Get ready for an exciting weekend of CS:GO as Dreamhack Masters promises to continue its showcase of world class CS:GO and upsets. Luminosity are out, Astralis followed, and now it's anyone's game as the final eight are decided.

Chinese team Tyloo just knocked the World Champions, Luminosity, out of the Dreamhack Masters in one of the biggest upsets in CS:GO history.

Activision Blizzard have reported on outstanding viewership records which shattered previous Major CS:GO tournaments in the past. According to Activison Blizzard 1.6 million concurrent viewrers tuned in to the tournament on April 3rd.

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FACEIT and Twitch have partnered up to bring the ESprots Championship Series (ECS), a new initiative inviting players to take part in a $3.5 million series, with a twist.

Brazilian CS:GO team Luminosity finall grabbed a Major win after coming second in two consecutive tournaments. After pulling off two of the most memorable comebacks in the semi-finals against Team Liquid, Luminosity made quick work of Natus Vincere in the grand finals to secure their spot as Champions and $500,000.

This is what went down at the Mall of The South in Johannesburg this past weekend. Vodacom brought Gamer's Fest to the shopping mall as South Africa's best CS:GO, Dota 2 and FIFA players battled it out of for R200 000 in prizes.

This weekend I was lucky enough to experience European CS:GO first hand as I attended Copenhagen Games with Energy eSports. The experiece was surreal and it opened my eyes to just how dedicated and passionate Europeans are when it comes to eSports and CS:GO. We still have a long road ahead of us.