Esports & Gaming Articles

Ninjas in Pyjamas are your Dreamhack Summer 2014 champions!

<p>Ninjas in Pyjamas managed to defend their title at Dreamhack Summer by defeating Natus Vincere in the Grand Finals with the score of 2-0. They will earn the first prize of $10,000, while Natus Vincere will have to settle for the $5000 second place reward.</p>

Keane to join Curse Academy

<p>Today Liquid, the eSports director of Curse, announced that Keane will be the newest addition to the Curse Academy.</p>

Alliance claims the DreamLeague title after an intense series

<p>The grand finals for DreamLeague season 1 have concluded&nbsp;with Alliance defeating&nbsp;Cloud9 in the best-of-five series with a score of 3-2.&nbsp;Alliance will walk home with&nbsp;a hefty $73,000 whilst the runner-ups Cloud9 will go&nbsp;home with $41,500.</p>

Rdu's Frost Mage 3-0's Amaz at DreamHack Summer

<p>Radu &quot;Rdu&quot; Dima is the Summer Hearthstone champion at DreamHack. The Romanian went 5-1 in series, going through Darkwonyx, Ek0p, Reynad and Amaz to bank the $10,000 check, the biggest in professional Hearthstone to date.</p>

Reset(Mulroc) and Flash will play for a Brazilian team

<p>Former KT Arrows / NaJin Sword&#39;s amateur player who played by the name &nbsp;&#39;Athene Skype&#39; will travel to Brazil to play for Team 58ers.</p>

Amaz faces Rdu for the DreamHack crown

<p>A crowd favorite will go against an underdog-no-more in a few minutes. Within the next hour or so, $15,000 will be split between Amaz and Rdu.</p>

Reynad, Realz, Rdu, Amaz form DreamHack Summer top 4

<p>DreamHack Summer is down to its last three matches. At 18:30 CET, the biggest Hearthstone tournament to date resumes with the second semi-final between Reynad and Rdu.</p>

DreamLeague Day 3: Empire crashes out to third place, C9 to face Alliance on grand finals

<p>Cloud9 defeated Empire with the score of 2-0 to win the lower bracket finals and earning a slot in the championship. They will be facing the well-rested Alliance in the best-of-five grand finals.</p>

May stats: Batrider blinking in to the top

<p>Being the first actual month after the 6.81 patch, May saw a number of shifts in terms of hero picks and bans. With a good deal of tournaments running then, let us see how the teams have reacted, adjusted and drafted with the nerfs, buffs and changes.</p>

DreamLeague Day 3: Mouz eliminated, Empire advances to Lower Bracket finals

<p>The loser bracket match-up between Mousesports and Team Empire has concluded. Team Empire rightfully march into the lower bracket finals where they&#39;ll face Cloud9 next. The winner will face Alliance in the grand finals whilst the loser will stand eliminated from the event.</p>

UPDATE: SEA and CN teams compete on $10,000 GEST Challenge

<p>GEST (Gigabyte Esports Tournament) Challenge will be returning today, featuring a revamped format which saw participating teams increase from four to sixteen. Eight teams from both SEA and China will make up this $10,000, single-elimination tournament.</p>

UPDATED : Multiple EN casters and personalities confirm TI4 invite

<p>A wave of English casters and personalities have already confirmed their invitation to The International 4. More invites are expected to come within the coming days as we are only less than a month from the tournament.</p>