"TOURNAMENT" content on TweakTown - Page 1

'Tobiwan', Soe, 'Maelk' join other gaming celebrities in commentating MLG's $500,000 2015 World Finals across Dota 2, CoD:AW. Smash Bros. and SMITE.

In pure irony, Gaming Paradise CS:GO tournament features unpaid hotels, dodgy food, sick players and local police confiscating passports.

Red Bull announces full support for StarCraft II's Archon Mode - two players controlling a single army.

A comprehensive 'TV Guide' for eSports - check everything that's streaming at FolloweSports.com.

'We were all on Adderall' says CS:GO professional Kory 'SEMPHIS' Friesen.

ESL One Frankfurt cracks one million concurrent viewers for Dota 2 across two live streams.

We provide an insight into the booming gaming peripheral industry and complications associated with it. Insider information lays within!

Valve has enabled its popular game Dota 2 to empower tournament organizers and professional gamers to make a decent living through purchases.

Video games are seeing hundreds of screaming fans flock to their favourite pubs or bars to watch the best hit it out in competitions - we're not joking.

ESL announce yet another $250,000 CS:GO competition - this event is to be held in a 15,000-seat indoor arena.

Blizzard's Heroes of the Storm is beginning to gain traction with more players, more tournaments and more games - have you played yet?

Joey "fxy0" Schlosser has been removed from Epsilon and given a 1-year Valve tournament ban, alongside ex-teammate Kevin "Uzzziii" Vernel.

Ex-Epsilon CS:GO player Joey "fxy0" Schlosser has made a video confession to HLTV, admitting match-fixing took place.

Banned Canadian CS:GO professional player Joshua 'steel' Nissan speaks up - issuing a public statement on his Facebook fan page.

iBUYPOWER have officially announced that they "look forward to building a new team to compete on the game's biggest stages" despite recent players' actions.

FACEIT and CEVO join the banned-wagon, barring the American and Canadian professional CS:GO players from competing in their events due to recent scandals.

Valve and ESEA swing their ban-hammer, providing life-long bans for numerous top American and Canadian Counter-Strike professionals.

Watching CS:GO at the X Games in Aspen will be costly at $100 US, but worth it.