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Chiliz Group Secures Majority Stake in Esports Giant OG

In a groundbreaking move for the esports industry, Chiliz Group has officially acquired a 51% stake in celebrated esports organization OG. This strategic acquisition not only reinforces Chiliz's position within the esports ecosystem but also signals significant upcoming collaborations and ventures in the world of competitive gaming.

Players Getting Benched After Shanghai Major Elimination
On December 12th 2024, news dropped from several organizations regarding recompositions of their CS2 rosters following their elimination from the Perfect World Shanghai Major. Notably, Complexity and Virtus.pro have made the most shocking changes out of them all, paving the way for major changes to each organization’s rosters.
The Intense Race for Last-Minute VRS Points Shakes Up the CS:GO Scene

The competitive landscape of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) has been thrust into a frenzied competition for Valorant Ranking Series (VRS) points, marking a significant shift in strategies as teams vie for qualification spots in premier tournaments. This arms race for points not only heightens the rivalry among teams but also showcases the evolving dynamics of professional eSports within the CS community.

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How to Withdraw Money & Skins from Hellcase: [year] Guide
How to Withdraw Money & Skins from Hellcase: 2026 Guide

To withdraw skins from Hellcase, players send trade requests directly from Hellcase to their Steam inventory. Hellcase doesn't do direct money transfers. To withdraw your cash from Hellcase, you'll need to use one of the many partnered third-party websites like ShadowPay. Both processes work as long as you follow the Steam trading rules, you have the right items, and your account is configured correctly.

iM Expresses Determination for Wins in Competitive Matches Regardless of Opponent Ranking

In a recent statement, competitive gamer iM highlighted the imperative need for securing victories in tournaments, undeterred by the caliber of the opposition. This mentality underscores the team’s approach towards building momentum and enhancing their standing in the esports arena.

NAVI Triumphs Over 9INE in a Thrilling 2-1 Victory at StarSeries Fall Opening Day

In an electrifying end to the first day of the StarSeries Fall event, Natus Vincere (NAVI) clinched a hard-fought victory against 9INE, scoring 2-1. This win sets a promising tone for NAVI as they advance in the tournament, showcasing their resilience and strategic prowess.

BOSS Lives To Fight Another Day As Fruitcupx Talks
On November 13th, 2024, day one of the Americas RMR came to an end with some teams nearing elimination while others passed through with flying colors. One team stood out in particular, not because it’s insanely dominant, but because it’s very unpredictable: BOSS. BOSS is an org-less team, meaning that they are sponsored by no one and hence, its players aren’t paid active salaries - the only money they get is from winning.
TeSeS Finds Comfort in m0NESY's Support: A Look into Their Dynamic
In a revealing discussion, TeSeS opens up about the positive impact m0NESY has had on his gameplay. By sharing the burden of expectations, m0NESY enables TeSeS to excel in a pressure-free environment, showcasing a unique synergy that benefits their team significantly.
MIBR Announces Major Roster Changes, Benches IGL drop
MIBR has announced major roster changes, bringing Breno “brnz4n” Poletto back into the standing lineup while parting ways with head coach Bruno “BIT” Fukuda Lima and benching in-game leader André "⁠drop⁠" Abreu after rough start to the season.
Aleksib Reflects on Overconfidence Post-Cologne Debut with Makazze

In a recent interview, Aleksib openly discussed the highs and lows following his team's debut with makazze at the Cologne event, highlighting a spike in overconfidence that may have clouded their true capabilities.

StarLadder Unveils StarSeries Fall Talent Lineup

StarLadder has officially announced its talent lineup for the upcoming StarSeries Fall edition, promising an exceptional viewing experience with top-tier commentators and analysts.

Players Divided Over Last-Minute Adjustment to Tournament Schedule
On August 29, 2024, additional information was made available regarding PGL’s upcoming tournament, leaving fans divided over how the tourney is being handled. Specifically, Graham Pitt, the CS2 general manager for the professional esports team, Complexity, reposted PGL’s original schedule, adding that there won’t be open qualifiers for any of the PGL events.
MESA Unveils Nomadic Masters 2025 Tournament Lineup
On February 6, 2025, the Mongolian Electronic Sports Association announced that this year’s Nomadic Masters circuit will feature two Tier 2 LAN tournaments in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, each offering a $250,000 prize pool. The first event will take place in the spring from April 30 to May 4, while the second will be held in the fall from October 15 to 19.
The EVPs and All-Stars of Esports World Cup 2025

Discover the exceptional players and main highlights from the Esports World Cup 2025, including detailed insights into the performances that set the MVPs apart from their peers.

Vitality Reaches Agreement With ropz According To Sources
On December 24rd 2024, it came to light that Vitality have reached a verbal agreement with one of FaZe’s star players, Robin "⁠ropz⁠" Kool. The Estonian has been on FaZe for the past three years, indicating this decision to be the next chapter of his professional career. This information comes from a reliable independent reporter Guillaume 'neL' Rathier.