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I guess the saying 'history repeats itself' reigns true as OpTic beat DRX in the exact same fashion as last Masters in a rather memorable Valorant slew of matches. Describing OpTic Gaming's current run in Masters Copenhagen as déjà vu is a drastic understatement. As of right now, OpTic's series record and the bracket path it literally identica...
The past couple of days haven't been the best for the roster of Paper Rex, but regardless of the unfortunate circumstances, they managed to prevail and secure themselves in the Top 4 yet again. be sure to check out our STAGE 2 MASTERS SCHEDULE PAPER REX JUST CAN'T CATCH A BREAK Last night we found out that the majority of the Paper Rex ros...
Southeast Asian pride skyrockets as Paper Rex advance into the upper bracket semi-finals as they defeat Guild Esports in a somewhat convincing 2–0. If you haven't already check out our STAGE 2 MASTERS SCHEDULE What a way to kick off the playoff bracket, a highly anticipated matchup between Guild Esports and Paper Rex representing Europe, Middle...
Off to a slow start, OpTic Gaming manages to prevail as they qualify for the bracket stage and send KRÜ Esports home. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT STAGE 2 MASTERS – COPENHAGEN SCHEDULE After failing to claim the top seed in North America Stage 2 Challengers, OpTic Gaming has managed to make a group stage run yet again in the exact same manner as Stag...
After a rematch of Stage 1 Masters' Grand Final in Reykjavík, Iceland a couple months back, OpTic Gaming triumph over LOUD, making them the second team to be eliminated this tournament. BE SURE TO CHECK OUT OUR STAGE 2 MASTERS – COPENHAGEN SCHEDULE The two finalists from Masters Reykjavík haven't had the best start to this tournament. Both of...
With Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) Stage 2 Masters is underway in Copenhagen some may find it hard to keep track of all the games and scores. So worry not, as I'm here to give you all a rundown of the event, matches, and teams. The latter part includes a good number of top Asia Pacific and Japanese teams, so Asian Valorant fans can look forward ...
This story is still developing... ONE Esports and Dota Pro Circuit have announced the ONE Esports Singapore Major 2021 Dota 2 tournament, which is quite a big deal as it is one of the first-ever Dota 2 major tournaments of the year following the COVID-19 pandemic. Remember, that still-lingering plague that has cancelled a number of offline espor...
BMW is trailblazing their way into the esports scene, as the German automobile company have announced that they have signed global partnerships with five of the world's top esports organizations. These include Cloud 9 (US), Fnatic (UK), Funplus Phoenix (China), G2 Esports (Germany) and T1 (South Korea). The main provisions of the partnership go be...
Esports has grown so big that even non-gamers and the mainstream media can no longer ignore how far esports has come. Just recently, we had LCS 2019 match between SK Telecom T1 and G2 Esports becoming the most-watched esports event in history with almost four million concurrent viewers. With numbers like that, there's no doubt that some esports or...
Over the recent weekend, the biggest Apex Legends offline tournament (so far) was held at X Games Minneapolis. The EXP Invitational saw 20 squads battling across 12 matches to become the champions of Respawn's popular battle royale game. Team SoloMid (TSM) emerged as champion and brought home the grand prize of US$30,000. Though they didn't rack u...
The Dota 2 Kuala Lumpur Major kicks off tomorrow and will be running for three days from November 16 to November 18, 2018. Immortal and Divine 3-day pass holders will be glad to learn that they are eligible to win lucky draw prizes including gaming gear from tournament sponsors Acer Predator and HyperX. Highlights from the lucky draw prize lineup i...
Singapore's Major-level Dota 2 tournament, as well as its high-profile Arena of Valor and Hearthstone tournament that forms the trifecta that is PvP Esports Championship is over. The big question is: who won? We could just pull out the corny sentiment card and say Singapore and its supposedly-fractured esports collective won, at least as far as Do...
This is truly a sad day for Southeast Asia in the competitive Dota 2 scene. The three main Southeast Asian Dota 2 esports representatives for The International 2018 (or TI8) are eliminated from the tournament. We have to wish "GG" to Mineski, Fnatic, and TNC as they fought their damnest in the gruelling bouts against China, Europe, and many other ...
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