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EVOS SG wins the ONE Esports Mobile Legends Invitational Singapore Qualifier The team is the third team to qualify for MLI after Team Bosskurr and Bigetron Alpha. EVOS SG has emerged victorious from the Singapore qualifiers of the ONE Esports Mobile Legends Invitational, beating DVT Esports in the final with a 3-1 standing. While DVT put up a good fight and had a number of impressive plays, EVOS SG’s superior experience saw them clutch out multiple crucial team fights at the end of games....

Exclusive with EMENES: ‘If I’m going to quit and give up, I’ll rather just die, so I kept pursuing’ Never judge a person by their past. For the last four years since 2019, Jang “EMENES” Min-soo has played for eight esports organizations around the world in South Korea, Australia, Turkey, Europe, and North America — but has never stayed on a team for more than seven months. While he did officially kick off hiscareer with Gen....

Exclusive: Daeny details DWG KIA’s struggles this year, and why it was all part of the plan How would you define long-term success? Yang “Daeny” Dae-in, head coach ofDWG KIA, has had a successful coaching career thus far. He made his League of Legends Championship Korea (LCK) coaching debut in 2020, assisting DWG KIA in winning the League of Legends World Championship. He then joinedT1in 2021, but was released in the middle of the LCK Summer Split, and returned to DWG KIA....

Exclusive: DRX head coach termi believes they are the best Pacific team in Valorant Supreme confidence. Korean powerhouse DRX will return to the international stage as one of the favored teams atVCT Lock In. The last time we saw them was when they exorcised their LAN demons atValorant Champions 2022, where they finished in 3rd place. During the Valorant world championship tournament last year, DRX found themselves finishing in 5th to 6th place atMasters ReykjavikandMasters Copenhagen....

Gambit Esports makes history again with second perfect 13-0 In Valorant international competition, of course. After dropping the first map on Icebox to Team Secret, Gambit Esports made a momentous comeback on Breeze on map two, sweeping the Southeast Asia representatives 13-0 during theValorant Champions 2021group stage. This is the second time Gambit Esports has accomplished such a feat in an international Valorant tournament. They first made headlines during VCT Stage 3 Masters Berlin in thesemifinals against G2 Esportswhere they went 13-0 on Icebox....

How Magnus rose to become one of the most successful heroes at TI10 Is Magnus OP? If you’ve been watchingThe International 10’s playoff matches, you would have noticed an increased sighting ofMagnuson the main stage. TI10’s meta from the group stage has completely changed, withTidehunter,Monkey King, and Iono longer the most impactful heroes in the tournament. Teams have now shifted their attention to Magnus as one of the strongest heroes in the competition because of his abilities and flexibility, and the stats are clearly showing it....

Invictus Gaming’s last pick gamble on Taric was pure genius That glimmer of hope you see, that’s me. The first four weeks of 2021 LPL Summer Split was rough for Invictus Gaming. Going up against FunPlus Phoenix, a team with a 5-1 match record, Invictus Gaming were not favored considering they only won two out of the six matches played so far. Due todelayed visa processes, IG have been competing without their new head coach Jeong “NoFe” No-chul and star top laner Kang “TheShy” Seung-lok, who are currently in quarantine at their home base....

Is that D.Va’s headset? 3 sure signs that Le Sserafim and Overwatch are collaborating Kkura is on to something. Could a Le Sserafim and Overwatch collaboration be in the works? As the K-pop group Le Sserafim tantalizes fans with their upcoming digital single, “Perfect Night,” they’ve been discreetly dropping clues about a potential partnership with the popular video game by Blizzard Entertainment. Le Sserafim and Overwatch collab: 3 clues confirming it’s in the works The Overwatch logo on the pink Cadillac’s trunk On October 11,HYBE Labels released a short animationfeaturing a pink Cadillac driving along a track....

KAY/O’s buffed molly now destroys Killjoy’s Lockdown ultimate through walls Killjoy mains are crying. Valorant patch 5.01introducedbuffs to Phoenix, Yoru, and KAY/O, but the robotic initiator was probably one of the biggest winners from the patch. The line of sight requirement has been removed from his FRAG/ment grenade, which means it can now deal damage through walls. In fact, the molly is now an effective counter to Killjoy’s Lockdown ultimate — it can destroy it through walls, similar to Breach’s Aftershock bursts....

LA Valiant stun the undefeated Vancouver Titans in a shocking 3-1 upset Amazing play by Shax and Kariv ends Vancouver’s 19-game win streak. In what is easily the biggest upset in Overwatch League history, the 17th ranked LA Valiant, who were 6-12 going into this match, have toppled the mighty Vancouver Titans, who were previously undefeated in the regular season, with a perfect 19-0 record. The Valiant defeated the Titans 3-1....

LCK Summer Week 4 power rankings: KT Rolster ends DragonX’s perfect win-streak Can KT Rolster upset more teams in the upcoming weeks? The League of Legends Champions Korea has concluded its fourth week of competition, with DragonX suffering its first-ever loss of the season against KT Rolster. Gen.G also grabbed two back-to-back sweeps to share second place with DAMWON Gaming. 1. Gen.G Gen.G returns to their powerhouse status, with two sweeps against Hanwha Life Esports and Team Dynamics....

League of Legends patch 10.13: AP Kog’maw and Nunu are back Also, RIP Yuumi. Two names we have not spoken of in a long time, Kog’maw and Nunu, headline patch 10.13 as they both have received significant AP ratio buffs. In the nerf department, Riot is dampening some overpowered meta picks — Aphelios, Ornn and Yuumi. Here’s the full run down of winners and losers in League of Legends patch 10....

LEC Week 5 Power Rankings: MAD Lions continue to dominate We’re totally looking forward to the G2 Esports versus MAD Lions rematch. With the League of Legends European Championship (LEC) Summer Split on a two-week break, now is the perfect time for us to assess and discuss the performances of all ten teams thus far. From Week 1 to Week 4, fans have witnessed the rise of the underdogs, as well as the fall of the LEC kings....