This week in esports
OWL going strong, but are organizations struggling?
Layoffs, new tournaments and the preparations for OWL 2019. It has been quite the week in the world of esports.
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This week in esports
As Worlds 2018 gets underway, UK football clubs launch new esports league
Riot Games is busy handling the incredibly popular Worlds championship, which has given the 20 football teams in the British Premier League the opportunity to launch a new ePremier esports tournament.
This week in esports
UK esports degree gets underway and FACEIT launches on PUBG
This week saw the start of a new type of degree at a university in Staffordshire, UK. The new esports degree covers everything from managing your own organization to running a tournament altogether.
This week in esports
Esports heads to the Tokyo Game Show
This week in esports saw the announcement of all participating teams in the second Formula esports season, set to take place early October.
This week in esports
Blizzard continues to develop World of Warcraft esports
Blizzard kicks off the latest season of World of Warcraft Arena World Championship with the top 12 teams aiming to play at BlizzCon for a slice of the prize pool.
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More Overwatch esports league positions snatched on the road to LoL Worlds
More spots in the Overwatch League have been sold while we all eagerly await the Worlds 2018 tournament for League of Legends.
This week in esports
Player safety in esports, finding your gaming dream career, and more
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This week was a tough one for esports as a horrific tragedy took place at a tournament in the U.S. Still, there were some positives to come from the seven days. Here's your weekly roundup.
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Everything that happened in the world of esports this week
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There's a new esports music label in town, and the University of Akron wants to build the world's largest esports facility for students and compatible courses. See what else happened this week.
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Let's FACEIT, this is all the esports news you need to know this week
This week saw PUBG and FACEIT team up to bridge a connection between social and managed ranked play,
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Clash Royale's pro esport league kicks off on August 20
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Not only will you be able to watch and enjoy esports on the big screens this week, Clash Royale is launching the Pro League on August 20.
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PUBG showed how battle royale can do esports
If you thought PUBG wasn't esports ready, you may want to give the PGI 2018 a re-watch.
This week in esports
PUBG held a huge tournament in Berlin with a 5-year esports plan
PUBG Corp. knows it needs to be successful in esports to get one over its nearest rival Fortnite, which has struggled a little to gain traction. All while Rocket League boosts its prize pool this year to $1 million.
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PUBG is all about that esports chicken dinner
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is finally taking its semi-serious eSports meddling to the next level. Hi-Rez is also dabbing k to the scene.
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British esports body launches new tournament for colleges and schools
British Esports Association has teamed up with other bodies to launch a new tournament for schools and colleges to take part in. Those who are aged between 12 and 19 will be able to showcase their skill in matches for their place of education.
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MotoGP is back and Immortals takes on an all-Brazilian esports team
Everything that occurred this week in the world of esports.
This week in esports
More Olympic talks with esports and Capcom takes to the streets
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Capcom has informed shareholders the company plans to use Street Fighter series to push into the esports scene, while organizers and big names plan to sit down with Olympic counterparts.
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Call of Duty could see a franchised esports league
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This week saw Activision tease plans to franchise esports for Call of Duty, allowing teams to buy spots in the professional league.
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E3 was Fortnite esports' first big time to shine, and it delivered
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Sure, Fortnite is a big game. But how big can its esports be? A $3 million charity tournament in an LA stadium gave us a pretty good first look.
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Esports continues to attract professional footballers and clubs
More football professionals and clubs are keeping an eye on the growing scene that is esports, while a few more have invested money to create teams. Leicester City defender Christian Fuchs is the latest addition.
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Train with professionals at Alienware's new online gaming academy
Alienware wants to provide resources and training to those who are serious about improving their game.