Here's a list of Monday nights winners from the first ever eSports Industry Awards.

While Riot Games are still battling team owners, the Esports Championship Series (ECS) will share all revenue made with teams within the tournament.

Disco Doplan completes a two year long dream of making it into a Tier 1 CS:GO team. Fnatic, after a rough year of roster changes, have acquired some new talent for the team.

In August Valve banned the use of coaches as in-game leaders feeling they acted as a "sixth player." After widespread criticism, Valve have reconsidered their stance and met with players in October.

Bravado Gaming came so close to knocking out fan favourites LDLC after losing 2-1 in their elimination match on Friday. While they did not make it out of groups, this time around Bravado Gaming proved that we are almost there.

It must be a great feeling knowing you can go to Vegas and walk away with the lion's share of $450,000. For some, this isn't the case, but for 16 of the world's best CS:GO teams, Dreamhack Masters Las Vegas will present a winner.

The 2016 season finale of South African eSports will end with a number of international appearances for Bravado Gaming at ESWC and WESG. ESEA will also send one CS:GO team to an unconfirmed international location in December, marking a fantastic end to a great year of eSports.

After missing their deadline on Friday October 14th, Valve have offered a lengthy response to the ongoing lawsuits brought forward against the organization.