Esports & Gaming Articles

DotaPit League playoffs kickoff ft. Secret and Cloud9

<p>The DotaPit League playoffs will start tomorrow, and feature top teir teams from Europe and North America fighting over the $75,000 prize pool.&nbsp;</p>

NESO: Newbee dominates and takes first place

<p>Newbee takes home first place and find themselves 150,000RMB richer after their triumpth at the National Electronic Sports Open, dropping only one game to CDEC in the finals.</p>

Evaluating class cards in GvG: Where do the nine classes rank?

<p>Class power is very much established in the Curse of Naxxramas era but how will things change with the coming of the new cards? The GosuCrew puts pen to paper as it examines the class-specific portion of Goblins vs Gnomes and how that will affect the nine classes.</p>

Winter is NOT coming: New Bloom 2015 announced, Frotivus 2014 canceled

<p>In two blog posts, Valve annouced New Bloom 2015 and the cancelation of Frostivus 2014. The blog posts included the reason for the cancelation of Frostivus and details about an item creation contest for New Bloom 2015. Also in the blog posts are hints of work being done to port Dota2 to the Source2 engine.</p>

99damage Arena #2 to kick off today

<p>99Damage Arena is back with its second edition. A total of five teams will be battling out for the cut of $2,500.</p>

Vici Gaming takes The Summit 2 in 3:1 finals

<p>The finals of The Summit 2 has concluded and Vici Gaming emerges victorious in a convincing 3:1 win over Cloud 9.</p>

Virtus Pro and Hellraisers qualify for i-League Season 2

<p>After some stiff competition the two Russian teams join reigning champions Vici Gaming and American qualifiers Cloud 9 as the first four teams to qualify for the finals in Shanghai. Only four spots remain for the Chinese and South East Asian qualifiers.</p>

Fnatic are the champions of ESEA Season 17

<p>Fnatic claims the ESEA Season 17 LAN finals title and a $20,000 prize after defeating Virtus.pro in the grand finals by winning two consecutive best-of-three matches.</p>

Class stats breakdown: Hunter rules the post-Naxx era of Hearthstone

<p>Druid used to be the number one class played in tournaments worldwide and the one with the most wins. This was as of the opening weekend of the Hearthstone World Championship. Looking at the entire post Naxx data, however, Malfurion is dethroned by Rexxar.</p>

The Summit 2 Day 5 - Consolation game - Secret Team sweep Evil Geniuses 3:0

<p>This is the final day of The Summit 2, and both ViCi Gaming and Cloud9 are preparing for their ultimate faceoff that will determine the winner of the tournament. The day opened however with a match between Team Secret and Evil Geniuses to determine the third place and the Europeans showed no mercy, sweeping EG 3-0.</p>

Amaz announces $5,000 "The Pinnacle" tournament for the Christmas holidays

<p>Team Archon&#39;s founder and IEM Shenzhen champion Jason &quot;Amaz&quot; Chan will put competitive Hearthstone aside just for three days as he takes the role of a tournament organizer. The inaugural The Pinnacle tournament will have eight players vying for serious cast right after Christmas.&nbsp;</p>

Hearthstone veteran WaningMoon wins GosuCup #6 for the Philippines

<p>Many GosuCup SEA winners might&#39;ve had little to no tournament experience prior to that, but Dustin &quot;WaningMoon&quot; Mangulabnan is not one such player. Having participated in big tournaments lik IEM Shenzhen, the Philippines player came out this weekend to win GosuCup #6 Budget.</p>