League of Legends’ most premier global tournament is here. With Worlds 2019 upon us, the world’s top competitive League of Legends teams, such as the likes of Cloud9, Team Liquid, SK Telecom T1 and G2 Esports, are ready to lock horns and battle for the grand prize: The Summoner’s Cup and a lion’s share of the total prize pool. With so much at stake, teams must deliver their best performance if they want a shot at glory. And with the Secretlab Worlds Edition chair at their backs for award-winning comfort and support, expect nothing less than top-level gameplays from the pros. Not only have we got the pros covered, we’ve…
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All you need to know for the LCS Summer Split Finals 2019
North America’s best meet again to battle it out at the LCS Summer Split Finals 2019—for a chance at lifting the highly coveted Summoner’s Cup at Worlds. With LCS semifinalists and longtime rivals Team Liquid and Cloud9 successfully qualifying for Worlds, they now vie to be NA’s #1 seed, while Clutch Gaming and Counter Logic Gaming also locking horns in the Third Place Decider for championship points that will allow for an easier route through the Regional Qualifiers. With world-class comfort at/for their backs, all four teams can comfortably deliver the performances of their lifetimes, and here’s all you need to know before the top-level action happens: When is it…
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Cloud9 Sneaky: “The weirdest gift I got from a fan was a ‘thirsty’ cup filled with….”
Arguably the most storied and renowned League of Legends professional, Zachary Scuderi, better known as Sneaky, is no stranger to the esports scene. Standing amongst North America’s top AD Carries, Sneaky has been a vital cog for Cloud9’s League of Legends team since its inception in 2013. Most recently, he played a pivotal role in Cloud9’s fairytale run to the 2018 World Championships semi-finals, particularly stunning heavily-favorited Afreeca Freecs in a 3-0 demolition. Having been so close to the World Championship Grand Final, Sneaky and Cloud9 are out for greater glory this season, starting with the LCS Spring Split 2019. But before that, we got the chance to sit down with…
