News :: CS:GO
This is it guys the last day of LAN *sad face* but that mean's it's finals day for our eSports Tournaments. Here are our Streaming Scedules for the games.
Our CS:GO Final Starts at 11am and can be viewed on our Twitch Channel
Our Dota2 Final starts at 9am and can be viewed on our Twitch Channel
Our League of Legends final starts at 10am and can be viewed on our Twitch Channel
Our Starcraft 2 final starts at 11am and can be viewed on our Twitch Channel
Day 2 at epic.FIFTEEN and here are our streaming schedules for the day you can watch all our streams from the event at our Twitch Channels.
It's the first day of our tournaments and our Dota 2 stream schedule is as follows:
You can catch all our Dota 2 action on our Twitch Stream throughout the day with our casters Steven "rusts" Holmson and Joe "QuesTextDota" Sealey you can Tweet them @Rustsandstuffs and @QuesTextDota
Our LOL Streaming schedule is as follows and will be available to watch on our Twitch Stream.
Our games will be cast by Joe "Munchables" Fenny - @MunchablesLoL and Jackson "Osigalas" Walters - @Osigalas
After a bit of a delay yesterday, for which we apologise, we are back on track with our CS:GO tournament and here are todays matches.
Stay tuned to our CS:GO Twitch Channel for our featured matches and all the coverage from todays games on our tournament site!
We quickly run through the results of the eSports tournaments at epic.FOURTEEN up to the end of Friday night, covering group stages and any played elimination stages
It was touch and go for a while, after the lower than expected numbers at the last event, we've been thinking very carefully about CS:GO for epic.FOURTEEN.
Over the past few weeks though, we've been bombarded with requests for CS:GO to be included in the tournament lineup, so we're happy to oblige!
So to all those who've been asking us to keep it in the lineup recently, make sure you now show your support and grab your ticket for the event and show us that the community really wants the game to continue at epic.LAN!
epic.THIRTEEN has seen slightly smaller than usual, but no less competitive tournaments. We featured League of Legends, DotA 2, Starcraft 2, CS:GO and Hearthstone. We'd like to thank the sponsors for providing prizes for all the tournaments for this event and our thanks go out to Razer, AOC, ESL, Gamdias, GT Omega and Tesoro.
News just in from our friends at ESL UK!
The commentary line-up for the AOC CS:GO Challenge has been announced, seeing Richard Lewis, Henry Greer, Karam Kabbara, Alex Richardson and James Duffield converge for epic.THIRTEEN.
The AOC CS:GO Challenge at epic.LAN is shaping up to be one of the UK's best BYOC CS:GO tournaments of 2014. With up to £4,000 on the line, our partners at ESL UK are pulling out all the stops, bringing you five star coverage throughout the weekend.
They're bringing it all to epic.LAN on Friday 17th July, seeing on-site camera crews, casting desks and analysis live from the ESL UK Studios. So what are you waiting for? Join the buzz and get your ticket now!
So epic.THIRTEEN is just around the corner.... no really it is! We're all looking forward to the July event and to make sure we have all the tournaments running in an orderly fashion we have a full line up of Admins joining our tournament team this event and they are:
for League of Legends:
for CS:GO:
for DotA 2:
for Starcraft 2:
Don't forget to grab your ticket now to be a part of the tournaments at epic.THIRTEEN. Already have your ticket then sign up to your tournament here!
It was a long day of finals here at epic.TWELVE, though I think it would be fair to say that everyone had a good time including the admins and casters. So on to the winners:
Winners: FM RaiderZ
Runners Up: Team Infused
Winners: Team CRG
Runners Up: The Lovely Men
Winners: Dwayne 'The John' Rockson
Runners Up: So LeJit
Winners: Ourk (FM)
Runners Up: Rotcod (TLR)
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