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Evo is right around the corner, and for new fans looking to watch the action for the first time, it might be difficult to keep up with the confusing schedule. Taking place from July 19 to 21 in Las Vegas, Nevada, Evo is the world’s biggest fighting game event with tournaments, panels, and reveals. It feels like Christmas for FGC fans, with Championship Sunday always having grand game reveals you won’t find anywhere else. Evo is unique because there are seven different streams happening at the same time to make sure all eight games are covered. So, whether you’re here…

Tacticians battled for a Teamfight Tactics Inkborn Fables Tactician’s Crown World Championship seed from July 5 to 7 at the regional Golden Spatula tournaments. Here’s every player from the four regions competing at Set 11 Worlds.  How TFT Worlds seeds work for Inkborn Fables Set 11 Eight Players from each region. Image via Riot Games Each of the four regions has eight seeds, totaling 32 players competing at the Set 11 World Championship. Tacticians qualified for a TFT Worlds seed through the regional Golden Spatula finals, Qualifier Points, and best average points (AVP) from Cup and Spatula tournaments.  Here’s an…

The best 32 Teamfight Tactics competitors within the Americas region battled it out through the Set 11 Regional Finals Golden Spatula tournament for invites to the Inkborn Fables Tactician Crown World Championship. Here are all the standings and scores from the NA, LATAM, and BR players who competed at the Set 11 Americas Golden Spatula tournament. All TFT Americas Regional Finals standings, July 7 Top eight TFT players at Americas Golden Spatula tournament. Screenshot by Online Esports Of the top eight TFT players who made it to day three of the Americas pan-regional finals, only one couldn’t earn an Inkborn…

Team Liquids’ newest addition to the Teamfight Tactics roster, Grea, won the Americas Golden Spatula tournament on July 7, earning him a seat at the Tactician’s Cup World Championship. Over 32 of the best TFT Set 11 players from the Americas competed from July 5 to 7 at the first-ever Golden Spatula pan-regional finals. Riot changed the esports scene for Set 11 Inkborn Fables, combining NA, BR, and LATAM into one pan-region. And all three regions played their best to earn a TFT Worlds seed. Of the top eight who made it to day three, Grea from NA was the…

League of Legends giants T1 have emerged victorious at the inaugural Esports World Cup over LPL squad Top Esports, stepping up when it mattered most in the 3-1 win—but a record low number of fans tuned in to see the victory. The Faker-led outfit was made to work for the win against a determined TES who looked on track to win without a game lost after downing Gen.G and G2. The Chinese squad, undefeated in the LPL Summer Split, opened the final with much fanfare after a 23-minute shellacking of the Korean squad, but Faker and co. managed to rebound…

Just four days determined the best team participating in the League of Legends tournament at the Esports World Cup. Starting July 4, eight teams amongst the best in the world convened in Riyadh to battle for first place, $400,000 USD, and a thousand Club Points for the main leaderboard. Each team in the EWC 2024 earned Club Points based on their competition results, which are then added to the main leaderboard. Among the participants, we saw reigning League World Champions T1, 2024 MSI champions Gen.G (both favorites for the win) as well as international League powerhouses like Bilibili Gaming, G2…

Call of Duty veteran Clayster will try his luck in free agency after splitting from Carolina Royal Ravens on July 7 following a disappointing stint in the Call of Duty League. The Royal Ravens announced the 32-year-old’s departure on X (formerly Twitter) earlier this week. “An icon of the scene and a driving force behind our season, we want to thank Clay for his time,” the organization wrote in its post. Following that post, Clayster didn’t mince words regarding his departure in his own exit statement yesterday. “Got a lot to say but there’s really no point. Gotta be more…

Cloud9 League of Legends coach Hai Du Lam is praising the slow rollout of Fearless Draft across the esport and believes the format change is revitalizing fan and player engagement in competitive League—even if it means more work for the pros. Hai said the implementation of Fearless Draft should be prioritized and that it is a necessary move for the League showrunners to make to ensure the quality and viewing experience of the LCS—and League as a whole—remains up to scratch. “I think it’s a really interesting format that promotes a wide champion pool and a diversity of champions,” Hai…

Cloud9 has turned to the past in its Counter-Strike 2 revamp ahead of the next season, reportedly recruiting former rifler Timofey “interz” Yakushin to join a new core for the American org. Interz will lead a new-look C9 roster at BLAST Premier Fall Groups, according to a June 8 report from Dust2.us, with Kaisar “ICY” Faiznurov and Nikita “HeavyGod” Martynenko also linked to the squad. They’ll join Kirill “Boombl4” Mikhaylov and Sergey “Ax1Le” Rykhtorov—the only remaining players from C9’s roster implosion last season. Interz is back. Photo via Cloud9 (X/Twitter) C9 formed what many believed was the next Counter-Strike superteam…

Ever since rejoining the Counter-Strike scene last September, TSM has been struggling to put up a formidable team. On July 1, they completed another roster, this time consisting of only Danish players. Three new CS2 players were signed and announced by TSM on Monday: acoR, who was transferred from GamerLegion, and a duo of Altekz and niko, who were previously without an organization to play for. They join an already-existing core of valde, who’s been with TSM since its return last year, and Zyphon, who joined in February. The squad is also coached by former Danish MOUZ coach, Rejin. Danish…