Australia. A country known for its beaches, a million animals that could kill you and now apparently, a ton of esports match-fixing? In 2019 alone six low-level CS:GO matches were allegedly rigged. Up to $30,000 has allegedly been won off illicit bets, five search warrants have been served and six people have been arrested so far. And we haven’t even gotten to Overwatch yet. What in the hell

When it comes to esports, everybody wants to be an action hero. Everybody wants to get that map-winning ace clutch, everyone wants to dive that tower and secure the kill for their team. But sometimes, stealth is the better part of valour. So, from backdoor plays, to ninja defuses, we look back and rank the top 10 sneaky plays in all of esports.For more great videos, be sure to subscribe to theScor

Last week a popular Fortnite YouTuber impersonated another streamer and used their identity to harass some of Twitch’s stars. This YouTuber, who goes by MaximilianMus, got his loyal community to change their profile photos to that of another streamer — who goes by WEEST and harass other streamers. Then, when WEEST tried to explain what was happening, Max and his community mass reported him in a fu

Meet xQc, one of the Overwatch League’s best tank players. But he just couldn’t keep his professional career together. He’s a product of the internet age, a kid who became famous online. And then all at once, he was thrust into a professional world. A clean cut, franchised professional league where he had to be on his best behaviour. Lock away his wild side and put on a show for

Often, greatness carries with it, the cries of its admirers and those who wield it, make sure you know it. But sometimes, the greatest among us let their action, speak louder than words. Today, you’re going to learn the story of silent greatness. Of someone who’ll assassinate you, without a sound. This is the story of Overwatch’s deadliest support. The story of Jjonak.For more gr

theScore esports Daily is a once-a-day briefing covering the top news stories from around the world of esports.2-2-2 lock reportedly coming to competitive OverwatchAccording to a report from Upcomer, the Overwatch is looking to implement a 2-2-2 composition lock for Stage 4 of the Overwatch League.A 2-2-2 composition lock would change the way teams develop their hero selection. At this point, team

You might not realize it, but skins are secretly one of the most important, complicated things in gaming right now. They’re the lifeblood that’s pumping through your favorite titles, keeping them relevant and yes, profitable. But they’re far more than money-generating machines. In fact, they weren’t even created for that purpose.For more great videos, be sure to subscribe t

theScore esports Daily is a once-a-day briefing covering the top news stories from around the world of esports.Dr DisRespect suspended from Twitch after IRL stream in E3 bathroomOne of the most popular streamers on Twitch, Herschel “Dr DisRespect” Beahm IV, has been suspended from the platform after streaming in an E3 bathroom.HAHAHAHAH @drdisrespect have you lost yo mind? You cant film in a publi

Immortals reportedly purchase Infinite Esports and Entertainment for between $35-45 milliontheScore esports Daily is a once-a-day briefing covering the top news stories from around the world of esports.According to a report from ESPN's Jacob Wolf, Immortals Gaming Club have purchased Infinite Esports and Entertainment for between $35 and $45 million.Rumours have been swirling since the beginni

Twenty matches into the Vancouver Titans’ assault on the Overwatch League and only a single team has defeated them. They went 14-0 across the first two stages and 5-1 in the playoffs. They had a near perfect record in their first ever stage of Overwatch League, fighting against the tide of last year’s powerhouses. Frankly, these guys showed up in LA, beat everyone’s ass and left

theScore esports Daily is a once-a-day briefing covering the top news stories from around the world of esports.OWL commissioner leaves for Fortnite esportsThe Overwatch League's commissioner—Nate Nanzer—is moving on to Fortnite esports.Hey Overwatch League family. I wanted to share that soon I will be leaving Blizzard for a new opportunity. This has been the toughest decision of my

To your average outsider, esports can be intimidating to watch. But even if you can wrap your head around the onscreen nonsense, none of that matters if you’re not given a chance to actually see it. As annoying as a misplaced camera, or a poorly timed cut away can be — it’s more than likely that your nerd rage is going to be directed at one target in particular: the observer.For

theScore esports Daily is a once-a-day briefing covering the top news stories from around the world of esports.Hanwha Life's Moojin fined for sending violent threats to female fansAccording to a report from InvenGlobal with English translations provided by Twitter user @gatamchun via Upcomer, Hanwha Life Esports jungler Kim “Moojin” Moo-jin has been fined roughly $12,700 USD for se

It’s an exciting time at theScore esports. Thanks to your incredible support, we’ve quickly established ourselves as one of the leading sources of competitive gaming coverage ANYWHERE. In particular, our video content has really taken off. Our YouTube channel is about to hit 700,000 subscribers, with our videos now generating tens of millions of views a month across our web and social

Is OK to boo at an esports event?Last weekend, for the first time ever, home field advantage was real in the Overwatch League. Fans cheered, clapped, and booed for the teams they love and love to hate. And despite what you've heard, that isn't disrespectful. In fact, it's a great sign for the OWL, says theScore esports' Colin McNeil.For more great videos, be sure to subscribe to th