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BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023
Danish tournament organizer BLAST decided to take a very unexpected step, holding a large-scale tournament Major under their management. The organization has always had ambitions and goals to participate in big tournaments, and such a competitive field as Major is rightly considered the pinnacle of competitive gaming and eSports. BLAST has been waiting long for an opportunity to prove itself and chose the best time to do so. Blast Major 2023 will be unforgettable.
Stewie2k spoke over his conflict with EG
Former professional CS:GO player Jake "Stewie2k" Yip has spoken out about his departure from Evil Geniuses. During a personal broadcast on Twitch, the esportsman shared his opinion on an article on the HLTV.org website that talked about his career. Moments from Yip's stream were published by Danish "Nohte" Allana on Twitter.
s1mple’s path: from toxic teenager to the world champion
In 2015, it was clear to everyone that "s1mple" is one of the most talented players in Counter-Strike history, but despite this, he was kicked many times even from TIR-2 teams, so what the matter is? Everything is very simple. Alexander Kostylev is an unusual player. While the rest fought each other to prove who is the best based on the HLTV rating, Sasha Kostylev got a much more difficult opponent: to become a world champion, he had to defeat his demons.
m0nesy: young and talented
At 17, Ilya "m0nesy" Osipov has become the pride of the CIS region. Not long ago, this young guy was streaming his cs games on Faceit, but today he is a Forbes nominee and plays for one of the best teams in the world. Ilya was born May 1, 2005, in the Moscow region of Russia. His older brother Andrey fostered his love of video games in him from childhood; at 6, Ilya played CS1.6, and he started playing CS:GO at 9. They had only one computer, and Ilya played on this computer while his older brother was away, but later his older brother bought a new computer and gave the old one to Ilya.
MOUZ eSports: roster update
MOUZ announced they are changing their roster again. And for once, they benched a 19-year-old Lithuanian player, Aurimas “Bymas” Pipiras, and replaced him with an 18-year Israeli player, Dorian “xertioN” Berman. The next tournament will be ESL Pro League Season 16, with their group kicking off on September 14. We will be able to watch the game of the new player, MOUZ.
CS:GO eSportsman got ban during the tournament
Estonian SC player Alvar "consss" Raman received a CS:GO account ban. His account was banned based on the Patrol's investigation. Estonian said that the block was imposed on his account during the tournament, and called it a mistake. At the time of publication of the material, the esports team is participating in the closed qualifier for CCT Central Europe Series 2 with a replacement.
CS:GO Astralis assembled a female CS:GO roster
Esports organization Astralis has signed a female CS:GO roster. The roster was presented on the club's official website: Rachel "RacheLL" Kuyava (2680 elo), Cassandra "kezziwow" Heya (2760 elo), Aurora "aurora" Lyngdahl(2069 elo), Joana "Joanana" Vlaykova(2347 elo), Celine "spike" Alak (2342 elo).
FaZe Clan got +1 victory at ESL Pro League Season 16
FaZe Clan beat FTW in Group B at ESL Pro League Season 16 CS:GO. The match ended with a score of 2:0 (16:4 on Inferno and 16:4 on Overpass). Howard "rain" Nygard's team earned the first points of the tournament. FTW was left without points. The game day will continue with the Virtus.Pro - Team BIG.
10th Birthday of CS:GO: how did the history of the best shooter begin
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is a multiplayer first-person shooter designed to deepen and improve the very five-on-five team game mechanics that everyone loved Counter-Strike. On 21 August 2012, Valve showed an upgraded game for shooter fans – Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Looking back, it is safe to say that the game has left countless bright and unforgettable moments in our memory.
Gaimin Gladiators roster starts raising funds for RMR bootcamp
Corey "Semphis" Friesen, former Gaimin Gladiators CS:GO coach, has announced a fundraiser for the bootcamp. Imperial Esports captain Gabriel FalleN Toledo and other esports figures have already volunteered to help the team.
PaiN Gaming wins ESL Challenger Melbourne 2022
Imperial Esports lost to paiN Gaming in the ESL Challenger Melbourne 2022 CS:GO final. The meeting ended with the score 1:2 (17:19 on Overpass, 16:7 on Inferno, and 12:16 on Dust2). Rodrigo "biguzera" Bittencourt's team earned $50,000 and a slot at the ESL Pro League Conference Season 17. Earlier, paiN and Imperial made it to the playoffs from Group B, finishing first and second respectively.
How to play CS:GO?
At first glance, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is a very simple game just run and shoot at the enemies. But this is a big misconception, and the more you play this game, the more you will dive into the details. But that's later. The main thing is to learn the basic principles, which we will analyze in today's material.
"How To" play Vertigo map: craft guide
Vertigo map first appeared back in 2001. At the very beginning of 2019, the map was returned to the map pool, allowing professional teams to play it in official tournaments. Such a development was caused by the reworking of Cache and the lengthy disappearance of the Cobblestone map. So, let's break down all the recent changes to the Vertigo map.
Shox to miss CS:GO Major for the first time in his career
French E-sportsman Richard "Shox" Papillon will not play in a CS:GO Major for the first time in his career. His team Apeks failed to qualify for IEM Rio Major 2022: European RMR. Apeks participated in three out of four open qualifiers for the RMR tournament. Twice the team went to the 1/32 finals, and at the last qualifiers, Shox lost to GamerLegion in the 1/16 finals.
