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The german based organization, one of the biggest in European Union Europe, Germany Mousesports has announced the departure of three of their players.

The players that left are Zerg Starbuck, NetherlandsProtoss Sjaak, and SpainProtoss Majestic.

First, Sjaak left the team because he decided to join his former team, in the name of the dutch team, Netherlands ECVisualize.

Then Starbuck announced his departure via his official socialization page, where he hinted to a posible switch to Counter-Strike:Global Offensive, he stated:

"I'm parting ways with mousesports. Was good while it lasted , currently not sure about the next step, but CS:GO passion is real."

Last, the spanish player, Majestic announced his departure with the team without a reason given to the general public.

With this in mind, the new line-up of the teams that changed their rosters are:

Germany Mousesports:

  • GermanyProtoss HasuObs (C) (on brake)
  • GermanyTerran HeRoMaRiNe
  • Netherlands ECVisualize:

  • NetherlandsProtoss Sjaak
  • NorwayProtoss Diffe
  • DenmarkProtoss POX
  • DenmarkProtoss Snovski
  • GermanyProtoss FeaR
  • Academy of Netherlands ECVisualize:

  • NetherlandsZerg Fmtc
  • DenmarkZerg Spazymazy
  • GermanyZerg Danisgodz
  • DH Winter 2014 CS GO: Titan and Epsilon disqualifiedFor the last few months french teams dominated CS GO scene, and almost entire community expected battles between teams from France and other big names such as Sweden NiP, Sweden fnatic, Poland Virtus.pro and others.

    And now this is not going go to happen. The huge cheat scandal made a hit yesterday. Within one day two well-known players France Hovik 'KQLY' Tovmassian and France Gordon 'Sf' Giry got VAC-bans for cheating. Few hours later, organizers behind Sweden Dreamhack Winter 2014 have announced that both teams France Titan and France Epsilon are disqualified from the event. It's extremely sad situation for their temmates, because not only they have lost opportunity to take part in a major tournament, but lost a lot of money from prize purse and "stickers". From other point of view, such punishment probably will stop to use the cheat for other "dirty" players, because now it's clear that in case of VAC-ban - entire team will be punished.

    Norway London Conspiracy, Finland 3DMAX, Denmark Cph Wolves and Sweden Flipsid3 Tactics are invited to special LAN Qualifier which will be held right before the Dreamhack Winter 2014 CS GO. Two owners of empty slots will be determined in this mini-tournament in single elimination format. Important to note that USA VALVe will cover all travel and live expenses for participants of mini-LAN Qualifier.
    Dreamhack Winter 2014 CS GO: Groups Draw ResultsThe last major Counter-Strike: Global Offensive event in 2014, Sweden Dreamhack Winter 2014 CS GO with an impressive $250,000 prize purse will kick off in less than two weeks.

    Organizers have revealed the results of draw for the group stage. As usual, 16 teams are splitted into 4 groups with 4 teams in each. 

    Here are the groups:

    Group A Group B Group C Group D
    Sweden fnatic  France Titan  France LDLC  Poland Virtus.pro 
    USA Cloud9  Denmark Dignitas  Sweden NiP  Ukraine NaVi 
    Ukraine HellRaisers  USA iBUYPOWER  Germany Planetkey Dynamics  France Epsilon 
    South Africa Bravado  Germany PENTA  Poland ESC Gaming  Denmark myXMG 


    Remind you that event will be held on 27-29 November in Sweden.

    UPDATE: It didn't take long for Sweden NiP to announce their 5'th player. On trial basis Sweden Mikail 'Maikelele' Bill is invited to the team.

    NiP to part ways with FifflarenAfter poor result at ESWC 2014 CS GO where Sweden NiP didn't pass the group stage - the change is came.

    The discussions that Sweden Robin 'Fifflaren' Johansson should leave the team due to bad overall performance started pretty long time ago and ESWC became the final stop to make a final decision. By the way, NiP didn't change the line-up since creation of the team which is more than 2 years.

    Remind you, that NiP won previous major event ESL Cologne 2014, but after it the results were far from good, they have lost qualifiers to FACEIT and FragBite Masters LAN Finals.

    At this moment the replacement is not announced yet, and for sure managers of NiP will try to achieve maximum from such great PR material before announcing the new player. Stay tuned!

    Current NiP line-up:

    Sweden Christopher 'GeT_RiGhT' Alesund 
    Sweden Patrik 'f0rest' Lindberg 
    Sweden Richard 'Xizt' Landstrom 
    Sweden Adam 'friberg' Friberg 
    Sweden Mikail 'Maikelele' Bill
     


    Fnatic on top of ESWC 2014 CS GOSweden fnatic became the champion of France Electronic Sports World Cup 2014 in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive gaming discipline.

    The swedish players didn't lose a single match during the event and in the final easily won over  France LDLC on two maps. Despite to the fact that LDLC played with huge support of home fans - fnatic was unstoppable that day.

    In 3'rd place decider game, Poland Virtus.pro played against Ukraine NaVi. Polish team won over the ukrainian-russian players and got the $10,000 cheque.

    Final standings and prize distribution:

    1. Sweden fnatic - $20,000
    2. France LDLC - $15,000
    3. Poland Virtus.pro - $10,000
    4. Ukraine NaVi - $5,000

    Two of the few Starcraft 2 players to have a personal sponsor, South KoreaZerg Life and South KoreaTerran Bomber have secured yet another sponsorship. 

    The two players will be sponsored by the RAM manufacturer, SanDisk.

    The announcement was made by a korean eSports news site.

    The two players will have from now on a new sponsor in their Starcraft 2 career that will help them reach more events in 2015.

    Fragbite Masters 2014: LAN ParticipantsThe online stage of {#emotions_dlg.sweden} FragBite Masters Season 3 is completed.

    Now we are know all 4 participants which will play for $42,000 of prize purse in Stockholm, Sweden.

    The first two slots went to winners of upper bracket - {#emotions_dlg.france} LDLC and {#emotions_dlg.poland} Virtus.pro. The remain two slots went to winners in lower bracket - Sweden fnatic and {#emotions_dlg.denmark} Dignitas. Interesting to note that fnatic won over non other than {#emotions_dlg.sweden} NiP, while Dignitas cancelled trip to Sweden for {#emotions_dlg.ukraine} NaVi.

    The LAN Finals of Fragbite Masters S3 will be held on 8-9 November.

    Prize distribution:

    1. - $22,500
    2. - $11,250
    3. - $5,600
    4. - $2,800 
    fnatic wins FACEIT League Season 2The LAN Final of  Italy FACEIT League is completed with triumph of Sweden fnatic team.

    Remind you that six teams met in Milan, Italy, and have fought for pretty good prize purse $42,000.

    In the grand final fnatic played against representative of USA USA iBUYPOWER. Actually it was a big surprise for many CS GO fans to see iBUYPOWER in the battle for champion's title.

    Grand final was held in Best-of-5 map series. iBP took map #1, but lost 3 maps in row after. 

    Final standings and prize distribution:

    1. Sweden fnatic - $20,000
    2. USA iBUYPOWER - $10,000
    3/4. Poland Virtus.pro, France LDLC - $5,000 each
    5/6. USA Cloud9, Denmark Dignitas - $2,000 each





    Titan wins DreamHack Stockholm CS GOSweden Dreamhack Stockholm 2014 in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive gaming discipline is completed with triumph of France Titan team.

    Eight teams were invited to the event, and tournament saw big names such as Sweden NiP, Sweden fnatic, France Titan and others. The prize purse was equal to $30,000

    The format of event was pretty standard: two groups with 4 teams in each. Top-2 from each group played in semifinals Singe Elimination Best-of-3. The grand final saw two french teams France LDLC and Titan, where Titan became stronger. Looks like after all the changes in the teams from France, overall french CS GO scene became stronger.

    The main sensation of the event became NiP by leaving the event right after the group stage. 

    Final standings and prize distribution:

    1. France Titan - $10,000
    2. France LDLC - $5,000
    3/4. Finland 3DMAX, Sweden fnatic - $3,500 each
    5/8. Germany Alternate, Sweden NiP, Denmark dignitas, Denmark Cph Wolves - $2,000 each

    Bracket:


    Semifinal

     

    Final

     

    Champion

    France LDLC        
    [16:8] Cache  
    [16:12] Dust2 
    France LDLC     
    Finland 3DMAX    
        [4:16] Mirage  
    [15:19] Cache 
    France Titan 
    Sweden fnatic       
    [11:16] Inferno
    [1:16] Dust2     
    France Titan   
    France Titan       

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