Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is a multiplayer first-person shooter video game developed by Hidden Path Entertainment and Valve Corporation
2019 was an amazing year for Counter-Strike As the year draws to a close, let’s have a look at the most iconic tournaments of the
Overwatch and CS:GO are games which are loved by fans all over the world. So it just made sense when someone did a crossover of
Brazilian fans rejoice! After months of speculation ESL confirmed that Brazil would be hosting the first major of 2020. Taking place at the Jeunesse Arena,
Astralis were crowned champions of the Blast Pro Series: Global Finals held in Bahrain beating Team Liquid 2:0 (yea them again) in the finals. Astralis
Made in Brazil (MiBR), the Brazilian CS Go squad have officially replaced Lucas “Lucas1” Teles with young Argentinian star Igancio “meyern” Meyer. This puts and
Dreamhack returned to India in 2019 with CS Go Esports tournament. It was hosted by Viacom18 and Nodwing Gaming. 6 teams participated to win a
Mousesprots beat Fnatic at the ESL Pro League Season 10 Finals at Odense, Denmark with a scoreline of 3:0 in a Bo5 series. All the
The ESL Pro League Season 10 is almost at its end with only 2 teams remaining in contention. The two teams left, Fnatic and Mousesports
The two semi finals were held yesterday at the Odense Arena with both the matches taking an unexpected turn of events. The good thing it
It is semifinals already and with the two semifinals confirmed one can only feel excited and hope for some breathtaking counter strike. Natus Vincere take
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