The Perfect World Shanghai Major 2024 marks the thrilling conclusion to the Counter-Strike 2 season. With a $1.25M prize pool, fierce competition, and top teams like NAVI, G2 Esports, and Team Vitality in the mix, this tournament is not to be missed.
E-Sports International and Acousto-Scan emphasize the importance of standardized, FIFA-certified football fields to advance Philippine football talent. Learn how their initiatives are shaping the future of the sport.
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Explore the explosive rise of eSports in the Philippines with a focus on the top five games shaping the industry: Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, DOTA 2, League of Legends, Call of Duty Mobile, and Valorant.
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The John To-led Philippine Sibol team dropped out of contention in the Dream Three Kingdoms 2 quarterfinals of the 2023 Asian Games esports event at the Hangzhou Esports center on Thursday, September 28.
The Sibol team of Robert de Guzman picked up a win and a loss in the Dream Three Kingdoms 2 event as the Philippines put up a semblance of a fight in the 19th Asian Games esports competitions at the Hangzhou Esports center on Wednesday.
The Smart Omega Call of Duty: Mobile (CODM) team finally got its visa application approved last Monday, December 5, in time for the CODM World Championships in North Carolina, USA slated December 15-18, 2022.
ONIC PH bounced back from an opening loss and beat Todak Malaysia and Keyd Stars of Brazil to claim the top spot in Group B of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) M3 World Championship on Tuesday in Singapore.
Filipino Mobile Legends: Bang Bang squad Blacklist International swept its group stage assignments, winning all three matches in the MLBB M3 World Championship on Monday.
Indonesia’s BOOM Esports won the public category after successfully retaining their position at the top of the table. Meanwhile, the ladies’ category trophy was won by the Thai ladies team, Valdus Eufrosine.
One of Southeast Asia’s biggest mixed and ladies esports tournaments, UniPin Southeast Asia Cyber Arena (SEACA) is coming again this November.
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