Esports & Gaming Articles

The first tiered Hearthstone league starts next month

<p>The first full-blown HearthStats League is ready to begin. Next week, 40 challengers start their journey towards the coveted Champion League seeds.</p>

MLG confirms to use a standard map pool

<p>MLG have announced that they will be using a standard map pool for their upcoming X Games in Aspen.</p>

Valve brings a new update with P2000 ammo being fixed

<p>Valve published a new update for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive where the most notable change is a P2000 ammo fix.</p>

Class stats: One month of GvG in graphs and numbers

<p>One month of GvG tournaments is behind us. Check out who were the most played and most winning class at the start of the new meta.</p>

The themes of StarLadder Season XI

<p>On January 15th the Cyberarena in Kiev, Ukraine opens its doors for the eleventh season of StarLadder. The tournament features eight well known teams from around the world competing for a prize pool that currently stands at $124,050. But what are some of the main storylines from the teams going into the finals?</p>

Cap Arena 4 to feature €8,400 prize pool

<p>Cap Arena have revealed that Cap Arena 4 will feature a&nbsp;&euro;8,400 total prize pool</p>

Warden leaves eLevate roster; joins Team Liquid.

<p>Matt &quot;Warden&quot; Dickens, formally of eLevate, has been spotted on Team Liquid&#39;s roster.</p>

ASUS ROG Winter groups revealed

<p>Six invited and two qualified teams have been drawn in two groups to compete for $25.000</p>

Get set! Playoffs bracket and schedule

<p>Get ready for the playoffs of the Awesome Cup! Eight teams will lock horns during the weekend to settle who the champion will be. Find the brackets and schedule inside. Matches will be streamed live!</p>

Details for Hearthstone World Championship 2015 announced

<p>Starting this very month, players from all over the world will be vying for points for the 2015 Hearthstone World Championship.</p>

HellRaisers make roster change

<p>HellRaisers announced a roster change in their CS:GO line-up. markeloff and s1mple are being replaced by flamie and AdreN.</p>

flusha: "We didn't really want to go to ESEA"

<p>The famous and controversial player of fnatic, Robin &ldquo;flusha&rdquo; Ronnquist, decided to have an AMA (Ask Me Anything) up on Reddit.</p>