T1 has officially announced the transfer of Kim “TenTen” Tae-yeong to ZETA, due to Dep facing left shoulder injury. TenTen will compete in the upcoming match at VCT Pacific: Stage 1. via: @zetadivision TenTen is a rising star in the Korean VALORANT scene. After debuting with Northeption in 2022, he quickly established himself as a standout player. In 2023, he moved to FAV Gaming, showcasing his aggressive, sharp entry style. Despite strong performances, his team fell just sho

Japanese esports organization SCARZ has officially announced the addition of Yuuta "Tyopi" Yanagi, Taiyo "Ayagator" Hirayama , and coach...

Schedule Event Details Date: June 3 – June 22 Location: Austin, Texas Venue: Moody Center (Playoffs) Prize Pool: $1,250,000 Tournament Format The tournament is divided into three stages: Stage 1: Swiss Stage Format: Swiss Stage All matches are best-of-one (Bo1), except elimination and advancement matches, which are best-of-three (Bo3) Top 8 teams advance to Stage 2 Schedule: June 2 – June 5 Qualifier Rounds Schedule: Asia/OCE & South/North America: April 15 – April 17 Europe:

We have finally come to the last and most crucial phase of the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series: the Grand Finals. After so many months...

The Valorant esports scene has been shaken by the recent 12-month suspension of Preston “Juv3nile” Dornon , the Head Coach of Global...

In a move few saw coming, Aurora have signed the full Eternal Fire lineup including coach Sezgin “ Fabre ” Kalaycı, marking one of the...

Falcons are on the verge of securing one of Counter-Strike’s top prospects, with Croissant Strike journalist Guillaume “ neL ” Rathier...

Revenant XSpark has officially announced Venkatesh "venka" Sharma as their newest duelist. He will play alongside Azis “azys” Nandang in the upcoming event. Venka is a rising star in Indian Valorant, making his debut in 2022 with Stack 5 before joining MLT Esports in the 2023 season. Known for his flexible playstyle, he has showcased impressive performances on agents like Raze and Iso. His reputation soared during his time with Orangutan, where his aggressive plays and consis

A New Era of Rainbow Six Esports Begins BLAST RE:LO:AD is an upcoming Rainbow Six Siege tournament set to take place in Rio de Janeiro, featuring a massive $517,959 prize pool. This tournament will serve as the official kickoff to the 2025 esports season, being the first S-Tier event after the Six Invitational 2025. BLAST RE:LO:AD Rainbow Six Tournament via Event Details Date: May 8 - May 18, 2025 Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Venue: Carioca Arena 1 Prize Pool: $517,959 Pa

Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC) has imposed a lifetime ban on professional Counter-Strike player Joel "joel" Holmlund due to...

N1zzy: A Proven Talent in Vietnam’s Valorant Scene Team Secret Academy has officially announced the signing of Nguyễn “N1zzy” Tấn Thành, marking his return to competitive Valorant after a two-year hiatus. N1zzy has long been recognized for his independent playstyle and extensive competitive experience. He first made waves in 2021 with EGO, showcasing his raw talent to the broader community. In 2022, he joined UBT Esports to compete in VCT Vietnam Challengers: Stage 1 & 2. Whi

NOVA Esports has officially announced its roster for the 2025 VALORANT Game Changers season, featuring a mix of returning players and...

PGL Astana 2025 is an upcoming premier Counter-Strike 2 tournament scheduled from May 10 to May 18, 2025, in Astana, Kazakhstan,...

Kimmy Kittens has officially rebranded as Motiv Esports after securing sponsorship from Motiv Bowling. With this new backing, the team has also made two key signings to fill the gaps left by departing players: Panyawat “sushiboys” Subsiriroj Henri “Flaring” Forichon Sushiboys & Flaring: SEA’s Familiar Faces Return: Sushiboys has extensive international experience, having previously played for X10/XERXIA and Talon Esports, where he competed on the biggest stages, including VCT

Rex Regum Qeon has parted ways with Park "Estrella" Gun (박건), ending his tenure as the team’s in-game leader. The decision comes after...

After two days of intense competition, the Vikings League: Season 1 has concluded, with Blue Eyes White Dragon (BEWD) emerging as the champions. The tournament, which featured 82 teams, saw some of the best Valorant talent in Vietnam battle it out for glory. Held across all Vikings Net Cyber locations in Vietnam on March 28, the semifinals featured four top teams: Genz Esport (GENZ) Blue Eyes White Dragon (BEWD) Raptors Esports (RE) Clutch of Geniuses (COG) Semifinal Results

After the Relegation Round, VCL 2025 SEA: Split 2 is back with 12 teams competing for a chance to earn crucial circuit points and maintain their standings for VCT Ascension Pacific. Tournament Format The Main Stage and Playoffs will take place from April 2 to May 18. Like Split 1, Split 2 features a Group Stage followed by Playoffs. In the Group Stage, 12 teams will be divided into Group A and Group B. The top three teams from each group will advance to the Playoffs. The Play

Before VCT Pacific 2025 begins, the Vikings League— Vietnam’s tournament for young talents and experienced players — is back with a fresh look and ready to make an impact. Supported by VNG, the Vikings League aims to provide a competitive playground for all players, from newcomers to VCT veterans, under the slogan: “Origin, Rise as a Warrior.” The tournament will take place from March 22 to March 28 across all Vikings Net Cyber locations in Vietnam. It will follow a single-el

Since its release in December, Marvel Rivals has become one of the most popular games in the world. The game is free to play. It is a 6v6...

According to sources, Gen.G has finalized its roster with the additions of Ha " Ash " Hyun-cheol and Seo " Suggest " Jae-young. With...