Esports & Gaming Articles

Jaedong makes fifth grand final this year

<p>The Tyrant will play at the WCS Grand Finals against sOs for the chance to grab his first gold medal in StarCraft 2 and take home a $100,000 cheque.</p>

Semi-finals set at BGF 2013

<p>After a day of action at Gaming Festival in Belgrade, Serbia, four teams remain in the 1,350$ Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament.</p>

Artosis wins Blizzcon invitational Hearthstone tournament

<p>Taking home the trophy, Artosis wins the first ever Blizzcon Hearthstone tournament, landing the final blow with his warrior deck.</p>

sOs to BlizzCon finals

<p>Woongjin Stars&#39; Protoss will play his second WCS grand final of his career&nbsp;after placing second at Season 1 finals. sOs will play the winner of Jaedong and Maru which is on stream now.</p>

GMPGL Blog Day One by ReiNNNN

<p>With day one of GMPGL in the books, Eric &#39;ReiNNNN&#39; Khor once again blogs about his excitement and disappointment in Manila today. The schedule was chaotic but there is always time for funny stories and pictures.</p>

Riot announces Featured Game Modes

<p>New spins on classic maps incoming.&nbsp;First up: One for All Mode</p>

Jaedong, Maru, Bomber and sOs as the BlizzCon semi-finalists + full VOD list

<p>The WCS Grand Finals are down to the last four players. At 21:00 CET, the tournament returns with Bomber vs sOs, followed by Jaedong vs Maru at 22:30 CET.</p>

Team LoLPro Roster Changes

<p>Team LoLPro has undergone a major shift of rosters and has nearly a completely new team.</p>

hyrqBot gives an interview about SK and NiP

<p>hyrqBot gives a&nbsp;short interview about his time at SK Gaming&nbsp;and how he was contractually stuck on the team, until his offseason move to NiP.</p>

Titan vs 3 Pinoy teams in GMPGL playoffs tomorrow

<p>Filipino teams Dreamz and Execration surprised the visiting Singaporean teams Impervious and First Departure as they qualified from Group B. Meanwhile, Group A favorites Titan and Mineski bested Joenet and Arcanys to complete the top four.</p>

Startale defeats fOu for Nexon Sponsorship League title

<p>Startale took a surprise win over fOu (formerly known as FXOpen) to be crowned champion of Nexon Sponsorship League S1. They will be bringing home approximately $93,000 in cash prizes and a qualification spot for EMS One Fall.</p>

Mineski takes PGF crown in straight games

<p>Local fan-favorite team Mineski defeated Dreamz on the score of 2-0, taking the PGF title and earning the right to represent the country in the upcoming The Asia.</p>