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World Esports Cup (WEC) registrations going on in full swing

Sarjyo Mukherjee
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World Esports Cup (WEC) registrations going on in full swing

With the World Esports Cup 2021 just three weeks away, registrations are going on in full swing. Players still have a window to get their teams signed up for what is set to be one of the biggest Free Fire tournaments of the region.

WEC 2021 is all set to be one of the biggest Free Fire events that has happened in the country. According to the announcement, the tournament will consist of over a hundred matches with thousands of hours in live streams; offering ample content for the viewers to enjoy.

Players can register for World Esports Cup (WEC) 2021 from the website that houses the registration process. General details such as name, user name, mobile phone number, email address, country, city, age, and gender of the player are required.

The tournament will host teams from India, Pakistan, and Nepal, where the matches will be divided into qualifiers, group stage, playoffs, and grand finals. The idea behind this venture is for India Today Gaming to organize its first event on an international scale.

The tournament matches will start in the mid-weeks of December with grand finals scheduled for January 2022 before which we will have multiple stages including WEC qualifiers, country-specific group stages, finals, and grand finals.

Infinix Mobile will serve as the title sponsor and tournament matches will be live-streamed across  YouTube and Facebook channels for India Today Gaming, India Today, and AajTak. To reach out to the fans in these countries, the live stream will be available in four languages including English, Hindi, Urdu, and Nepali.

Copenhagen Flames breeze past FaZe

Sarjyo Mukherjee
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Copenhagen Flames breeze past FaZe

The new legends stage match for FaZe Clan and Copenhagen Flames saw the Danes breeze past the EU mix after both teams suffered a defeat at the hands of G2 Esports.

A strong map for both sides Ancient was decided as the playground. A slow start for FaZe as Copenhagen Flames got off to a hot streak. The defense from FaZe looked lackluster and was often found in complete disarray once they found themselves at a man disadvantage. Few mid-round gambles went against them which the Danes made full use off and they were helped by the players of FaZe not finding their stride. Twitszz for FaZe was the shining light before they got in the second half with a 6-9 disadvantage.

The T side from them was far from what we have seen on this map. Failing to post a single round. Fredrik ‘roeJ‘ Jørgensen found his stride and absolutely thrived on the defense which made FaZe fail to post a single round on their offense.

A quick one for Copenhagen Flames saw get closer to playoffs with now just one win away, with FaZe needing two more to make it there. The stars on FaZe, unfortunately, didn’t align today which made things even worse, with was highlighted by a well-drilled CPG Flames.

Both teams have matches tomorrow that will decide their fate moving forward in the tournament. FaZe needs two back-to-back wins, while CPG Flames has a match cushion to spare.

G2 qualify for playoffs over Entropiq

Sarjyo Mukherjee
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G2 qualify for playoffs over Entropiq

Two teams coming off a hot streak of wins faced each other on the qualification match of PGL Stockholm that would see them book a place in the playoffs.

A best of 3 between two stunning teams saw G2 opt for Mirage while Entropiq went for Dust 2 and leave Ancient for the decider. A strong start for the French-Balkan mix, with Nikola ‘niko’ Kovac starting strong, which would automatically translate to a G2 win, but it was far from what we expected. The dark horse in Entropiq was quick to answer back, making the first half extremely competitive, ending 8-7 favoring G2.

The story remained unchanged for the second half which made it quite difficult for G2 to get comfortable in their own map. A bit of back and forth, with G2 showing up with a well-drilled offense, helped them close it out by the skin of their teeth, winning it with a 16-14 scoreline.

Dust II was supposed to be a comfortable map for Entropiq yet it was anything but that. G2 quickly turned the momentum on its head with a force buy win. Relentless aggression and some sharp shooting didn’t give the CIS squad any leg to stand on. 10-5 on the first half that quickly turned into a 16-7 in no time one G2 found themselves on the offense.

With a rather exciting 2-0 win over Entropiq, a team that looked like destined to have a deep run here at the major, found them needing a win to secure a playoff spot in the arena.

PMPL North America Season 2 finals: Teams, Format, and Stream

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PMPL North America Season 2 finals: Teams, Format, and Stream

PMPL North America Season 2 League stage ended with the top 16 teams qualifying for the finals. Nova Esports NA finished at the top of the table followed by 19 Esports and Ghost Gaming. A couple of fan-favorite teams such as Knights and Xset could not make it to the top 3 positions but managed to qualify for the finals.

PMPL NORTH AMERICA TEAMS

A total of 20 teams competed in the league stage of the North American region. The top 16 teams qualified after playing in the 3 weeks-long battle. XSET won in the first week followed by Ghost Gaming and Knights. Here is the list of teams that will be competing with each other from 29th – 31st October 2021.

  • Nova Esports NA
  • 19Esports
  • Ghost Gaming
  • Knights
  • XSET
  • The Panthers
  • Ogilvy
  • Team BTOWN
  • Mezexis eSports NA
  • Syndicate
  • Lazarus
  • Pro Era
  • WallStreetBets
  • The Illuminati
  • UYU
  • Boring Protocol

Dope Esports LLC, The HitList, and Yo could not make it to the PMPL North America Finals for finishing at the bottom position in the leaderboard. Whereas Passion Fruit got disqualified from PMPL NA Season 2 due to unprofessional behavior stated under 6.3.14. Drop Outs and Refusals to Participate from the PUBG MOBILE Official Competition Rulebook.

The PMPL NA Season 2 final matches will be played in TPP Squad mode for three days, a total of 15 matches will be played. The total prize pool of the finals stage is $55,000 which will be distributed among all the teams.

PMPL Americas Championship Season 2

The top 5 teams from the PMPL North America Season 2 finals will qualify for the PMPL Americas Championship Season 2 along with the top teams from Brazil and LATAM.

  • Knights as PMPL Americas Championship S1 Champion
  • Top 5 Teams from PMPL North America
  • Top 5 Teams from PMPL Brazil
  • Top 5 Teams from PMPL LATAM

PMPL NORTH AMERICA STREAM

PMPL North America Season 2 finals will be streamed live on the official YouTube channel of PUBG Mobile Esports. Here is the link to the streams, where you can watch your favorite teams compete to emerge as the champions.

Wild Rift Horizon Cup 2021 – Qualified Teams, Format, and Groups

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Wild Rift Horizon Cup 2021 – Qualified Teams, Format, and Groups

Riot Games has announced its first-ever major tournament from Wild Rift. The Horizon Cup 2021 will be the global event featuring 10 teams from all regions such as China, South Korea, Vietnam, Spain, United States and much more. Although it is the first International Preseason event, it will not be considered as the Wild Rift world Championship event.

The top 10 teams qualified through the regional qualifiers that will be headed to the Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre to fight for the first international title. The tournament will begin on November 13 with the Finals taking place on November 21.

QUALIFIED TEAMS

A total of 10 teams qualified through various regional qualifiers. Here is the list of teams competing in the Horizon cup 2021.

  • Brazil: [TSM] TSM
  • China: [DKG] Da Kun Gaming
  • China: [TT] Thunder Talk Gaming
  • EMEA: [TQ] Team Queso
  • Japan: [SG] Sengoku Gaming
  • Latin America: [EBG] eBRO Gaming
  • North America: [TG] Tribe Gaming
  • Southeast Asia: [SE] SBTC Esports
  • Southeast Asia: [TS] Team Secret
  • South Korea: [RY] Rolster Y

FORMAT

Group Stage: Nov. 13-17

The 10 teams who have qualified through the Regional Qualifiers will be split into 2 groups of 5 teams each. In each group, the teams will play a single round-robin of best-of-three matches. The top 3 teams from each group will move onto the Knockout Stage.

Knockout Stage: Quarters (Nov 19), Semis (Nov 20), and Finals (Nov 21)

The 1st place teams from Groups A & B have earned a bye and will automatically advance to the Semis. The 2nd and 3rd place teams in each group will face off in a single best-of-5 against a team from the other group. The winners of the Quarterfinals round will move onto the Semis where they will compete in a best-of-5 against one of the Group A & B winners.

The Semifinals winners will head to the Finals in a best-of-7 round for the first international title.

The teams have been split into the two groups below:

Group A:

  • Brazil: [TSM] TSM
  • China: [DKG] Da Kun Gaming
  • North America: [TG] Tribe Gaming
  • Southeast Asia: [SE] SBTC Esports
  • South Korea: [RY] Rolster Y

Group B:

  • China: [TT] Thunder Talk Gaming
  • EMEA: [TQ] Team Queso
  • Japan: [SG] Sengoku Gaming
  • Latin America: [EBG] eBRO Gaming
  • Southeast Asia: [TS] Team Secret

Groups A and B were split based on the criteria below:

  • No 2 teams from the same country will begin in the same group
  • Maximize regional diversity and representation within each group

The Horizon Cup 2021 will be played in the 2.5 patch note and features a massive prize pool of $500,000 USD distributed among the teams and players

FURIA Secure Champions Stage Spot With Win Over Entropiq

Mohd Laraib
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FURIA Secure Champions Stage Spot With Win Over Entropiq

FURIA becomes the third team after Natus Vincere and G2 to book a spot at the Aviici Arena for the Playoffs of the PGL Major. The win comes after an early loss to Astralis set them to 0-1, but they bounced back vs Mouz, domestic rivals Liquid and now Entropiq to make it to the top 8. This would also mean that ‘VINI’ and ‘drop’ would get their first Player Autographs, alongside ‘B1T’ from NaVi.

Entropiq can still qualify, if they win their final best of 3 against a team who also goes 2-2 in the New Legends Stage of the Major. FURIA are now the only team from NA to make it to the playoffs after EG was eliminated yesterday by Vitality and FaZe eliminated Team Liquid today.

The game itself was a drawn out affair in terms of no. of maps. Both the teams traded each other’s map picks, by a comfortable margin and had to battle it out on Ancient as they decider.


FURIA ran Entropiq ragged when they were on the CT side as the Russians couldnt handle the all around aggression and brilliant anchoring from ‘VINI’. With an 11-4 half FURIA cruised to a map win 16-6, losing just 2 rounds in the process as VINI racked up 27 kills and just 9 deaths.

Nuke started off close as well, with 7 T rounds for FURIA to Entropiq’s 8. But the floodgates opened as soon as the CIS roster got to the T side. ‘Krad’ and ‘Lack1’s duo made it easy for them to get onto bombsites and good mid round calling from ‘Nickelback’ helped them get 8 rounds with ease as they won out  the game 16-8.

Ancient was a more brawly affair, as at first FURIA seemed to run away with it. Entropiq’s T side was flat and they couldnt get past ‘yuurih’ on the B bombsite. They registered just 6 rounds as the half ended 6-9 in FURIA’s favour. 

FURIA got off to a wonderful start, with 5 rounds on the trot to put them up14-6. A magnificent 1v4 from ‘yuurih’ with the AWP hyped them up even more as they looked set for a blow out once again.

But Entropiq didnt back down so easily and brought back 5 rounds, and then another 2 to bring it to 15-12. 

‘VINI’ the hero of Vertigo, came back with another 1v3 clutch to take his team to the playoffs, as the last remaining team from NA, and also the last 5 Brazilians at the PGL major.

WEC Registration kickstarts: Here’s everything you need to know

Sarjyo Mukherjee
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WEC Registration kickstarts: Here’s everything you need to know

India Today Gaming has announced World Esports Cup 2021 which is scheduled to take place in December, for which registrations are afoot.

WEC 2021 is all set to be one of the biggest Free Fire events that has happened in the country. According to the announcement, the tournament will consist of over a hundred matches with thousands of hours in live streams; offering ample content for the viewers to enjoy.

Players can register for World Esports Cup (WEC) 2021 from the website that houses the registration process. General details such as name, user name, mobile phone number, email address, country, city, age, and gender of the player are required.

The tournament will have teams from India, Pakistan, and Nepal, where the matches will be divided into qualifiers, group stage, playoffs, and grand finals. The idea behind this venture is for India Today Gaming to organize its first event on an international scale.

The tournament matches will start in the mid-weeks of December with grand finals scheduled for January 2022 before which we will have multiple stages including WEC qualifiers, country-specific group stages, finals, and grand finals.

Infinix Mobile will serve as the title sponsor and tournament matches will be live-streamed across  YouTube and Facebook channels for India Today Gaming, India Today, and AajTak. To reach out to the fans in these countries, the live stream will be available in four languages including English, Hindi, Urdu, and Nepali.

How to end warmup in CSGO?

Aritra Patra
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How to end warmup in CSGO?

If you are an ardent CSGO player, you definitely do a lot of practice in the game. Don’t you? However, warmups come before starting your practice every time and yes it is very annoying. We’ve got your back. Keep reading this article to know how to end warmup in CSGO.

How to end warmup in CSGO with bots?

  • Launch CSGO
  • Enter into a private server and a 60-seconds timeout will be there for you.
  • Go to settings and enable developer console.
  • Click “`” to open the console.
  • There you need to run the “mp_warmup_end” command to end the warmup.
  • To run this command every offline match, enter mp_warmuptime “0” command inside your config.cfg file.

How to end 15 seconds freeze time on spawn?

  • Click “`” to open the console.
  • Run mp_freezetime “0”; mp_restartgame “1” commands to restart the game and start without any freeze time.

How to end warmup on CSGO rcon server?

  • Click “`” to open the console.
  • Run rcon mp_warmup_end to end the warmup.
  • If you want to remove the warmup completely run rcon mp_warmuptime “0”; rcon mp_restartgame “1” commands.

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GodLike Esports becomes the winner of LOCO War of Glory BGMI Grand Finals

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GodLike Esports becomes the winner of LOCO War of Glory BGMI Grand Finals

The 4 weeks long BGMI event ended with Godlike Esports winning the champions title. LOCO War of Glory was India’s biggest third-party event in association with Villagers Esports featuring a huge prize pool of ₹55,00,000 INR. The League Stage of the tournament featured a prize pool of ₹15,00,000 whereas the grand finals featured a prize pool of ₹40,00,000 INR.

A total of 18 teams competed in the grand finals that qualified through the league stage that took place for 3 weeks. A total of 35 matches were played in 7 days of grand finals featuring Erangel and Miramar maps. Godlike Esports took the number one spot with a total of 395 points and 199 finish points. The team took home a massive prize of 20,00,000 INR as the winning reward. Team Insane Esports took the second spot followed by Skylightz Gaming at the third spot.

Johnathan from Godlike Esports won the MVP award of the grand finals along with 1,00,000 INR as the reward. He took a total of 73 finish points in 35 matches with 2.09 average finishes. Goblin from Team Insane (66 finishes) and Neyoo from Godlike Esports (59 finishes) were the 2nd and 3rd position MVPs respectively.

Revenant Esports and Team XO displayed some insane skills and finished in the top 5 spots of the grand finals. Some big names, such as TSM, OR Esports, and Global Esports could not perform well in the matches and finished at the bottom of the overall standings.

NaVi Secure Top 8 at PGL Major with Win Over NiP

Mohd Laraib
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NaVi Secure Top 8 at PGL Major with Win Over NiP

Natus Vincere becomes the second team after G2 to secure their place in the Top 8 of the PGL Major. The win comes after a flawless 2-0 run yesterday in Bo1 and a swift 2-0 in a Bo3 over NiP. They beat the Swedes 16-9 on Nuke as well on Overpass to confirm their spot.

NiP still have 2 more chances to qualify for the playoffs as they currently sit 2-1 in the New Legends Stage.

MAP VETO

1. Natus Vincere removed Vertigo

2. NIP removed Mirage

3. Natus Vincere picked Nuke

4. NIP picked Overpass

5. NIP removed Dust2

6. Natus Vincere removed Inferno

7. Ancient was left over

 MAP 1 : Natus Vincere 16-9 Ninjas in Pyjamas

Nuke started off in a very one sided affair with NaVi taking home the first 7 rounds on the trot. NiP then hit back with 6 of their own, to keep the #1 team in check and they did it very well by closing down ‘s1mple’ and ‘electronic’

After an 8-7 half NaVi lost the pistol too and it evened out the score. But that is when the ‘s1mple’ show began. THE BEST Nuke CT sided player, agreed upon by everyone who watches CS put on a masterful performance as he went 16-3 on the CT side as NaVi went on a 7 round streak again. NiP had only 2 T rounds and NaVi rolled over them comfortably.

MAP 2 : Natus Vincere 16-9 Ninjas in Pyajamas

NaVi’s overpass has been the centre of criticism in recent times as they havent been as dominant on it in recent memory so the Ninjas went with a punish pick. But it worked out as well as it did for VP yesterday with ‘electronic’ and ‘b1t’ locking down the sites this time to give the CIS squad and 11-4 lead at half time.

The T side looked shaky as ever, as they allowed NiP to cut down the lead to just 3  rounds but ‘s1mple’ and ‘B1T’ gave them the entries they needed to get to 16 easily, as they closed the map 16-9.

https://clips.twitch.tv/StormyEphemeralCucumberPoooound-f3ZKlQCCbhw-chEF

NaVi have now booked a top 8 spot at the first Major in 2 years and will play their next game in the Champions Stage from 4th October 2021.

NiP will play another team from the 2-1 bracket in a Bo3 for another chance at getting to the major.

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