We explore the past winners of previous CS:GO Majors as we approach Major Rio 2022. PGL Major Antwerp has recently concluded, marking the end of the18th edition of CS:GO Majors played. While one Major ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mike Stubbs covers esports, competitive games and the creator economy. With less than a week to go before the Paris CS:GO Major ...

ESL has announced that the upcoming ESL One Rio Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Major has been cancelled due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, however, the company will bring a CS:GO Major to Brazil ...

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive pro team Astralis has just achieved something pretty special - it's won its third CS:GO Major in a row. The Danish team - whose members were described as "role models" ...

PGL CS:GO Major Antwerp is to be held in the Belgium city in May with spectators expected for the playoffs. PGL has just announced that they will be running of the first CS:GO Major of 2022, with the ...

PGL, the organiser behind the CS:GO Major, has said it's still hopeful that this year's event can go ahead as planned in Stockholm, Sweden, but has revealed that it's "in touch with two other European ...

BLAST.tv and Alpine have come together for a new partnership that kicked off this weekend for the CS:GO Paris Major 2023. The two sides confirmed they will work together to blend both communities and ...

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Following the massive success that was the Dreamhack SteelSeries CS:GO Championship, ESL, Valve, Asus and Intel are now providing their next EMS One circuit with another massive CS:GO major. “When we ...

Valve Corporation has alerted players that they will be changing their esports system for the CS:GO Major Championship Autumn 2020. An email was sent out giving preliminary details of how the system ...

In what will likely be a surprise to no one, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought down yet another prominent esports event. This time around, the bad news lands in Brazil as the ESL One Rio CS:GO Major ...