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All roads lead to this. Updated on October 8, 11:32 p.m. (GMT+8): Updated scores. Stakes are running high as eight remaining teams clash in theMobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League Malaysia Season 12playoffs (MPL MY Season 12 playoffs). Besides getting the biggest share of the US$100,000 prize pool, the champion is set to represent the region in the upcomingM5 World Championshipin the Philippines later this year, andONE Esports MPL Invitational (MPLI) 2023in Jakarta, Indonesia next month....

Natus Vincere is the third team to qualify for the ONE Esports Singapore Major Na`Vi’ is currently 5-0 in the upper division. Natus Vincere has punched its ticket to the upcoming ONE Esports Singapore Major after earning its fifth straight win in the DPC CIS upper division. After week four of the competition, NaVi currently sits at second place in the standings with a 5-0 match record. While NaVi maintains a perfect record though, the team has one more game loss on their record compared to regional rival Virtus....

Miracle- is back. Reports of Nigma Galaxy’s death were greatly exaggerated. The team led by Kuro “KuroKy” Salehi Takhasomi handed Team Liquid, their former organization, its first defeat of the 2021/2022 Dota Pro Circuit Western Europe Division I Tour 1. Nigma started the DPC WEC tour 0-3, but improved to 3-3 after rattling off three straight series wins against Secret, Alliance, and Liquid. Nigma Galaxy makes resurgence against Team Liquid in DPC WEU Nigma lost the first game of the series off a miscued initiation, but took the final two games convincingly to win the series 2-1....

NRG Esports officially welcome crashies for VCT 2023 Watch the zipline. NRG Esports’ Valorant roster reveal week continues with theannouncementofAustin “crashies” Roberts, only the second player to be officially confirmed. The former OpTic Gaming initiator reunites with in-game leaderPujan “FNS” Mehtaand coachChet “Chet” Singh, following a standout year where OpTic won Masters Reykjavik and placed within the top three at Copenhagen and Valorant Champions 2022. The reveal hardly comes as a surprise....

NuckleDu retires following serious car accident The FGC legend won the Capcom Cup in 2016. Street Fighter legend Du “NuckleDu” Dang has announced his immediate retirement from fighting games after being involved in a car crash earlier this week. Fellow FGC pro player, Kevin “Dual Kevin” Barrios, who also lives with NuckleDu, revealed news of the accident on Twitter: Nuckledu just got into a really bad car crash. keep him in your prayers please....

ONE Esports and Marriott Bonvoy launch Gamer’s Paradise, an all-new gaming variety talk show series Viewers can experience the global culture of esports through the new gaming variety talk show series premiering across ONE Esports’ digital channels on 4 July Produced by ONE Esports, a subsidiary of ONE Championship™ (ONE), and presented by Marriott Bonvoy, Marriott International’s award-winning travel program, Gamer’s Paradise is a 15-episode variety talk show series. The all-new program will feature content that celebrates the diversity of gaming and esports culture across Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam....

ONE Esports Dota 2 SEA League Day 1: T1 start strong T1’s Meracle was the clear MVP of the group stage’s Day 1 matches with his stellar Terrorblade and Luna performances against XctN. The ONE Esports Dota 2 SEA League officially kicked off yesterday with two best-of-two group stage matches. In the first match, NEW Esports tied with Team Adroit 1-1, while in the second match, T1 swept Execration 2-0....

Quincy Crew is the 15th team to qualify for the ONE Esports Singapore Major Quincy Crew advances to the group stage. Quincy Crew is the second and final team from the North American region to qualify for theONE Esports Singapore Major. After six weeks of intense DPC North America upper division matches, Quincy Crew, Evil Geniuses, and Undying were all tied with the same 6-1 score. This forced them to play a three-way tiebreaker match, with the top two teams advancing to the Major....

Rekkles reunites with former G2 teammate in Fnatic for LEC 2023 He’s finally home. Swedish pro player Martin “Rekkles” Larssonis back in theLeague of Legends EMEA Championship (LEC)and will be part ofFnatic’s starting rosterfor LEC 2023. He previously played in theLigue Française de League of Legends (LFL) for Karmine Corpfor a year in 2022. Rekkles will play alongside support Rúben “Rhuckz” Barbosa in the bot lane, as well as Iván “Razork” Martín Díaz, mid laner Marek “Humanoid” Brázda, and top laner Martin “Wunder” Hansen, his former G2 Esports teammate....

Rising from the shadows to 2023 Worlds Finals MVP: T1 Zeus’ journey to the top God of Thunder reigns supreme. T1‘s League of Legends team’s journey in 2023 was a rollercoaster of highs and lows — but all that couldn’t keep the team’s top laner,Choi “Zeus” woo-je, down. The year was marred by setbacks, most significantly T1’s midlanerLee “Faker” Sang-hyeok‘s wrist injury during the Summer split, which heavily impacted the team’s performance — having just a 1-7 record without Faker....

Sentinels TenZ: ‘Look out for X10 Esports’ X10 Esports face Crazy Raccoon on Day 3. Valorant superstar Tyson “TenZ” Ngo shared that Thai squad X10 Esports is the team that has surprised him the most at theValorant Champions Tour (VCT) Stage 2 Masters competition. Sentinels TenZ was thoroughly impressed by the Southeast Asian representatives. After beating Fnatic, Sentinels TenZ explained in the post-game press conference that X10 Esports is the team he’s looking out for in the lower bracket, despite X10 losing to Team Vikings on Day 2....

Stockholm Major group stage day 2 recap: Liquid recovers, OG needs to regain form The battle for Upper Bracket is getting intense. The ESL One Stockholm Major continues to delight and disappoint—depending on which team you support—on day two. Group A is starting to see a clear separation between its best teams, T1 and Tundra Esports—both with 5-1 records—from the rest of the pack. Meanwhile, Group B continues to be a wide-open race, with every team still within touching distance of each other....

T1 look like champions again after benching Faker for 17-year-old rookie Clozer Expect to see more of Clozer in the future. In their LCK matchup against KT Rolster this week, T1 turned heads by benching Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok and starting the team’s substitute midlaner, Lee “Clozer” Ju-hyeon. Surprisingly, T1 swept their rivals, with Clozer making significant plays for the team. In game one, Clozer played a deadly Zoe, striking down opponents with her Portal Jump combos....