MaterWelonCS

The ELEAGUE Major: Boston kicks off later this week, and it's the first international tournament of 2018—so buckle up and get ready to start a fun year of Counter-Strike. From Jan. 12 to 28, ELEAGUE will host 24 of the world's best teams in a three week battle for the title of CS:GO champion. With a $1 million prize pool on the line, the competitors will go head to head in either one or two Swiss format group stages (based on their status) to see who's worthy of continuing on to the playoffs bracket. PGL Krakow champion Gambit Esports will be defending their title in what's set to be the largest team pool in Valve Major history. Team Statuses The Minor Champions – Placed top two at their respective regional Minor qualifiers Space Soldiers (Europe) Team Envy (Europe)   Team Liquid with substitute Wilton "zews" Prado (North America)   Misfits (North America)   Renegades (Asia)   Flash Gaming (Asia)   AVANGAR (CIS)   Quantum Bellator Fir...

Let me be clear first of all, i not trying to ruin your personal decision to go and attend/watch every csgo tournament at all but personally i feel this that when it's hard for a person like me to keep track of all these tournaments as an analyst what will you be going through and not even fans imagine what will the players and coaches would be feeling towards everything maybe that's the reason why players like n0thing & shroud left competitive csgo as stress was lot to take in than the glory. And not even stress imagine flying 5-12 hours to attend a event in different country and losing the first match and getting sent back home the next day. Hectic Schedule Of  2018  Wow, There are registered 18 tournaments to took place in first month of January.  Don't let that bother you i know some are regional and some are just qualifiers but think from the point of top tier teams they least are expected to participate in 3-4 tournament in the first month of the new ye...