Less than 24 hours till the 2019 LCS season, and you must be on the edge of your seat, eager for the return of top-level competitive League of Legends action in North America. Will Team Liquid defend their crown? Will Cloud9 build on their stunning performance at Worlds 2018? Will 100 Thieves’ new roster earn them a table-topping finish again in the Spring Split? Don’t worry, we’ve got your back (and the pros’). Now, get comfortable with all-you-need-to-know about the 2019 LCS Spring Split. Key details: Location: NA LCS Studio, Los Angeles, California Start Date: Jan 26, 2019 Event Server: North America Organizer: Riot Games Watch the action…
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The Bucharest Minor: Your essential guide
Just 9 days into the new year, and your wait is over for the first competitive Dota 2 tournament of 2019. The Bucharest Minor is the 2nd Minor of this 2018/2019 season’s Dota 2 Pro Circuit (DPC), powered by renowned esports tournament organiser PGL (who also organised last November’s KL Major), and backed by our award-winning chairs. It will also be the first tournament since the hefty 7.20 patch, meaning there will be no shortage of excitement and high-octane gameplay as the run-up towards The International (TI) 2019 intensifies. In the very case you’re still recovering from December’s festive season, here are all the essentials to get you up…
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Your essential guide to the KL Major
With the group stages done and dusted, the nail-biting knockout stages of the Kuala Lumpur Major kicks off today. The KL Major–the first Major of this new Dota 2 Pro Circuit season–is organised by PGL, eGG Network and ImbaTV, while we will be supporting the top-level professional players and casters with our award-winning chairs throughout the competition. So what do you need to know before you join the sea of fans clamouring to catch a glimpse of your favourite Dota 2 team this coming weekend? When is it happening? The knockout stages will run today (Nov 11) and run till Nov 14 behind closed doors. The main event takes place…
