CS2 Articles

BIG announce new coach

<p>The player-owned German organisation has announced the signing of a new coach.</p>

First qualifier for ECS Development League ended

<p>The first of the two qualifier rounds for ECS Development League ended with surprising results from the North America region.</p>

Heroic brings in JUGI

<p>Heroic has officially secured the transfer of&nbsp;Jakob &quot;JUGi&quot; Hansen to their roster following his buyout from Tricked.</p>

ScreaM signs with Team EnVyUs

<p>Following a period of uncertainty, it has emerged that ex-G2 Esports player Adil &quot;ScreaM&quot; Benrlitom has officially signed with Team EnVyUs.</p>

Vexed adds AlluM3tt3, Smyli

<p>Vexed Gaming has decided changes are in order for their French-Belgian mix team, which has struggled in recent months to post results.</p>

IEM Katowice 2017 - Schedule released

<p>The schedule for the first Intel Extreme Masters&nbsp;event of the year, IEM Katowice, has been released.</p>

AMD & BAFTA partner up for eSports title of the year

<p>BAFTA and AMD open up eSports award to public voting. You can cast your vote until the 30th of March.</p>

Virtus.pro defeat SK Gaming to win DreamHack Masters Las Vegas 2017

<p>Virtus.pro have defeated SK Gaming to win DreamHack Masters Las Vegas 2017. The Polish squad won two straight maps after being down 1-0 to secure the victory.</p>

CS:GO News Week in Review: February 20th

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

DreamHack Masters: Las Vegas 2017 - SK Gaming knocks off North to head to the grand finals

<p>The second semi-final match up saw North go head to head with SK in a best of three series to determine who would move on to the grand finals to face Virtus Pro.</p>

DreamHack Masters: Las Vegas 2017 - Virtus.pro advance to the Grand Final over Astralis

<p>The first semi-final of DreamHack Masters: Las Vegas 2017 saw a rematch between two Grand Finalists of ELEAGUE Major, Virtus.pro and Astralis.</p>

DreamHack Masters: Las Vegas 2017 - SK Gaming push past Na'Vi to semis

<p>The Brazilians of SK Gaming defeated Na&rsquo;Vi, taking the series 2-0 and moving on to the semifinals of DreamHack Master: Las Vegas 2017.</p>