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LDLC have defeated German side BIG in a best of 3 match to win the Grand Final of ESWC 2017.

<div class="defaultSection postContentSection sectionWithoutTitle"><div class="sectionContent">								<div class="content"><span class="team widget teamInline"><a href="/cs/team/19632/ldlc"><b>LDLC</b></a></span> have defeated German side <span class="team widget teamInline"><a href="/cs/team/22791/big"><b>BIG</b></a></span> in a best of 3 match to win the Grand Final of ESWC 2017.<br />  <br />  Only two of the three allocated maps were required however as LDLC managed to squeeze past the Germans on Mirage in double overtime, then made swift work picking up rounds on the first half of Inferno, going into the break 12-3 up. BIG attempted to mount a comeback, but it was ultimately unsuccessful as LDLC closed it out 16-8 to take the title.<br />  <br />  <h3>Final Standings</h3><div class="indent"><small>1.</small> <span class="team widget teamListitem"><a href="/cs/team/19632/ldlc"><img class="teamLogo" src="https://static.fragbite.com/teams/logos/default/19632.png" alt="LDLC"><b>LDLC</b></a></span> — € 25,000<br />  <small>2.</small> <span class="team widget teamListitem"><a href="/cs/team/22791/big"><img class="teamLogo" src="https://static.fragbite.com/teams/logos/default/22791.png" alt="BIG"><b>BIG</b></a></span> — € 15,000<br />  <small>3.</small> <span class="team widget teamListitem"><a href="/cs/team/17/against-all-authority"><img class="teamLogo" src="https://static.fragbite.com/teams/logos/default/17.png" alt="Against All Authority"><b>Against All Authority</b></a></span> — € 7,500<br />  <small>4.</small> <img alt ="France" title="France" class="flag x4x3" src="https://dynamic.fragbite.com/flags/4x3/91.svg" /> ARES — € 2,500</div></div>
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At its peak, Electronic Sports World Cup was undoubtedly one of the most important tournaments within the Counter-Strike scene. Bringing together some of the best players in the world, competing for a prize pool that was, at that time, pretty high. But it was more about the prestige. During the Prime Time of ESWC, a win in France meant recognition and lot's of attention, from all around the world.

<div class="defaultSection postContentSection sectionWithoutTitle"><div class="sectionContent">								<div class="content">At its peak, Electronic Sports World Cup was undoubtedly one of the most important tournaments within the Counter-Strike scene. Bringing together some of the best players in the world, competing for a prize pool that was, at that time, pretty high. But it was more about the prestige. During the Prime Time of ESWC, a win in France meant recognition and lot's of attention, from all around the world. <br />  <br />  With an impressive, collected, prize pool of €300,000 as early as back in 2005, ESWC had really become a major player in the esports world. But that was then...<br />  <br />  <figure><a class="imgWrap" href="/gallery/10612/eswc-2012/image/46989"><img class="img" src="http://static.fragbite.se/images/10612/t/46989.jpg" alt="Me, on site, during ESWC 2012." /></a><figcaption>Me, on site, during ESWC 2012.</figcaption></figure><br />  I went to France back in 2012, and the goal was, of course, Paris Games Week and ESWC. This was actually my first big event outside of Sweden and I must admit that I had pretty high expectations. And guess what? None of them were met. Well okay, there was a lot of people, so there's always that. But it was pretty much chaos in every way. The funny thing is that this was the first ever large-scale tournament to be held in the new version of Counter-Strike. <br />  <br />  Anyhow, we did pretty much what we set out to do and finally got to leave Paris after Ninjas in Pyjamas won the tournament by beating Verygames 2-0 (16-3, 16-14) in the grand final. That concluded this first installment of ESWC featuring CS:GO, but it also set in motion a decline in the quality of the tournament that has continued ever since.<br />  <br />  <h3>What went wrong?</h3> The ESWC brand is currently owned and operated by Oxent, which in turn is a part of the Webedia Group, a "global network of unique media brands and services within the entertainment and recreation industries: movies, gaming, food, glam, travel", as it says on their website. This company looks decent enough, scanning through the sites that they operate. However, it seems as if the company might have too much on the plate, making ESWC a low-priority project. Because that is really what it looks like to me. Every year since 2012 we've seen a decline in the tournament's reputation with less national and regional qualifiers being held, and the top tier teams not even participating in the qualifiers due to the low prize pool. <br />  <br />  <figure><a class="imgWrap" href="/gallery/10811/dreamhack-masters-malmo-2017-playoffs/image/60811"><img class="img" src="http://static.fragbite.se/images/10811/t/60811.jpg" alt="Dreamhack has come far, not least thanks to the Masters arena concept." /></a><figcaption>Dreamhack has come far, not least thanks to the Masters arena concept.</figcaption></figure><br />  Other companies, like Dreamhack and ESL, both owned by the Swedish media giant MTG (via the subsidiary MTGx), have gone the other way. Their expansion during the last couple of years has been impressive, bringing lots of new fans, media coverage, and money to the esports scene. They have an owner that sees esports as one of their key segments for the future, leading to big investments and a sincere dedication to developing what has become a world leader in esports entertainment.<br />  <br />  <h3>Is there a future for the brand?</h3> This is a very interesting question. Could ESWC make a comeback, bringing back the world elite in several different esports titles to the French capital? Well, yeah, sure they could. But not if they keep running the show as it is done today. I'm not even sure that the current owners would be able to make the necessary changes, or if the ESWC brand actually would need a new owner to bring on the resurrection. <br />  <br />  I can see the value in organizing some sort of ESWC event at Paris Games Week every year, but I do not believe that it's a good venue for a top class esports tournament. Keep this event low-scale, focusing on France and the lower tier teams within the francophone region in Europe. The next step would be to use the strength of the ESWC brand to give Paris a new esports event, preferably an arena event. Yeah, I'm going hard for the arena events. It's a good way to build up the scene and to bring attention to the sports. I do also think that every country need their own arena event, to properly develop their esports scene. It doesn't always have to be an event that brings together the best teams in the world, but still. A good balance between tradtional LAN events and the high-quality arena events would be preferred. <br />  <br />  <b>So, that's it I guess. I really don't like were ESWC is heading, but I do think that someone - if they really want to - could bring the ESWC brand back and make the tournament as prestigous as it once was.</b></div>
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Female team Orgless joins British organization Riot Gaming

24 May 2017, 16:10

Carolina MårtenssonCarolina "quiethell" Mårtensson – @quiethellis

Orgless has become part of Riot Gaming. The team, which has previously played in tournaments like IEM Katowice and ESWC, will now be preparing for the ESU Masters in June.

The british organization Riot Gaming announced on Monday that they've picked up the female team Orgless. The European team has previously played for Team Property and also represented Vexed Gaming during IEM Katowice, as well Copenhagen Games earlier this year.

<div class="defaultSection postContentSection sectionWithoutTitle"><div class="sectionContent">								<div class="content">The british organization Riot Gaming announced on Monday that they've picked up the female team Orgless. The European team has previously played for Team Property and also represented Vexed Gaming during IEM Katowice, as well Copenhagen Games earlier this year.<br />  <br />  <blockquote>"We are so happy to join Riot Gaming. It's been a while since we started looking for an organization sharing the same state of mind as us. It's not an easy task in the female scene. But today, we found an organization we really want to fight for. It's already like a big family! Our next event will be the DreamHack Summer in Jönköping and we are more than ready to fight under Riot Gamings colors", in game-leader Marion "Mar1on" Lopez told Fragbite.</blockquote><br />  The players have previously played individually for organizations like ALTERNATE aTTaX, WeRunThisPlace (later known as Team Secret,) and Team LDLC. Since the team was formed they've participated in tournaments like DreamHack, ESWC, and IEM Katowice. The last time the team played at a LAN was during Copenhagen Games 2017. In early April they were crowned champions of the online league ESL Female Open: Spring 2017.<br />  <br />  <div class="lineup"><h3><b>Riot Gaming</b></h3><img alt ="France" title="France" class="flag x4x3" src="https://dynamic.fragbite.com/flags/4x3/91.svg" /> Marion "Mar1on" Lopez<br />  <img alt ="France" title="France" class="flag x4x3" src="https://dynamic.fragbite.com/flags/4x3/91.svg" /> Julie "Monkey D. Julie" Ricou<br />  <img alt ="Serbia" title="Serbia" class="flag x4x3" src="https://dynamic.fragbite.com/flags/4x3/144.svg" /> Kristina "zon1Q" Stevanović<br />  <img alt ="United Kingdom" title="United Kingdom" class="flag x4x3" src="https://dynamic.fragbite.com/flags/4x3/150.svg" /> Terri "KiTTy-KaT" Mulvey<br />  <img alt="Romania" title="Romania" class="flag x4x3" src="https://dynamic.fragbite.com/flags/4x3/140.svg"> Ana "ANa" Dumbravă<br />  <br />  <img alt ="France" title="France" class="flag x4x3" src="https://dynamic.fragbite.com/flags/4x3/91.svg" /> Léonard "SmyLi" Michelino <small>(Coach)</small></div> <br />  The next tournament for the team will be <a href="http://fragbite.com/cs/news/40598/esportunited-presents-esu-masters-with-a-14-700-euro-prize-pool" target="_blank">ESU Masters</a> which will be played during DreamHack Summer on June 17-20th. The tournament features a 14 700 euro prize pool, and will be taking place in Jönköping, Sweden. As Team Dignitas Female elected to deny their spot in the event, it was subsequently handed to Riot Gaming.</div>
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