A leaked photo of the World eSports Association blew up the CS:GO world last night. The photo features a number of popular teams and the Electronic Sports League implicating something big on horizon in terms of a players union... or not.

ESL One is heading to Brooklyn, New York for their first USA major of 2016. Eight of the world's best CS:GO teams will travel to North America to take part in the biggest eSports tournament the East Coast has ever seen.

South Africa's very first VAC Ban drama has arrived, and it comes with well deserved disbelief and confusion. Invert, a well known player since the start of Counter-Strike received a VAC Ban on his main account after allegedly fooling around on a smurf with a bunny hop script. Some believe him, but many don't.

Oleksandr “S1imple” Kostyliev has parted ways with yet another CS:GO team. S1mple joined Team Liquid only four months ago, where he played a crucial role in their success in North American which unfortunately ended in a semi-final finish at MLG Columbus. S1mple will now return to Europe where he starts the process of finding a team all over again.

ESL are bringing eSports to lesser known regions of Europe, but when will they notice us?

As audiences grow, and more eSports tournaments are broadcasted to live television meeting widespread criticism, could publisher and developers look to simplify their titles in order to cater to these audiences? Let's discuss.

After 18 months of struggled, Ninjas in Pyjamas are your Dreamhack Masters Malmo champions!

BlackpoisoN, who spent a year in Sweden chasing the CS:GO dream, has returned to South Africa to accept his previous spot in Bravado Gaming. BlackpoisoN will replace longtime Bravado Gaming allumnai Deviant.