Astralis beat Liquid to win BLAST Pro Series Global Final


Astralis won the BLAST Pro Series Global Final after a convincing 2-0 victory over Liquid in the title decider. The Danes have made a habit of beating Liquid, taking their winning streak against the North Americans to seven matches, six of which in best-of-three series. It was only fitting that the two best teams of the year went at it one last time, but, just like in Thursday's game, there was no stopping Astralis, who picked up another 2-0 victory to end a flawless tournament run. Despite device daring Liquid to choose Vertigo, the veto went in the same direction as in the previous two series, featuring Inferno as Liquid's pick and Nuke as Astralis' pick, and Dust2 as the decider Those expecting...

Mousesports upsets World Champions!


mousesports have advanced to the ESL Pro League Season 10 Finals grand final following spectacular comebacks from 11-14 and 8-14 deficits against Astralis (Train 22-19, Overpass 9-16, Dust2 16-14). Finn "karrigan" Andersen's team fulfilled their goal of making their second grand final in a row following a comeback from behind on both Train and Dust2, leaving Astralis frustrated after the Danes failed to make it to the final at their second consecutive event on home soil despite the advantageous position. mousesports opted for Train to kick off the series, which immediately took a chaotic turn as the two sides kept exchanging forcebuys until the European squad came out on top, but they couldn't capitalize on the early advantage as Astralis dominated from the seventh round on, courtesy of a great half from Emil "Magisk" Reif....

Evil Geniuses scoreless on decider map versus Mousesports!


Mousesports won a three map series against Evil Geniuses, including a 16-0 on Nuke, the decider map, to secure a spot in the ESL Pro League Season 10 Finals semi-finals against Astralis. Mousesports kept their clean winning streak against Evil Geniuses alive by winning a 16-0 decider map on Nuke in their ESL Pro League Season 10 Finals quarter-final bout. The European team made it three out of three with their current lineup against the North American side to secure a spot in the semi-finals where they will face off against local favorites Astralis. On Nuke, mousesports once again started off ahead. On the CT side, the European combine were completely dominant as Evil Geniuses ran into the defensive wall time and time again, all the way...

Final chance for a slot at DreamLeague Major


Lots of teams and known players from DOTA scene had been denied of the chance to play for the upcoming major next year, DreamLeague Season 13. However there's one last chance for them to play at the said DOTA major. It will start today (December 5, 2019), WePlay! Bukovel Minor 2020 Regional Qualifier (January 9-12, 2020). One team per region will get a chance to play for the main event of WePlay! Bukovel. Prizel Pool with be $300,000 USD with a DPC point of 660.  They will be facing the top teams from each region . Here are the qualified teams who will play by region, Southeast Asia: Cignal Ultra, Geek Fam, BOOM Esports, Neon Esports China: EHOME, Look For...

OFFICIAL: OG UNVEIL NEW LINEUP LED BY ALEKSIB


Dota 2 giants OG have officially announced their entry into CS:GO with the long-awaited lineup composed by Aleksi "Aleksib" Virolainen and Nathan "NBK-" Schmitt. The news confirms what has been an open secret for around two months, with various reports tracking the progress of the two main instigators, Aleksib and NBK-, throughout their decisions when it came to the roster as well as the organization they would represent. Every piece of the team is now locked in after the four-man core struggled to find a fitting AWPer, initially deciding against Elias "Jamppi" Olkkonen — reportedly because of the Finn's ties to a VAC-banned account — before selecting ALTERNATE aTTaX's Mateusz "mantuu" Wilczewski. The majority of the lineup has been on the sidelines in the aftermath of the StarLadder Major, as NBK- was replaced by Richard "shox" Papillon in Vitality, Aleksib made way for Miikka "suNny" Kemppi in ENCE, while HellRaisers opted for a Russian-speaking lineup to...

Spurs vs Rockets, Triple Overtime!


Somehow, James Harden’s breakaway slam, put in after he waited for the guy mopping the floor to get out of the way, did not count after it worked its way around the rim and nearly back in again. At the time, however, the Rockets still led by 13 and had led the Spurs by as much as 22. One bucket did not seem likely to matter on Tuesday. The Rockets, however, never could slow the Spurs again, never could make the buckets with the lead to secure the win, falling 135-133 in double overtime. The Rockets and Spurs headed into the final minute of the second overtime tied. Harden put in a pair of free throws, giving him 50 points...

Virtus.pro bounce from tiebreakers to reach the Major qualifiers playoffs


Virtus.pro were close to repeat the previous Major and Minor qualifiers experience when they missed a spot into the Major qualifiers playoffs by two points. Fast forward to two months later, their revamped roster was put to a new kind of test when facing almost the same opponents in the region, but on a patch that brings a lot of new elements to the game. At the end of the DreamLeague Season 13: The Leipzig Major / WePlay! Bukovel Minor qualifiers group stage, VP were tied with HellRaisers for the second spot in Group B, but crushed them in the bets-of-one battle. VP took the point victory in 21 minutes with a kill score of 20 to 1. In the...


After the excitement of our new format and new look introduced in Season 9, we are proud to continue the tradition of the longest-running professional CS:GO league. Season 10 of Pro League will be a celebration of esports at its purest! Mark your calendars for the Regular Season Playdays, where the best teams on the planet will battle it out for a spot in the finals. Playdays: Stage 1 Group A: October 8-10 Group B: October 11-13 Group C: October 14-16 Group D: October 17-19 Stage 2 Group A: November 13-15 Group B: November 16-18 Credits to: pro.eslgaming

PBA/MPBL games halts, will resume December 14 onwards!


PBA and MPBL schedules has been paused until December 14 onwards to give way for the ongoing 30th SEA games, November 30 - December 11. This will be the Philippines' fourth time to host the games, and its first since 2005. Previously, it had also hosted the 1981 and 1991 editions of the games. This edition is most notable for being the first edition to include esports and obstacle course as well as having the highest number of sports in the history of the games, at a total of 56 The budget for the games is at least ₱7.5 billion. ₱6 billion were provided by the government while the rest were secured by PHISGOC from sponsorship agreements. The government funds were allocated to the...

OG UNVEIL THEIR SECONDARY DOTA 2 SQUAD, OG SEED


Two-time defending The International (TI) champions OG have announced that they will be fielding a secondary squad called OG Seed for the second Major cycle of the 2019-2020 Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) season. They’re now branching their reach further with a second Dota 2 team, OG Seed, who will be coached by main OG player and Dota 2 superstar Johan “N0tail” Sundstein. OG Seed will feature a squad of four European players and one North American veteran, namely Rasmus “Chessie” Blomdin, Omar “Madara” Dabachach, Peetu-Elmeri “Peksu” Väätäinen, Andreas Per “Xibbe” Ragnemalm, and Zakari “Zfreek” Freedman. They will be coached by members of the main OG roster, who will remain on break from competitive play until the third Major cycle of the...

PSG.LGD Failed to Join DreamLeague Season 13


PSG.LGD fall to FTD.Apollo Open qualifiers for the Leipzig Major kicked off and for the Chinese region it was PSG.LGD who would be looking to fine their way into the closed qualifier and maybe the Major – but it wasn’t to be. With Outlanders only a few days old, teams would have to show exactly what they’d learned in this brand-new update to Dota 2 as they battled through the open qualifiers in hopes of reaching the closed qualifier. For PSG.LGD, after finishing in 3rd place at The International 2019, this would be their first attempt at reaching a Major in the 2019/2020 Dota 2 Pro Circuit season, after taking a break through the first. However, this wasn’t to be as...

Sarangani Province makes their first!


Lately news have spread of game fixing in MPBL about Sarangani Province (formerly SOCCSKSARGEN Marlins). Rosters and their management has been changed. Despite of that, Sarangani Province makes an impressive win last night (November 27) at their home game with a  score of 78-74. Playing their first home game before an overflow crowd and their benefactor, the Marlin stunned the Quezon City Capitals, 78-74, at Sarangani Capitol Gym to cut a string of 21 losses, all but one coming when they still carried the SOCCKSARGEN banner. All the Marlins needed was an 11-point salvo in the last two minutes to erase a 65-72 deficit and give local fans and Senator Manny Pacquiao, founder and CEO of MPBL which took over...

From No.8 to Semi-Finals!


Batang Pier makes a cinderella run from a top 8 spot in the elimination to semi-finals. They survived a double do or die games versus No. 1 spot NLEX who previously won against the No 2 (Meralco Bolts), No.3(TNT Katropa) and No.4 (Brgy Ginebra San Miguel). Christian Standhardinger, Michael Qualls and Sean Anthony were all Mr. Ironmen for NorthPort, all playing super extended minutes and each one delivering as the Batang Pier beat out the NLEX Road Warriors in a triple-overtime grind of a do-or-die setto to make the PBA semifinals for the second time in franchise history. Standhardinger, Qualls and Anthony all had hulking numbers, carrying NorthPort on their broad shoulders as they outlasted the Road Warriors, 126-123, in...

Qualified Players for 30th SEA Games PH Esports Training Pool Finalized


The final list of esports athletes representing the Philippines in the upcoming 30th SEA Games is one step closer towards its completion after the qualifiers for Dota 2, Starcraft II, Hearthstone, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Arena of Valor, and Tekken 7 came to an end last weekend. 40 promising Filipino athletes will be joining the previously announced direct invitees for the training pool of Sibol, the country’s national esports team. They will be evaluated, based on the mastery of their respective esports titles and compatibility with the rest of the team, by the assigned managers and coaches for each medal game, before choosing the Philippines’ official esports representatives. Up next for these esports athletes is the Sibol National Pool Combine, which aims to...


The next big CS:GO event is just around the corner. The Esports Championship Series brings forth the eighth season finals. It’s bound to pack the prestigious Esports Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Our ECS S8 Finals Preview is your viewer’s guide for the spectacle with interesting facts about the event, team overviews and schedule. Coming into this event, we have several exciting backstories that could affect the teams’ approaches to the opening matches. One thing’s for sure, the electric fans in Arlington will surely up the atmosphere, drumming up the hype for another spectacular Esports Championship Series event. Best of all, the team sheet is packed with big names, which wasn’t the case last time out. Season 8 features the likes...

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