Epicenter XL has just finished, bringing us some amazing matches, surprising outcomes and something to discuss for a week until the next pro circuit tournament, MDL Changsta Major, starts. Epicenter was held from April 27 to May 6, with the main event at the VTB Ice Palace on May 4-6.

Oh, that highly desired, dreamed of PUBG Chicken Dinner! It attracts millions of gamers, but only the best taste the sweetest victory. Do you want to win a match in the game PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds? The recipe for success is simple – play more and use tips from this post on the Skins.

Another powerful event in the world of CS:GO Esports is just around the corner: the final stage of ESL Pro League Season 7 happens on May 15–20, in Dallas, USA. The prize pool of the tournament is $750,000.

A big CS:GO tournament took place in Sydney, Australia, on May 1-6. We saw exciting matches featuring 16 teams, which fought for the prize pool of $250,000 IEM XIII is part the Intel Grand Slamcompetition. It includes premium Esports events organized by ESL and DreamHack.

The PUBG developers want to get players’ feedback on the recent big update of the game. They are conducting a survey and giving rewards for random participants. This official survey is all about PUBG Update #12 that changes the weapon balance in the popular Battle Royale game.

PUBG Corporation has temporarily cancelled Personal Trades between virtual friends. Players will be unable to give their PUBG skins to people with whom they are connected in the game. This step is temporary. Before this, we had two options for exchanging skins: Market Trades – players exchange PUBG items through Steam Market; Personal Trades – direct exchange of items between players, with no money involved.

PUBG Corp. is providing fresh motivation to dive into the dangerous world of Battle Royale shoot-outs – a brand new in-game event called War Mode: Desert Knights. It begins almost synchronously with the start of the new PUBG season and transferring changes from Update #12 to the live servers.

We have two significant pieces of news about PUBG. The first one is strengthening the anti-cheating efforts of PUBG Corp. It’s like the last warning for dishonest players and especially for creators of cheating software. The second piece of news is about ending the current PUBG season and the beginning of the new one with a maintenance period in between.

On April 30, Valve released an update for their classic shooting game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. It includes a few changes to the animations, to the sounds, and to one of the maps. From now, we will see a different appearance of terrorist characters holding three Submachine Guns: MP7, MP9, and MAC10.

Valve Corporation has presented a new update to their legendary shooting game, CS:GO. The changes concern maps, or rather, map lists. In the Active map pool, pro players have Dust II back. This map replaces Cobblestone.

For the first time since the final release of the game, PUBG Corp has made an update that brings significant changes to gameplay, to the very process of shooting opponents. This update of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has the serial number #12, it activates a new weapon balance and introduces a new gun and vehicle…

What excitement for Esports fans – seeing famous teams gathered together to play pulsating matches, to impress everyone with their amazing gaming skills. This spectacle is nearly underway – Intel Extreme Masters Season XIII will take place in Sydney, Australia, on 01-06 May 2018.

This major CS:GO Esports tournament took place from April 18-22. Marseille is in the south of France, but we could enjoy the matches online. 16 team****s faced off to win part of the $250,000 prize pool.

This season is incredibly fruitful in epic competitions coming our way. The Dota 2 pro circuit schedule is so intense it makes teams decline invitations to certain championships to focus on other more important ones. Epicenter is the fourth major out of seven tournaments this year. The qualifiers are over, and all the participants have been announced.

A new game mode is now available in the mobile version of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. It’s called Arcade Mode, and players got quite interesting features to enjoy with their Battle Royale matches.

PUBG Corporation has made a powerful move towards making its Battle Royale shooting game a proper Esports discipline—an official PUBG tournament was announced. This may become the start of a huge and very prestigious PUBG Esports League!

During March 2018, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive hasn’t presented many significant changes to the gameplay; but still, gamers got quite a big update with a potentially… negative impact on the game. Also, the first month of spring brought us two significant Esports events and a few interesting player transfers.

Despite PUBG and PUBG Mobile becoming a global gaming hit, Dota doesn’t seem to be abandoning their positions. Let’s have a look at the updates and events that happened in the Dota 2 world in the first month of spring.

March 29 – April 7 The top sixteen esports teams gathered in Shanghai to compete for an impressive prize pool of $1,000,000 and 1,500 qualifying points that will ensure their invitation to the International. Six teams were invited to the event, while ten others fought in regional qualifiers for their right to participate.

This major CS:GO Esports tournament takes place from April 18-22. Marseille is in the south of France, but we can enjoy the matches online. 16 teams will face off to win part of the $250,000 prize pool.

It’s always nice to watch dedicated pro-players showing their skills and trying to win rounds after rounds, matches after matches. Such a gaming spectacle becomes much more powerful if a prestigious title and a considerable prize pool are at stake.