CS2 Articles

Virtus.Pro announced as fourth invite to IEM Oakland

<p>The Poles will seek to continue their momentum from their victory at ELEAGUE Season 1 throughout the fall and into November&rsquo;s tournament.</p>

Adrenaline Rush announces $100,000 league with LAN finals

<p>The Adrenaline Cyber League will feature an open stage for signed up teams paralleled with an invite stage that will culminate in a four team LAN in Moscow on October 1-2.</p>

CS:GO Lounge announces major shutdown

<p>With the CS:GO betting giant&#39;s betting platform&nbsp;gone, what does the future of professional CS:GO hold?</p>

TWC African Qualifier Details Announced

<p>Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, South Africa, and Libya will compete for a single spot at the $100,000 World Championships.</p>

Bravado qualify for ESWC 2016 in dramatic fashion

<p>Bravado will continue to represent South Africa at ESWC after winning the LAN qualifier in Cape Town.</p>

CS:GO News Week in Review: August 12th

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Team X win Operation: Kinguin #3

<p>Team X claimed the $10,000 grand prize after finally winning the online tournament that started on April 28th and ended on July 31st.</p>

ASUS ROG 2016 groups announced

<p>ASUS has announced their groups and schedule for their 2016 ROG Summer Tournament</p>

CS:GO News Week in Review: July 31st

<p>Catch up with the biggest news in competitive Counter-Strike from the past week and stay up to date with the scene.</p>

ELEAGUE Final Recap

<p>Virtus.Pro claim the largest prize in the history of the organization, $390,000, winning 2-0 against Fnatic in the ELEAGUE Season 1 Finals.</p>

Luminosity Gaming get new Brazilian roster

<p>Luminosity Gaming pick up a new Brazilian roster after losing theirs to SK</p>

ELEAGUE Playoffs Semi-Final recap

<p>Both two semi-final matches of ELEAGUE playoffs concluded as fnatic and Virtus.pro advance to the grand final.</p>