Gaming Esports

The average career of an esports athlete is less than five years. For some Ukrainian pro gamers, dreams of competing onstage again are slowly evaporating.

Bogged down by a rocky debut year for ‘Halo Infinite,’ the pro scene marches on with subdued expectations.

Zeka and Deft talked about what it was like to challenge T1 and Faker at the League of Legends World Championship.

The relationship between TSM and FTX hit multiple speed bumps before the exchange collapsed.

Counter-Strike esports finally came to Brazil, to fans’ raucous delight.

South Korean team DRX pulled a surprise victory over T1, the three-time Worlds winners. In the venue, the announcers described it as “a miracle run.”

The Dallas Fuel victory over the San Francisco Shock marks the team's first Grand Finals victory. A new tank hero, Ramattra, was also announced at the event.

Unlike watching highlights online, I couldn’t skip ahead to the good parts.

Stemkoski's last Global StarCraft II League was referred to by fans and industry colleagues as the end of an era for esports.

G2 Esports appeared confident in its North American “Valorant” partnership application. Then, the company's CEO jeopardized the whole thing.

"We have so many teams we’re going to have to unfortunately tell that they didn’t make it — and they’re really good organizations," said Riot's president of esports.

"Even if we want to stick together, there’s a chance that buyouts might not work out [and] we may end up splitting up," said Jaccob ‘yay’ Whiteaker.

The first place finish is LOUD's first such victory on the international stage.

Riot did not specify how teams would qualify for Challengers Ascension, a new tournament granting tier-two winners access to the tier one international leagues.

Evil Geniuses have acquired Dignitas's "Valorant" Game Changers roster.

Top organizations are wooing Riot Games in intriguing ways for a spot in its new esports league.

Gaming and esports brand FaZe Clan became a publicly traded company Wednesday.