CS:GO Dota 2 Valve

Dota 2 and CS:GO compared – Does Valve have a favorite child?

As both Dota 2 and CS:GO have become massive games in terms of player base and their respective esports scene, let’s look at Valve’s investment in both games.

24.01.2021 ByJef van den Bosch
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Sea DPC Banned Accounts

After investigation in SEA DPC Qualifier: 10 players, including VtFaded, banned from Valve events

Things have taken a big turn following the SEA DPC Open Qualifier, as ten players out of Team Orca and Apex have been banned from Valve events.

Virtus Pro Playing Under Outsiders

Virtus Pro CS:GO players will compete under name ‘Outsiders’ in ESL Pro League

The CS:GO players of Virtus Pro will compete in the ESL Pro League under a different name after ESL prohibits playing under VP name.

Hellraisers Suspend Operations

Hellraisers decide to suspend operations during war in Ukraine

Esports organization Hellraisers has released a statement saying they’ll be suspending operations for the duration of the current war in Ukraine.

ESL Pro League Ban Russian Teams

ESL decides to ban organizations with Russian ties (but players could still be able to compete)

Teams which have ties with the Russian government won’t be able to play in the upcoming season of the ESL Pro League.