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PMGC 2022 League Group Yellow Day 4: Overall Standings, Results and more

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PMGC 2022 League Group Yellow Day 4: Overall Standings, Results and more

The fourth and last day of PMGC 2022 league stage featuring the group yellow ended with Geek Fam finishing at the top of the overall standings. The team scored a total of 292 points out of the 24 matches played. Four Angry Men finished at the second spot with 231 points followed by T2K esports with 214 points.

With the completion of the group yellow matches, the top three teams directly qualified for the grand finals. Whereas, the teams finishing between fourth to eleventh spot qualified for the survival stage round. The teams finishing in the bottom five spot got eliminated from the PMGC 2022.

PMGC 2022 League Group Yellow Overall Standings

  1. Geek Fam – 292 points
  2. Four Angry Men – 231 points
  3. T2K Esports – 214 points
  4. REJECT – 214 points
  5. Geekay Esports – 207 points
  6. TEM Entertainment – 206 points
  7. IHC Esports – 204 points
  8. Faze Clan – 195 points
  9. Vivo Keyd – 178 points
  10. GAME-LORD – 166 points
  11. Besiktas Esports – 161 points
  12. Genesis Dogma GIDS – 147 points
  13. D’Xavier – 134 points
  14. Team Falcons – 126 points
  15. NS RedForce – 114 points
  16. Furious Gaming – 103 points

PMGC 2022 League Stage Format

PMGC 2022 will witness two major phases, league stage and grand finals. A total of 48 teams will be competing in the league stage out of which the best 13 teams will compete with 3 other invited teams in the grand finals.

The league stage will feature a prize pool of $2,500,000 USD whereas the grand finals will have a prize pool of $1,500,000 USD.

Each group in the PMGC 2022 league stage will compete for one week and will have 4 match days. Each matchday will consists of 6 matches for a total of 24 matches per week.

The top three teams will from each group will directly qualify for the grand finals. Whereas, 4th to 11th placed teams of each group will advance through the survival stage. The teams finishing in the bottom five spot will be eliminated from the event.

Where to watch

Fans can catch the action from Group Yellow live November 10 – 13 from 10:45 am (UTC+0) by tuning into the PUBG MOBILE esports’ official YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch channels.

Prime Gaming Games For December 2022 Revealed

Bharat Kotwani
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Prime Gaming Games For December 2022 Revealed

With so many blockbusters in the past, Prime Gaming games for December 2022 will have a hard time surprising the fans. In addition, there is very little room left for surprises, as we have already discovered a leak regarding the lineup for the next month.

According to a report, the following is what the games list for Prime Gaming in December 2022 would look like. When we have more information on the lineup, we will add it to the article.

New Amazon Prime members are eligible for a free 30-day trial subscription to the service. If you sign up for Prime right now, you’ll be able to get free games starting in November 2022 as well as the games for the following month.

It’s possible that the following month will be your lucky one if you’ve been debating whether or not to play the all-time classic Quake. This first-person shooter set in a dark fantasy was a game-changer for the genre.

You can get a 7-day free trial of Prime Gaming on the website if you don’t have one. The next month, if you are pleased with the services provided (and I have complete faith that you will be), you will just be required to pay the standard fee of $5.99. If you’re short on cash or no longer interested, you can cancel anytime.

This version provides a straightforward shooting experience and takes place across a variety of different maps. There are no cutscenes and the story is not very involved, so your gameplay will not be interrupted.

Prime Gaming Games For December 2022

List of titles available on Prime Gaming in December 2022 :

  1. Quake
  2. Brothers – A Tale of Two Sons
  3. Spinch
  4. Doors: Paradox
  5. Banners of Ruin

Players who enjoy emotionally moving adventure stories will likely find that they enjoy Brothers as well. When the patriarch of a family becomes gravely ill, it is up to his two sons to locate treatment and bring him back to life before it is too late.

Starting December 1, 2022, these games will replace the prior month’s free games (Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition, WRC 9, Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade, Facility 47, Etherborn, Whispering Willows, and Last Day of June).

These Prime Gaming free games must be claimed before they expire. You are able to do this by first entering your Prime Gaming account and then selecting the Games button from inside your account dashboard. You can keep any free games by clicking “Claim Now” on the list. Following that, you will be provided with detailed instructions on how to install and play each game.

Everything you needed to know about the free games that are being offered by Prime Gaming this month has been covered above. We will make every effort to keep this post up to date on a monthly basis so that you are aware of the games that are available.

For more news on Prime Gaming rewards, make sure to follow TalkEsport on Google News.

SkRossi posts an emotional farewell to his now former teammates on Instagram

Bharat Kotwani
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SkRossi posts an emotional farewell to his now former teammates on Instagram

Global Esports would no longer field an All-Indian roster moving forward after the conclusion of the Skyesports SEA Championship.

Ganesh “SkRossi” Gangadhar, the team’s star player, authored a pretty emotional message on his Instagram handle. This message was greatly felt by the team’s followers and supporters from around the country.

As reported by TalkEsport earlier, Indian-based competitive gaming and esports company Global Esports created History as one of the few Indian Gaming Companies to have been selected for Valorant Franchising.

The 25-year-old player referred to the current roster of Global Esports as “Team India.” However, because the lineup is scheduled to change in the very near future, he expressed how he felt a void within his heart, and he expressed his desire to play for a different team Going to miss this phase a lot and a lot to learn from each individual. Thank you to each [member] for everything.”

SkRossi, one of the top Valorant players from India and feared by many for his dominant Jett gameplay, took to Instagram to share with his fans and followers how he felt about Global Esports bidding farewell to its current roster, with whom they have been competing for more than two years. SkRossi and Global Esports have been competing against each other for more than two years.

Global Esports under the name “God Squad” had their final laugh together at the recently concluded Skyesports SEA Championship where they lost to BLEED Esports.

“Feeling emptiness in my heart after a very long time. No guarantee of playing together, living together, spending time together, gonna miss this phase a lot and a lot to learn from each individual. I really hope and wish to see an all Indian roster on the big stages dominating the international scene in the future, regardless of where or how I end up,” the player concluded.

Make sure to follow TalkEsport on Google News.

PMGC 2022 League Group Yellow Day 3: Overall Standings, Results and more

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PMGC 2022 League Group Yellow Day 3: Overall Standings, Results and more

The third day of PMGC 2022 league stage featuring the group yellow ended with Geek Fam climbing to the number one spot in the overall standing. The team holds a total of 205 points after the completion of 18 matches.

Four Angry Men finished at the second spot with 179 points followed by REJECT at third spot with 166 points. TEM Entertainment took two chicken dinners on the third day whereas REJECT, Game Lord, Geek Fam, and Genesis Dogma GIDS took single chicken dinners.

PMGC 2022 League Group Yellow Overall Standings

  1. Geek Fam – 205 points
  2. Four Angry Men – 179 points
  3. REJECT – 166 points
  4. IHC Esports – 162 points
  5. Faze Clan – 157 points
  6. Geekay Esports – 156 points
  7. Besiktas Esports – 151 points
  8. T2K Esports – 150 points
  9. TEM Entertainment – 142 points
  10. Vivo Keyd – 132 points
  11. Game-Lord – 127 points
  12. D’Xavier – 123 points
  13. Genesis Dogma GIDS – 102 points
  14. Furious Gaming – 78 points
  15. Team Falcons – 77 points
  16. NS RedForce – 57 points

PMGC 2022 League Stage Format

PMGC 2022 will witness two major phases, league stage and grand finals. A total of 48 teams will be competing in the league stage out of which the best 13 teams will compete with 3 other invited teams in the grand finals. The league stage will feature a prize pool of $2,500,000 USD whereas the grand finals will have a prize pool of $1,500,000 USD.

Each group in the PMGC 2022 league stage will compete for one week and will have 4 match days. Each matchday will consists of 6 matches for a total of 24 matches per week. The top three teams will from each group will directly qualify for the grand finals. Whereas, 4th to 11th placed teams of each group will advance through the survival stage. The teams finishing in the bottom five spot will be eliminated from the event.

Where to watch

Fans can catch the action from Group Red live November 10 – 13 from 10:45 am (UTC+0) by tuning into the PUBG MOBILE esports’ official YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch channels.

IESF World Esports Championship: India to take part in CSGO, eFootball and Tekken 7

Aritra Patra
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IESF World Esports Championship: India to take part in CSGO, eFootball and Tekken 7

The 14th IESF World Esports Championship is all set to get started from 1st December in Bali, Indonesia. According to International Esports Federation (IESF), esports athletes from more than 120 countries will participate in six various esports titles: CSGO, Dota2, eFootball, Tekken 7, PUBG Mobile, and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. The prize pool of this tournament is $500,000.

From those six titles, India will participate in CSGO, eFootball, and Tekken 7. In the opener, the Indian CSGO team will face Tajikistan on 2nd December.

In the last IESF World Esports Championship tournament which was held in Eilat, Israel, the Indian CSGO team finished in eighth place. This time, India is in Group C with Tajikistan, Chile, and Team IESF. The Indian CSGO team consists of the five players mentioned below:

  • Ritesh Sarda (Defaulter)
  • Shuvajyoti Chakraborty (Mcg1LLzZz)
  • Anshul Adarkar (KiiLSwitCh)
  • Hrishikesh Shenoy (Crazy_Gamer)
  • Harsh Jain (lynX)

It’s been a great honour to represent India back-to-back in the WEC. We as a team are excited and prepared to play in the upcoming WEC starting next week in Bali. The world finals is going to be a huge spectacle. With the right mentality and proper grind, we have high hopes for the tournament and will try to bring the laurels to the country.

Ritesh Sarda, Captain of Indian CSGO Team

Hitesh Khorwal (Rcool) will represent India in Tekken 7. He is placed in Group E with Bahamas, Pakistan, Venezuela, and Palestine. Hitesh Khorwal will start his WEC 2022 journey on 3rd December by competing with Lucius Antoine from the Bahamas.

I am really glad that I will be representing India in WEC this year, this feeling is adorable and I can’t explain my emotions. WEC is always an arduous task for Tekken participants since our scene has progressed tremendously well and reached a new zenith. So it’s a moment to cherish for me. It creates a perfect scenery of success for me after putting my blood and sweat into this game. This time I am more devised for the WEC. As a mountain to climb it already is, I feel confident as well as prepared for this. It’s a great opportunity to prove my mettle against the literal virtuosos of the title and my body, soul and mind, is ready for it. Bring it on, Bali!

Hitesh Khorwal

In eFootball, India will be represented by Hemanth Kommu (Peshemak7). India, Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Guinea complete Group P. Hemanth Kommu’s first match is also on 3rd December against Guinea.

It’s an amazing feeling and honour to represent our country at the 14th WEC. It’s a huge opportunity for me to play at such a big event with the top players from different countries competing. I’m confident with my grind and will try my best to get the best results in the tournament and want to bring some glory from it back home.

Hemanth Kommu

In the group stage, CSGO players will compete against each other in the best-of-one format while Tekken 7 players will go through the best-of-three format. In eFootball, only the top team of every group will make it to the next stage.

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How to get Golden Potato in Disney Dreamlight Valley?

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How to get Golden Potato in Disney Dreamlight Valley?

There are endless things to find out in Disney Dreamlight Valley. Players dug out a code recently for a Golden Potato from one of the Halloween images which were posted last month on Disney Dreamlight Valley’s official discord server. No one knows why it took so long.

The Golden Potato code was located inside the “#game-news” section of the official discord server. Actually, it was hidden inside the Halloween images. In this article, we are going to discuss how you can redeem the code in the game.

Don’t forget that the code is case-sensitive. Here is the Golden Potato code in Disney Dreamlight Valley:

  • GPOT-OATO-LDFS-ENNM

How to redeem the Golden Potato code in Disney Dreamlight Valley?

Now you have the code and you are just a few steps away from redeeming it. The redemption process is quite straightforward. Just follow the steps mentioned below:

  • First, launch the game and go to Settings.
  • There you will find out the Help tab.
  • Enter the code inside the redeem code box.
  • After that, click on Claim.
  • Then you will receive a mail in your Mail Box.
  • From there, claim the reward and it will become available in your inventory.

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Skyesports announces CSGO, DotA 2 LAN Event To Wrap 2022 in Mumbai

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Skyesports announces CSGO, DotA 2 LAN Event To Wrap 2022 in Mumbai

Skyesports will host CS:GO and DOTA 2 LAN tournaments by the end of this year in December. The announcement was made today on Skyesports’s Twitter handle as the said event would be part of Skyesports 4.0 visionary.

Powered by AMD, Skyesports are to bring back CS:GO and DOTA 2 on the main stage as the former titles would be making their return after the pandemic. It was DreamHack Delhi in 2019 which held the last LAN event for Counter-Strike in India where pro100 emerged victorious.

Skyesports recently had a successful playlist of events happening around the Valorant scene, both National and Overseas. The recently concluded Skyesports SEA Championship earned a plethora of laurels for their massive support towards VALORANT Esports.

As mentioned above, the pandemic saw CS:GO and DOTA 2 both lose their player base soon after Riot introduced VALORANT, which came out as a tough competitor for Valve’s first-person shooter. Almost every Indian professional player switched to VALORANT which saw the likes of Global Esports’s CS:GO roster transitioning to Project A (Now VALORANT).

AMD Skyesports Championship 4.0

As a result of the collaboration that it has formed with Ampverse, Skyesports have announced that it would contribute a total of one million dollars to the prize pools of the next online and LAN competitions that will take place in Southeast Asia between the years 2022 and 2023. And with the current announcement of the Championship 4.0 event, both CS:GO and DOTA 2 will rekindle the nostalgia for everyone in the community.

Also Read: Top 10 Players From Skyesports SEA Championship

The AMD Skyesports Championship 4.0 will hit the shores of Mumbai in December 2022 and is expected to set up a massive opportunity for the talent lurking in the faces of Counter-Strike and DOTA 2.

For more coverage on the AMD Skyesports Championship 4.0, make sure to follow TalkEsport on Google News.

Top 10 Players From Skyesports SEA Championship

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Top 10 Players From Skyesports SEA Championship

The Skyesports SEA Championship has finally concluded with BLEED Esports securing the win over Made in Thailand.

After claiming a 3-1 victory over Made In Thailand, Bleed Esports was crowned the champions of the AMD Skyesports SEA Championship.

MiTH advanced to the championship match after defeating God Squad (ex-Global Esports), where they faced off against BLEED. Due to the fact that MiTH had previously been defeated by them, they were eager to exact their vengeance and saw the grand finals encounter as the perfect opportunity to do so.

This was Chennai-based Skyesport’s first SEA-exclusive tournament. A total of $22,500 USD was thrown into the pot with the winners to take away a lion’s share of $15,000 USD.

Skyesports SEA Championship was an off-VCT Season event for teams that didn’t make the franchising plan. God Squad and Velocity Gaming had qualified through the Indian Qualifier of the Skyesports SEA Championship.

As per data provided by the tournament organizer, we have our top 10 players who were ranked on the basis of their kill count. Not to our surprise, the leaderboard featured every player from BLEED and Made in Thailand while it was Ganesh “SkRossi” Gangadhar who made the cut to the top 10. Sitting at the 10th position, SkRossi secured a total of 287 Kills along with 67 first bloods.

Here is a list of the top 10 players who had the most kills at the Skyesports SEA Championship.

Player Name Kills First Bloods
Tyler James “juicy” Aeria36669
Kantapon “Kadoom” Kingthong35499
Kititkawin “PTC” Rattanasukol 34754
Ngô “crazyguy” Anh33434
Derrick “Deryeon” Yee33263
Palapoom “AloNeFillz” Thaikum32925
Nutchaphon “sScary” Matarat30823
Ganesh “SkRossi” Gangadhar28167

Under the top 3, we have, Tyler James “juicy” Aeria from BLEED and the duo of Kititkawin “PTC” Rattanasukol and Kititkawin “PTC” Rattanasukol who terrorize the leaderboard with mammoth Kill numbers, 336, 354 and 347 respectively.

With being said, Skyesports was the first VCT Off-season event that served as the stage for BLEED Esports to attract Riot Games for a franchise slot.

For more news on Valorant Esports, make sure to follow TalkEsport on Google News.

PMGC 2022 League Group Yellow Day 2: Overall Standings, Results and more

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PMGC 2022 League Group Yellow Day 2: Overall Standings, Results and more

The second day of PMGC 2022 league stage featuring the group yellow ended with Four Angry Men climbing at the top of the overall leaderboard. The team had a great day on the battleground and managed to be in the top spot at the end of the day. The team holds a total of 145 points.

Geek Fam finished at the second spot with 136 points followed by Besiktas Esports at third spot with 120 points. Four Angry Men took two chicken dinners on the second day whereas T2K Esports, REJECT, D’Xavier and Geek Fam took single chicken dinners.

PMGC 2022 League Group Yellow Overall Standings

  1. Four Angry Men – 145 Points
  2. Geek Fam – 136 Points
  3. Besiktas Esports – 120 Points
  4. IHC Esports – 116 Points
  5. Trained To Kill – 111 Points
  6. Geekay Esports – 107 Points
  7. FaZe Clan – 102 Points
  8. Reject – 91 Points
  9. Keyd Stars – 84 Points
  10. D’Xavier – 83 Points
  11. Furious Gaming – 71 Points
  12. Game-Lord – 69 Points
  13. TEM Entertainment – 62 Points
  14. Genesis Dogma GIDS – 58 Points
  15. Team Falcons – 57 Points
  16. Nongshim Red Force – 33 Points

PMGC 2022 League Stage Format

PMGC 2022 will witness two major phases, league stage and grand finals. A total of 48 teams will be competing in the league stage out of which the best 13 teams will compete with 3 other invited teams in the grand finals. The league stage will feature a prize pool of $2,500,000 USD whereas the grand finals will have a prize pool of $1,500,000 USD.

Each group in the PMGC 2022 league stage will compete for one week and will have 4 match days. Each matchday will consists of 6 matches for a total of 24 matches per week. The top three teams will from each group will directly qualify for the grand finals. Whereas, 4th to 11th placed teams of each group will advance through the survival stage. The teams finishing in the bottom five spot will be eliminated from the event.

Where to watch

Fans can catch the action from Group Red live November 10 – 13 from 10:45 am (UTC+0) by tuning into the PUBG MOBILE esports’ official YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch channels.

Bleed Esports Wins Skyesports SEA Championship 2022

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Bleed Esports Wins Skyesports SEA Championship 2022

Bleed Esports are your winners of the AMD Skyesports SEA Championship by Ampverse by defeating Made In Thailand 3-1.

Following their win over Global Esports, MiTH took on BLEED in the grand finals. Having lost to them once before, MiTH were ready to take revenge and had no better place than a grand finals match to do it. 

MiTH picked Breeze while BLEED went for Icebox upon which MitTH responded with Haven and BLEED picked Ascent leaving Bind as the final map. While they are the top teams in their respective regions, BLEED with their recent showing were the favorite to take the trophy home as we got into the match:

Map Veto :

  • MiTH ban Pearl
  • BLD ban Fracture
  • MiTH pick Breeze
  • BLD pick Icebox
  • MiTH pick Haven
  • BLD pick Ascent
  • Bind was left over

Map 1 Breeze

MiTH clearly showed that they learnt from their last encounter with BLEED. They came into the game looking like the better side and the final score aligns with that. Following a close first half, the Thailand side was able to win the map 13-8. The 5 round margin may look like much but truth be told both teams were as close as they could have been. Kadoom picked up his from their match against GE and was the driving force behind this map win. 

Map 2 Icebox

MITH kicked the first map off with a pistol-round win on the Attacking side of Icebox. With their opponents now on eco, they converted the following round as well without any hassle. BLEED retaliated from the third round, and they struck back hard, winning the next eight rounds in a row before MITH managed to get their third round on the board. The first half ended with a score of 9-3 in favor of BLEED.

MITH kicked off the second half with a head start as they grabbed the pistol round. However, a force buy from BLEED was enough to shut them down. MITH could win a few more rounds throughout the half but eventually succumbed to the pressure as the game concluded with a score of 13-9 in favor of BLEED.

Map 3 Haven 
MiTH comfortably cruised with a healthy 5-2 lead on their attack thanks to Kititkawin “PTC” Rattanasukol’s 4K on Chamber. BLEED fought back into the game by closing out the first half 5-7 as they found themselves comfortable in locking out their opponents off from the C-site in the last round.

The second half saw both the sides trade rounds back and forth with BLEED successfully squaring out the scores. It was Ngô Công “crazyguy” Anh who closed out Haven for BLEED Esports as they went 2-1 up in the Best of 5 Grand Finale series. Kantapong “Kadoom” Kingthong did his best attempt to bring MiTH back into the game, with his heroics but they seemed to be destitute and listless across the second half. 

Map 5 :

MITH continued to look far from their best at the start of the first half as they went 4-8 down to the BLEED. With PTC and his troops’ backs against the wall in the series, they started to chart a comeback into the second half and were able to scale 10 rounds against 11 of BLEED’s.

Nutchaphon “sScary” Matarat’s 3K on a post-plant situation iterated the hopes of BLEED to win the first VCT Off-Season event. It was Jorell “Retla” Teo who culminated it for his team at death to clinch the championship and $15,000 USD prize money.

For more coverage on Valorant Esports, make sure to follow TalkEsport on Google News. 

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