The second part of our article about the winners and losers of Copenhagen Games Ladies 2018 are here. This time around we're highlighting Team Dignitas Female, Counter Logic Gaming Red, Alpha Republic of Esport Female and Eparadise Angels.
In the last part we highlighted Singularity Female, RES Gaming, Tyloo Female and Squared Prospect as well as announced Petra "Petra" Stoker as our MVP of the event.
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In two parts we will highlight the winners and losers of Copenhagen Games Ladies tournament 2018. In the first part we take a closer look at Singularity, Tyloo, RES Gaming and Squared Prospect.
Copenhagen Games has ended and we saw another unexpected victory, but Singularity Female convinced by taking a huge step forward after their early group stage exit at the Intel Challenge 2018. Their individual skill never was questioned but with this tournament, they show how much work they actually put into their game as a team.
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Just hours away from Copenhagen Games 2018 we're looking into some of the storylines as well as a portion of the best female teams participating in the ladies tournament.
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25,000 dollars will be up for grabs in Denmark as Copenhagen Games increase their prize pool for the ladies tournament. The event will take place on March 29th in the Bella Center, Copenhagen.
Copenhagen Games continues to raise its prize pools in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive as they've previously announced that their main tournament will have a total of 100,000 dollars in the pool. Now they've announced that the ladies tournament will also get a higher pool than in previous years as the female competitors will be fighting for 25,000 dollars. This means that it's approximately 10,000 dollars more than last year.
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Nicolai "glace" Jensen just found a new home in North, as North Academy, and they're already showing what they’re going for. They knocked out Team LDLC yesterday, and today they’re facing Dreamchasers at Copenhagen Games.
Right after North Academy managed to knock Team LDLC out of the main tournament at Copenhagen Games, we sat down with Nicolai "glace" Jensen for a chat about his new home in North.
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We sat down with Valentin "mistou" Balbastro from Team LDLC at Copenhagen Games to talk about his team and their goals.
We sat down for a chat with Valentin "mistou" Balbastro from Team LDLC at Copenhagen Games. Team LDLC are one of the invited teams to the tournament and recently they made changes in their lineup.
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Featuring teams like North Academy, female superstars Team Secret, as well as the Dreamchasers mix with benched NiP player Jacob "pyth" Mourujärvi, the annual Copenhagen Games event will be starting today.
Remaining as one of the oldest LAN events in Scandinavia, the 2017 edition of Copenhagen Games will once again feature both male, and female, competitions in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
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The Finnish player had some choice words for the Danish tournament organizer's choice of invited teams.
Earlier this morning, Copenhagen Games revealed its list of invited teams slated to compete at the 2017 iteration of the event. The invited teams will not have to qualify for the tournament's main event. The list of invited names has, however, provoked Juho "juhob" Lampinen, to air his grievances on Twitter.
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The invites for Copenhagen Games went live yesterday, featuring the likes of Fnatic Academy and Epsilon eSports. Three Godsent-players will also team up alongside Jacob "pyth" Mourujärvi and Joel "emilio" Mako under the name Dreamchasers.
Copenhagen Games will be held next week, between April 13-15 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Now the organizer has announced the invited teams for the main tournament, which will feature a prize pool consisting of €50 000.
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Copenhagen Games have announced that the main tournament, which will take place during April 13-15, will have a prize purse of €50,000 (~$54,000).
Denmark's biggest Counter-Strike event just got bigger. The annual held Copenhagen Games, which was considered a Major in previous iterations of the game, will have a prize purse of €50,000 (~$54,000) - an increase of over $20,000 from last year's edition, which saw HellRaisers raise the trophy after defeating E-Frag, which was represented by Emiliyan 'spyleadeR' Dimitrov's former Bulgarian lineup (also known as MK).
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