North have acquired former Heroic player Valdemar "valde" Bjørn Vangså, according to an announcement on social media.#WelcomeValde pic.twitter.com/4AWqIxIkr6— North (@TheNorthIsHere) August 21, 2017 The 22-year-old Dane announced his free agency from Heroic in July after spending several months on the team's bench. valde was replaced on Heroic's starting roster by Pa

Fnatic have acquired GODSENT's Jonas "Lekr0" Olofsson in exchange for Dennis "dennis" Edman. Lekr0 previously played for Fnatic for a short period of time last fall.CS:GO Roster Announcement: @fnaticdennis has been traded to @GODSENTgg for @Lekr0cs! Full Announcement 👉🏻 https://t.co/hhFG6b9oUT pic.twitter.com/ZhvGwjsGkV— FNATIC (@FNATIC) August 21, 2017 "Dennis joined our

FaZe Clan have acquired Olof "olofmeister" Kajbjer Gustafsson from Fnatic, the organization announced Sunday."As tough of a decision [as] it was to leave Fnatic, a team that I will always carry with me in my heart, as easy it was to decide on the team I wanted to join - FaZe," olofmeister said in a statement. "FaZe is an incredible organization with a fantastic fans and above all a

On Aug. 20, 2016, the darlings of the Korean scene, the ROX Tigers, claimed their first ever LCK title.With a roster consisting of veterans GorillA, PraY, Smeb and Kuro and the young talent of Peanut, this team won the hearts of everyone with their joyous demeanor and camaraderie.Despite being very popular with the fans, the organization was plagued by sponsorship issues and the team itself strugg

Though the 2017 World Championship is still just over a month away, the first six teams have already qualified for the game's biggest international event.Over the weekend, the LCK's SK Telecom T1, the NA LCS' Team SoloMid and the LMS' ahq e-Sports Club all qualified for the World Championship group stage based on championship points. They join the LMS' Flash Wolves, who had previously qualified fo

The International 2017 is now behind us, and our attention turns to the forthcoming new era of Dota 2. A revamped Major and Minor system promises to take the game into the new year with as much potential as ever.But, as we look forward, we also look back at how far we've come and remember the tournaments, the games and the plays that have defined Dota so far.And so today we relive one of Dota

Podcast video topics and time stamps:3:12 How did Good Game come to be?4:31 Arin on how Overwatch led to an interest in esports7:06 Arin and Danny on balancing diversity with authenticity8:44 What was it like working with Dan Harmon?11:44 Arin on how Good Game's sincerity and authentic approach13:53 Arin and Danny weigh in on the media's tone-deaf esports coverage18:13 How did they keep th

Denis "denis" Howell has been added to BIG's roster, though only as a temporary substitute, according to the team's manager Christian Lenz."denis is just a temporary substitude till he finds a new team," Lenz told theScore esports in an email. "We are not planning to change a player, but denis is a good friend and we didn't wanna give that slot to someone random."For me as team-

One of the most important things that any top or mid laner should know is how to teleport effectively. A good teleport can completely swing fights, protect objectives, and put pressure on the map that needs to be addressed. The skill is so impactful, in fact, that its cooldown is one of the highest ones in the game, having the same cooldown time as Flash.There are a few different kind of teleports

Linus "Limpone" Wecksell is the in-game leader for Tempo Storm SE and if his last name rings a bell, it's because he's the younger brother of AWP legend Jesper "JW" Wecksell. However, he's largely unaffected by the label of "JW's brother" and has carved his own path in the competitive CS:GO space.Limpone took the time to answer questions from theScore esports, talking about his path from winning G

Alliance have dropped support Simon “Handsken” Haag, offlaner Jonas "jonassomfan" Lindholm and mid Linus "Limmp" Blomdin, according to an announcement on the team's website."I want to thank the Alliance organisation and everyone involved within for treating me very well and making my stay in Alliance a very pleasant and instructive one," jonassomfan said in a statement. "I wish Alliance all the be

This Week in Gaming is your definitive weekly guide to the biggest stories and controversies behind the latest esport and gaming headlines. This is everything you need to know about the week that was, but on steroids.We Like...T-Mobile jumping into esportsOn Thursday, wireless carrier T-Mobile made a surprising dip into esports with sponsorships for both Team SoloMid and Cloud9.T-Mobile are just t

James "hazed" Cobb will stand in for Kenneth "koosta" Suen on Counter Logic Gaming's CS:GO team during the ESL One New York North American qualifier. Look who's subbing in for ESL One qualifiers!! 👀 @hazedCS @koosta won't be able to play due to family reasons, but he'll be back for EPL! pic.twitter.com/TeHhhVvAlL— Counter Logic Gaming (@clgaming) August 1

Sometimes you’ll see a clean Baron steal and think, 'Wow, that was pretty nice.' However, the most memorable Baron steals aren’t always the cleanest, or even the most-skilled.When a baron steal that should never happen, happens — those are the ones that are truly memorable. So here are our picks for the Top 10 most insane baron steals in League of Legends history.For more

Martin "STYKO" Styk completed mousesports' roster on Aug. 8, effectively replacing long-time member Denis "denis" Howell and coming into the team with a number of different responsibilities, the main one being to assist Chris "chrisJ" de Jong with in-game calls.Before the team heads into DreamHack Masters Malmö, STYKO spoke to theScore esports about the factors that brought him to mouz and the tea