Team Whoops seal Asian Games berth by defeating Team Avengers in the DotA 2 grand final at the ESFI’s National Esports Championships. The Esports Federation of India (ESFI) has announced...
Riot Games Brazil inks five-year deal. Games publisher Riot Games has inked a five-year agreement with Spanish banking group Santander. The deal sees Santander join as a Master Sponsor of...
The Mexico men’s national football team’s all-time leading scorer and LA Galaxy star Javier Chicharito Hernández has signed for North American esports organisation Complexity Stars. Chicharito joins the likes of NBA star...
French esports organisation Team Vitality have announced a multi-year partnership with gaming chair manufacturer Secretlab, which sees the latter join as the French organisation’s Official Gaming Chair Partner.The partnership will...
Revenant Esports have announced their first-ever Apex Legends team. The team will sit alongside their current teams - Battlegrounds Mobile India, Free Fire, Valorant, Wild Rift EU and Call of Duty Mobile. Revenant Esports will be the only organisation from India to be playing the ALGC Playoffs in Sweden against world-class organisations like G2 Esports, Cloud9, TSM and 100 Thieves to name a few. The roster will be seen representing Revenant Esports in the Apex Legends Global Series Split 2 Playoffs in Sweden from April 29 to May 1, 2022. The roster currently consists of Muhammad Iqbal Salis “BellkunX_” Kadafi, Muhammad Zidan “MeXiousx” Syahada, Muhammad “laheemx_” Ilham and is coached by Apex Legends veteran player Hasan Ali “FATTMONSTER” Naqvi.
South Korean video game company and maker of BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA (BGMI), KRAFTON, Inc announced the release of three webtoons based on BGMI on April 21, 2022. This comes in...
Games publisher Riot Games has partnered with technology company Intel to revamp the 2022 Intel Arabian Cup (IAC). As part of the partnership, the IAC will have a US$130,000 prize...
North American esports organisation Complexity Gaming have announced a new partnership with streaming platform Twitch. The deal will see Twitch work with Complexity’s internal sales team to provide sponsorship opportunities to their teams, streamers, content creators and events. Additionally, Complexity will also be able to access a host of Twitch partners, with the two parties also set to collaborate together to create new branded content along with Complexity creating more content on Twitch.
Danish shipping and logistics firm A.P. Møller – Mærsk (Maersk) has signed a new partnership with global esports tournament organiser BLAST Premier. The partnership will see Maersk join as an Official Sponsor of BLAST’s CS:GO events in 2022, and the Maersk branding will be visible on BLAST Premier’s digital and physical assets. The two parties will also work together on the MVP segments of the tournaments, and the best players from the tournaments will be getting a Maersk-branded trophy. They will also work on ‘integrated digital campaigns’ around fan engagement.
FaZe make light work of the ENCE challenge in the Pro League final. FaZe Clan’s CS:GO team continued their strong start to 2022 as they took home their second trophy...
Volkswagen Group’s Italian car brand Automobili Lamborghini has announced that it will be launching its own esports team. The announcement sees the team taking strides towards the decision and signing...
Telecommunications firm Verizon has signed a partnership with Riot Games which will see it become the Official Founding Partner of League of Legends: Wild Rift in North America.Verizon has also...
Mobile version to release after three years of development. Game developer Ubisoft has revealed that it will be releasing Rainbow Six Mobile. Ubisoft has announced that the live tests of...
Top 10 biggest esports organisations in the world - Team SoloMid (TSM), Team Liquid, FaZe Clan, Fnatic, Gen.G
AGG.BET joins as Exclusive Betting Partner. PGL Major Antwerp 2022, the first CS:GO Major tournament of the 2022 season, has announced online betting platform GG.BET as its Exclusive Betting Partner...
French esports organisation Team Vitality have announced French banking group Crédit Agricole as an Official Partner following a multi-year partnership. The partnership will also see Crédit Agricole serve as the...
One of India’s fastest growing new-age gaming technology companies, Witzeal has hit a new milestone as it surpasses 29 million registered users. The company has been on a growth trajectory...
Partnership expands initial 2020 agreement. Riot Games has expanded and renewed its partnership with visual media firm Getty Images. The partnership renewal will see Getty Images provide image coverage of...
Korean esports organisation T1 beat Gen.G 3-1 at the LCK Spring Split 2022 grand finals to lift the Spring final crown and became the first team to qualify for the...
CDL to release a line of esports trading cards. Call of Duty League has inked a new partnership with global trading card company Upper Deck, which will see the two...
Registrations for PMCO Spring edition are now open. PUBG Mobile has announced the details for its semi-professional and amateur tournament: PUBG Mobile Club Open (PMCO). The event is set to...
Partnership to be focused around the MENA region. Esports tournament platform FACEIT has announced the signing of a multi-year partnership with Jordanian esports organisation FATE Esports.The partnership will be MENA-region...
The new partnership will see the French organisation join Fortnite. Paris Saint-Germain Esports, the esports team of Ligue 1 Uber Eats giants Paris Saint-Germain, has announced a new partnership with...
Riot Games has cancelled all its CIS tournaments amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Riot Games’ decision means there will be no CIS teams at Valorant’s VCT EMEA Promotions or League of Legend’s Mid-Season Invitational event. Riot isn’t the first to take such a call amidst the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. Various esports organisers including BLAST and ESL have banned Russian teams or allowed them to compete neutrally and not under the Russian flag. Most recently, League of Legends’ Russian regional league, the LCL, had been put on an indefinite hold due to the Russian invasion, and Riot Games’ decision now means that the LCL will not be sending any members to the Mid-Season Invitational 2022. Riot Games hasn’t yet announced who will be replacing the LCL representative at the event, though.
On 22 March 2022, Games24x7, India's leading online skill gaming company, unveiled its new ad campaign for its fantasy platform My11Circle, featuring cricket icons like Sourav Ganguly and VVS Laxman...
EPOS joins as Official Audio Partner. Paris Saint-Germain Esports have unveiled audio equipment brand EPOS as their new Official Audio Partner. The new partnership will see EPOS serve as the...
Ukrainian tournament platform WePlay Compete has launched an esports charity initiative, Play for Ukraine, a series of online esports tournaments to support the Ukrainian army. Play for Ukraine will have...
India’s most celebrated Poker Sports League is all set to kick-off its fourth season powered by Fairplay News, a sports news platform that offers news on latest sport action, highlights,...
Snapdragon Pro Series announced. Leading esports company ESL Gaming has partnered with processor manufacturer Qualcomm Technologies to announce the Snapdragon Pro Series, a new global mobile esports ecosystem.The Snapdragon Pro...
The decision comes after ESL’s banning of Russian organisations. CIS esports organisation Virtus.Pro will have its CS:GO team compete at the ESL Pro League Season 15 under the name ‘Outsiders’...
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