each other's bases. Arturito lost their middle racks, while Reech Apex was getting pushed in the middle...

Neon Esports press on to Lockdown grand finals


by Zena V. Magto Neon Esports will press on to the grand finals tomorrow, April 3, after defeating team Ground Zero, 2-1 during the playoffs round of the Lockdown Online Tournament. It's no mystery that Neon Esports will dominate in this round since they are an established esports team. However, Ground Zero did not disappoint as they were putting up an impressive performance. Neon Esports won round 1 of the match with a very effective assault strategy. Ground Zero retaliated in the middle phase but...

ESG triumphs against Lot.Bee, presses on to round 3


by Zena V. Magto ESG did not waste time and dominated Lot.Bee in their round 2 match during the Lockdown Online Tournament. The tier 1 top tower of Lot.Bee was destroyed just seven minutes in the game. ESG was 5k gold ahead of Lot.Bee 10 minutes in the game. Lot.Bee cannot farm as ESG has all the map advantage. The GG was called at the 18th minute of the match, Lot.bee finishing poorly. The Lockdown Online Tournament is an online Dota 2 competition, featuring a...

Pacific Pink one step closer to playoffs, Saet out


by Zena V. Magto It was a close 36-minute battle between Pacific Pink and Team Saet. Both teams had good drafts of heroes. The question was on which gameplay was gonna stand out the most. Saet's Meepo was definitely a threat to Pacific Pink, and had to find a way to shut them down early on to avoid getting at the bottom of the net worth. The odds of both teams in the middle phase were 50-50. Pacific Pink was able to suppress one of...

Neon Esports, Reech Apex, Ground Zero and Arturito advances to playoffs


by Zena V. Magto We're finally down to four teams in the Lockdown Online Tournament. Out of 64 teams, only Reech Apex, Neon Esports, Ground Zero, and Arturito remain in the competition. One of the favored teams, GoodFellaz, was unexpectedly eliminated from the competition after losing to Ground Zero. The roster of GoodFellaz includes experienced players Mark "Shanks" Redira, Kenneth "FLYSOLO" Coloma and Yuri Dave "Yowe" Pacaña. However, the team fell to Ground Zero, a team haling from Butuan City. Meanwhile, people were already torn...

Dota 2 asd drops out, Perceptive moves forward to round 3


by Zena V. Magto Perceptive was able to overwhelm Dota 2 asd early in their round 2 battle in the Lockdown Online Tournament. Perceptive wiped out Dota 2 asd just 13 minutes in the game when a team fight ensued with an attempt to subdue Perceptive's core heroes. GG was called 26 minutes in the game when Perceptive pushed through the bottom lane. This may be the end for Dota 2 asd's tourney, but people might see them play again. The Lockdown Online Tournament is...

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DPC 2019-2020 Rankings

# Team Points
1 TNC Predator 5320
2 Vici Gaming 5100
3 Team Secret 4950
4 Evil Geniuses 4450
5 Invictus Gaming 3100
6 Alliance 1920
7 Team Liquid 1820
8 business associates 960
9 beastcoast 820
10 Team Aster 440
11 Fnatic 400
12 Chaos Esports Club 241.44
13 Royal Never Give Up 232.8
14 Gambit Esports 231
15 Natus Vincere 226
16 EHOME 216
17 Team Adroit 210
18 Geek Fam 208.8
19 CR4ZY 194.4
20 Virtus.pro 172
21 Team Nigma 170
22 Ninjas in Pyjamas 151.2
23 paiN Gaming 129.6
24 Reality Rift 128
25 BOOM Esports 122
26 Team Spirit 118.8
27 OG 100
27 Thunder Predator 100
29 Cyber Legacy 100
30 FURIA Esports 64