After a fierce final game, the Danes in Toxic, with Michael “Friis” Jørgensen in the frontline, crowned themselves champions of Philips OneBlade Cup as they overcame the Swedes in Katjakaj&bentebent with 16-9 on Inferno, 11-16 on Overpass, and 16-14 on Cobblestone.
After five intensive qualifying weeks, the search for the best amateur team in the Nordics has finally come to an end with Denmark bringing home the victory. The road to the final commenced with a victory over Jonatan "Devilwalk" Lundberg and his gucciTiger in the quarterfinals. In the meantime, the Swedes in katjakaj&bentebent triumphed past their countrymen in Loathe. Throughout the last game on Saturday, Dylan "DH" Hamrini's team proved superior after a win against deathrow. Sunday afternoon fired off with the second semifinal where TOXIC conquered Maskinisterna after three maps.
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Mikail "Maikelele" Bill is on his way to make a comeback to the professional CS:GO scene, and has been seen practicing together with a quartet of well-known players.
Reports on the return of Mikail "Maikelele" Bill hit Reddit a day ago when an observant user posted a screenshot, showing of Bill playing together with a new team. The team consists of experienced players like the former Godsent in-game leader Markus "pronax" Wallsten and the ex-ninja Jacob "pyth" Mourujärvi, as well as André "BARBARR" Möller and Karl-William "kalle" Haraldsen, the former currently playing for Epsilon and the latter having represented the team in the past.
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Godsent has announced that they are replacing Jonas "Lekr0" Olofsson with Dennis "dennis" Edman. Along the replacement, Markus "pronax" Wallsten has also departed the starting roster by joining the list of substitutes.
Fnatic recently announced the departure of Olof "olofmeister" Kajbjer and the addition of Maikil "Golden" Selim to the primary team. Despite the hectic changes, this was not the last of Fnatic's feat as they today announced another change.
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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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Today's bomb drop in the Swedish CS:GO scene, where Fnatic and Godsent switched players, means that the latter can focus on next year's first major tournament.
.@godsentgg just got mouselifted to the next major :) Welcome @jwCSGO @krimzCSGO @fnaticFlusha— pronax (@GODpronax) 15 augusti 2016
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The two Swedish top teams have decided to part ways with a majority of their players, creating two new squads with incredible potential.
Massive changes has happened in the Swedish CS:GO top tier, as the squad who's played for Fnatic since November is no longer intact. Instead, three players has left for Godsent.
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