Andrew Tate’s fame has grown in the recent days, making him one of the most popular faces on the web. It is very natural for someone like him to flex a flashy lifestyle, it is clear that he is a multi-millionaire but the claims of being trillionaire is extremely far-fetched just off the back of boxing and internet fame.
Lets be clear, a Trillionaire is no joke, only a handful of companies are worth over a T, let alone any individual, the richest man on Earth, i.e Elon Musk is worth north of 200 Billion, making him around 700 Million short of becoming world’s first trillionaire.
How He Makes His Money?
Andrew Tate’s primary income “source is his online business, Hustler’s University, which the controversial influencer runs with his brother, Tristan Tate. For the uninitiated, Hustler’s University is an online program that sells a range of courses on making money, getting with women, and connecting with other business-like-minded individuals.” according to GINX TV.
In a Twitch live stream with Adin Ross, the ex-kickboxing champion discussed the timeline of his financial success. He claimed, “I was broke for a long time. I made my first million when I was 27, and then I had a hundred million [dollars] by the time I was 31.” Andrew Tate continued, “I became a trillionaire quite recently … the world’s first trillionaire.”
Trillionaire claims are outrageous for sure but let it be known, according to several financial websites, Tate is rated to be worth around $250 million making him $750 million away from becoming a Billionaire, let alone a Trillionaire.
The most acclaimed series of esports documentaries is called True Sight, and the date when the film The International 10 will be available to the public has at long last been disclosed.
The long-awaited announcement of a True Sight documentary for The International 2021 has finally been made by Valve. The remarkable win of Team Spirit at TI10, where the team earned more than $18 million, will be highlighted in the documentary. It will also take a second look at PSG.LGD, which finished in second place.
At the Arlington Major, Valve debuted a teaser for the project to confirm its existence. A quick clip was shown on the panel just after OG mid-laner Bozhidar “bzm” Bogdanov won a set against beastcoast by going 26-0. The words of Spirit coach Airat “Silent” Gaziev can be seen at the beginning of the video, and statements made by LGD director Zhang “xiao8” Ning can be found at the end.
Because a new version of True Sight has been released, a whole load of new animations starring Dota 2 heroes has been created. Valve has a passion for reliving pivotal moments through the use of unique animations in the Source 2 game engine.
The preview places particular attention on Magomed “Collapse” Khalilov’s Magnus, which was essential to Team Spirit’s victory (3-2), and which was featured prominently in the match. Fans of the video game Dota 2 will at long last get a glimpse of the TI10 grand finals from behind the scenes.
Dota 2 True Sight Documentary Release Date and Time:
The documentary TI10 True Sight will have its premiere on the official release date of September 24, 2022.
The critically acclaimed Dota 2 documentary series True Sight offers viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the single most lucrative match in the history of electronic sports. True Sight for TI10 will be about 90 minutes long, and most of the content will be audio and video shot at TI10.
The episode of True Sight that covers The International 2010 will be the eighth in the series overall and the third to concentrate on the championship match of The International.
On the official Dota 2 YouTube channel, you may find older episodes of the True Sight documentary series on the game. Additionally, both the TI7 and TI8 True Sights can be downloaded for free through the Steam platform. In order to get ready for the release of the TI10 installment on September 24, it is a good idea to go back and watch the older True Sight movies.
With the release of the highly anticipated Genshin Impact 3.0 being just around the corner, HoYoverse has announced some major changes to the update schedule of their open-world action RPG.
Each new version of Genshin Impact brings with it new stories, events, and progression to the game’s main plot. These Genshin Impact updates also bring with them new characters, items, and a bunch of other stuff the community eagerly looks forward to seeing.
Let’s take a look at the new and adjusted update schedule of Genshin Impact that HoYoverse has recently announced.
Genshin Impact New Update Schedule
During the Genshin Impact 3.0 special program livestream, the developers announced the new update schedule for Genshin Impact from version 3.0 to 3.3.
Instead of the usual six-week duration, Genshin Impact versions 3.0 through 3.2 will stay live for about five weeks each. The Genshin Impact Battle Pass has also been adjusted to compensate for this change in the updates’ duration. From version 3.0 to 3.2, players will only have to get 900 EXP for each Battle Pass level in the game.
Versions 3.0 – 3.2 Duration Details
Dear Travelers, In future Versions 3.0 – 3.2, the version duration will be adjusted to 5 weeks.
The Genshin Impact 3.0 update – The Morn a Thousand Roses Brings will hit the live servers on PC and consoles on 24th August 2022. The pre-installation and maintenance dates are yet to be announced by HoYoverse.
Here are all the planned release dates for the upcoming Genshin Impact updates:
Weapon skins in CSGO can often be incredibly valuable cosmetic items with prices ranging from a few cents to millions of dollars. With the constantly growing skin economy of Valve’s competitive shooter, the number of frauds in the CSGO community is also increasing steadily.
On August 13, 2022, a whopping $6 million worth of CSGO skins was stolen from the popular third-party skin trading website CS.MONEY. This was one of the biggest attacks launched on a CSGO skin marketplace to date.
The incident was brought to light by CSGO skin collector ‘Arrow’ on Twitter, who initially reported that over $1.6 million in skins were stolen and 30 accounts linked to the hackers had already been found.
Well over $1,600,000 was just STOLEN from CSmoney -We have found 30+ accounts that are linked to the hackers (there are more we haven't found) -I suspect that that the hackers sent skins to high tier traders as a distraction -This is the largest website hack we've ever seen pic.twitter.com/gzDKkKY0q2
CS.MONEY later released a statement on their Twitter, confirming the attack and informing users that the website would be temporarily down till they manage to fix the issue and restore normal services.
The CSMONEY website is temporarily down after being targeted by a hacking attack this night. We will fix the issue and will do our best to restore the normal functioning of the website. Our support service is ready to answer your questions via email at [email protected].
It was later found out that the hackers gained access to the Mobile Authenticator files for the CS.MONEY trade bots and managed to take control of them.
After Optic Gaming and XSET qualified through the circuit points, the top eight teams in NA battled it out against each other in The Valorant Champions Tour North America Last Chance Qualifier for the finals NA spot at the Valorant Champions 2022.
These eight teams battled it out in a double-elimination bracket where the winner of the event books the ticket to Istanbul alongside Optic and XSET to represent NA at Valorant Champions 2022.
The tournament concluded with a Grand final between The Guard and the new 100 Thieves. Coming into the Grand finals, the Guard was undefeated and had only dropped a map to Sentinels in the opening match and had defeated Sentinels, Cloud9 and Faze Clan along their way.
100 thieves, on the other hand, won their opening match against NRG Esports, but a loss to Faze Clan pushed them into the Lower bracket, where they defeated Sentinels and Cloud9 and exacted revenge on Faze Clan to reach the grand Finals through the lower bracket.
100 thieves and The Guard looked dominant in the event and were undoubtedly the two best teams to make it to the Grand finals. The Grand finals began with Icebox, where 100 Thieves made quick work of The Guard in the first half, winning it 8-4.
On offence, 100 Thieves continued the momentum and converted their four-round lead to a dominant victory to secure the first map 13-7.
The second map, Fracture, was as dominant, with 100 Thieves completely shutting down the Guard’s attack to win the first half 9-3, and despite a shaky second half, started converting the first half win into a map win going 2-0 up in a Bo5 series.
With only one more map win required, 100t’s played the Guard map pick of Haven, where the team managed to secure seven rounds in the first half despite the 1-3 start.
The second half played well for 100 Thieves, and on the attack, they quickly secured a match point and won a thrifty to win the map 13-9 and the series 3-0 to become the NA representatives at Valorant Champions.
Starting on 7th August 2022, The Valorant Champions Tour EMEA Last Chance qualifier had the top eight EMEA teams battle it out for the last EMEA spot at Valorant Champions Istanbul.
The top eight teams clashed in a Double Elimination bracket type tournament where only one team made it to Istanbul. The teams played the matches online from their respective boot camps.
The action kicked off with G2 Esports taking on OG London United and concluded today with M3 Champions taking on Team Liquid for the Valorant Champions EMEA LCQ Spot.
Coming into the tournament, Team Liquid had an opportunity to repeat their VCT EMEA LCQ 2021 feat by winning, and they started well by taking down BBL Esports 2-0.
Liquid defeated Natus Vincere 2-0 in the upper semifinals to secure the Upper finals.
On the other side of the Upper Finals were M3 Champions, who were looking hot, defeating Ascend and OG London United 2-1 and looking more potent than ever.
The Upper Finals had both the teams taking each other’s map pick 13-8 to play the decider Icebox. Icebox was one of the most competitive games of Valorant in VCT EMEA LCQ 2022, going five OTs with M3C edging out Liquid in the end to secure the Grand finals.
Now in the Lower Finals, Liquid faced G2 esports. Despite losing the first map, they came back and defeated G2 13-10 and 13-8 on the second map to secure the Grand finals.
Day 5 – 13th August
2:00 PM CEST
M3 Champions
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Team Liquid
5:00 PM CEST
G2 Esports
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OG LDN UTD
8:00 PM CEST
Team Liquid
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G2 Esports
The Grand finals started with M3 Champions choosing to play Bind, previously selected by Team liquid and defeated Liquid 13-8, going 1-0 up in the series.
Icebox, selected by Team Liquid, was a close series where both teams fought tooth and nail, but Liquid managed to edge out M3 Champions in the last round to equalise the series to 1-1.
M3C’s Ascent saw Scream on Phoenix pop off on defence to give Liquid a dominant 8-4 half which the team converted to a 13-6 victory in the second half to be 2-1 up in the series.
Liquid’s Breeze started with an exchange of Rounds to end the first half with Liquid on a round advantage. It seemed that this map would go to the distance, but Liquid had other plans, and on the attack, the team went off, letting M3C win three rounds to close the map 13-8 and win the series 3-1.
Day 6 – 14th August
4:00 PM CEST
M3 Champions
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Team Liquid
With this Victory, Team Liquid repeats their 2021 LCQ run and becomes the back-to-back VCT EMEA LCQ winner. They become the 14th Team at Valorant Champions Istanbul and would represent EMEA alongside Fnatic and FunPlus Phoenix.
GodLike Esports has won the coveted trophy and a spot in the World Finals after beating Vitality in a best-of-seven match at the COD Mobile World Championship India Finals. They walked away with $30,000 and a chance to win more at the global stage.
COD Mobile World Championship 2022 is the pinnacle of COD Mobile esports in the world. It has a prize pool of more than $1 million and several regions are in competition to prove their worth and get a slot at the grand finale.
India was amongst the regions to have its own qualifiers and seeding slots. A total of eight teams qualified for the groups stage and ultimately, GodLike Esports and Vitality have made their way towards the international stage.
COD Mobile World Championship India qualifiers were split into two stages with the first one called a swiss stage. The teams had to win atleast two matches to secure their spot in the next stage.
Enigma Gaming topped the table at this stage and qualified for the second round of double elimination bracket. Here, GodLike Esports faced Vitality in the upper bracket finals and lost with a 3-1 score line.
GodLike ultimately fought through the lower bracket, defeating Enigma 3-0 to qualify for the regional finals. At the grand finale, GodLike and Vitality went toe-to-toe and played the entirety of seven planned matches.
In this battle of giants, GodLike emerged out as a slightly better team which won the tournament and walked away with massive prize money. They both will represent India in the grand finale with $1.7 million at stake.
PMWI 2022, the first global event of the 2022 PUBG Mobile Esports season ended with Vampire Esports emerging as the champions. It was a three-day-long event where the world’s best 18 teams competed for a massive prize pool of $2M USD.
Action from Stalwart Esports won the MVP award for his immense performance on the global stage. Stones from Vampire Esports won the gunslinger award whereas his teammate SchwepXz became the grenade master. Hector from Team Soul won the Eagle Eye reward.
We have brought you the top 10 players from the PMWI 2022 Main Event that helped their teams reach the top of the leaderboard standings.
The PMWI 2022 Main event has ended with the Thailand squad, Vampire Esports winning the champions title on a global stage. It was a 3 days long event where the world’s best teams was competing for a massive prize pool of $2M USD. Now, PMWI 2022 Afterparty Showdown is scheduled to take place on 18th-20th August 2022.
The Afterparty showdown is a fun event featuring a total of 12 teams around the globe. The top 5 teams from the main event got the invite whereas 6 teams were selected through an in-game voting event and R8 esports got a special invite.
PMWI 2022 Afterparty event Teams
R8 Esports (Special Invite)
Vampire Esports (Main event)
Stalwart Esports (Main event)
Falcons Esports (Main event)
Nigma Galaxy (Main event)
Damwon Gaming (Main event)
S2G Esports (Region Invite)
Bigetron RA (Region Invite)
Alpha7 Esports (Region Invite)
Deadeyes Guys (Region Invite)
Team RA’AD (Region Invite)
7Sea Esports (Region Invite)
Prize Pool
The total prize pool of the PUBG MOBILE World Invitational 2022 is 3 Million USD distributed among two events. The main event will feature 2 Million USD and the after-party showdown will feature 1 Million USD.
Prize pool distribution
USD 60,000
USD 55,000
USD 50,000
USD 45,000
USD 40,000
USD 35,000
USD 30,000
USD 25,000
USD 20,000
USD 18,000
USD 15,000
USD 13,000
Format and Map
A total of 18 teams will be playing in week 2 for three days against each other on six different maps. Each day all teams will play 6 matches. Before the commencement of Afterparty matches, one show match will take place each day followed by the ending of the second show match. We have mentioned below the map rotations for PMWI 2022. Each day will witness the same set of map rotations.
Showmatch 1 Sanhok
Match 1 – Erangel
Match 2 – Livik
Match 3 – Vikendi
Match 4 – Karakin
Match 5 – Sanhok
Match 6 – Miramar
Showmatch 2 – Livik
The last day of the Afterparty showdown will not have the show match 2 matches.
The VCT NA LCQ concluded last night with 100 thieves becoming the last team of the 16 teams participating in the Valorant Champions Istanbul. The tournament is set to start on 2 September and conclude on 18 September.
What is Valorant Champions?
The Valorant Champions is an end-of-the-year Valorant Champions Tour concluding tournament where 16 teams are selected to play for the coveted Valorant Champions title.
The tournament last year concluded with Ascend winning the tournament, and a similar pattern is likely to follow this year around. The Valorant Champions 2022 will be held in Istanbul, Turkey and will feature a live crowd where teams will battle on the stage for the Valorant Champions trophy.
How are the teams selected for Valorant Champions?
— VALORANT Champions Tour (@ValorantEsports) August 14, 2022
There are two ways for a team to be qualified for Valorant Champions. The first is accumulating circuit points by winning matches and tournaments that are part of the Valorant Champions tour. Ten teams are selected based on circuit points.
The circuit point selection is region-wise, and each region is allotted a max of two slots for the tournament.
The teams selected to circuit points are:
Asia Pacific (2 teams)
Paper Rex 1050 points (Benkai, mindfreak, D4v4i, f0rsaken, Jinggg)
— VALORANT Champions Tour (@ValorantEsports) August 14, 2022
What would be the format of Valorant Champions?
The 16 teams mentioned above would be initially divided into groups of four, playing a double-elimination bracket where two teams from each group will qualify for the playoffs.
The eight qualified teams will once again play in a double-elimination bracket, with the team winning the grand finals and crowned as the Valorant Champion 2022.
All the matches played will be Bo3s except the Grand finals and the lower bracket finals, which will be Bo5s.
What is the schedule for Valorant Champions?
The Valorant Champions will kick off on 2 September with the Group stages. The detailed schedule is yet to be released, but the playoffs will immediately follow the Group stage, with the last three days will be open to the live audience, concluding on 18 September.
The Valorant Champions 2022 would be the biggest Valorant Tournament and one of the most amazing. Stay tuned as we bring you all the news and updates.
