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Chinese coach Zhang "Peter Zhang" Yi, previously Head of Player Development at TSM, is permanently banned from any association or affiliation with any team or organization in Riot-sanctioned competitions. According to the Riot Games competitive ruling, the reasons for the permanent ban include unethical behavior towards current and former TSM players.

Riot Games has announced the schedule for shutting down Valorant servers to update the game with patch 5.03.

The PGL Arlington Major 2022 is the second Major of this DPC and the most important one. The world’s best teams have gathered in the U.S. to fight for a $500K USD prize pool and loads of DPC points. And it's DPC points teams need to get a ticket for The International 11, the most significant event in Dota 2.

Lithuanian professional player Justinas "jL" Lekavicius joins Apeks’s CS:GO roster after signing a one-year contract with the team.

Australian esports organization ORDER and Jordan "Hatz" Bajic have parted ways ahead of the competitive season's return.

Peruvian Dota 2 player Moises "Genek" Santillan has been fired from Infinity, a Costa Rican multi-gaming esports organization.

According to Hyprgame sources, former Dota 2 player for Team Secret Daryl "iceiceice" Koh is ready to join Malaysian Team SMG.

Michael "shroud" Grzesiek has always been a legend in the FPS community. Known for his top-tier mechanics, thousands on thousands of people tune into his stream to see just how he is so amazing at every game he touches. However, most of the younger community has never seen Shroud play competitively as he stepped away from the scene in August of 2017 to go full-time with streaming, ending a four-year career in the game. But now the legend himself is back, this time in VALORANT for Sentinels in the LCQ.

After three members left ECSTATIC, the Danish organization has re-assembled the roster, recruiting Tobias "kraghen" Kragh Jensen, Jonas "Queenix" Dideriksen, and Casper "Cabbi" Jensen.

To describe The Guard’s performance in the 2022 North American VCT Challengers 2 season, only one word comes to mind: underwhelming. Despite initially shining in Challengers 1 as NA’s standout team by becoming regional champions and appearing in Masters: Reykjavik, the team couldn’t match the same level of success as they finished with a 1-4 record in the group stage to miss out on reaching playoffs entirely.