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Stuart Bridges CS:GO Nov 28, 2018
BLAST Pro Series: Lisbon 2018 preview The BLAST Pro Series heads to Lisbon on December 14 to round off its year of events. The same six teams from Copenhagen will battle it out once more for a share of $230,000. What has changed since Copenhagen? Have we learned anything since the ECS Season 6 - Finals? Read on for our preview.
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Stuart Bridges CS:GO Nov 27, 2018
ECS Season 6 - Finals: results and stats The ECS Season 6 - Finals have come and gone and now all eyes are going to be on BLAST Pro Series: Lisbon 2018. Analysing past events can help when thinking about the future. Which teams performed well at the ECS Season 6 – Finals? Read on to find out more.
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Stuart Bridges CS:GO Nov 20, 2018
DreamHack Winter 2018 preview We’ve had to wait a year for DreamHack Winter but now it’s back and on November 30, eight teams will compete at the Elmia Convention Center in Sweden for a share of $100,000. Could there be an upset among the top contenders? Has anything changed since Dreamhack Atlanta? Read on for our preview of the event.
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Stuart Bridges League of legends Nov 16, 2018
League of Legends: Ranking System A lot has changed over the years with League of Legends (LoL) and its competitive scene. From the early days of queueing with four people calling mid to now specifying your role before you enter the queue.
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Stuart Bridges CS:GO Nov 14, 2018
IEM Chicago 2018 recap: stats and results IEM Chicago has come to a close. We are going to take a look back at the Playoffs from the event as well as take a look at the game results and stats from each round in the Playoffs. Read on to find out more.
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Stuart Bridges CS:GO Nov 9, 2018
A recap of BLAST Pro Series Copenhagen 2018 BLAST Pro Series: Copenhagen has come to an end and what better way to look back at a tournament then to review how each team performed. Read on to find out what happened at the latest BLAST Pro Series event and what you have to look forward to for the rest of the year.
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Stuart Bridges CS:GO Nov 6, 2018
Competitive CS:GO ranks explained It doesn’t matter where you start with your CS:GO rank, you will have to put time and effort in in order to progress beyond what you’ve placed at. Something to keep in mind is that if you ever get to a stage where you aren’t enjoying competitive, take a break, learn more about the game and what you enjoy doing within the game.
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Stuart Bridges CS:GO Oct 24, 2018
A brief overview of the CS:GO economy In CS:GO there is an economy system which brings balance to stacked games by way of wins, losses and completing objectives. It’s important to have this system in place in order to stop games snow balling out of control.
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