Esports fans, especially in the CS:GO scene are surely aware that various international competitions have been arriving on the Maltese islands. Bearing this in mind, let’s discuss the fact that Malta Esports 2023 will continue to present Malta as an awesome event and bootcamp venue for esports! Malta Esports 2023 – Building an Exciting Future
Indeed, heading into 2023, Malta continues to advertise itself as a promising esports hub – both as an event and bootcamp venue. Specifically, competitive CS:GO has been attracted to the island. Bearing this in mind, we have the CCT Central Europe Malta Finals event kicking off tomorrow – read on for a concise event preview
The Blast Premier World Final took place at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi over the weekend, and G2 Esports were declared champions after getting the better of following Team Liquid in the grand final. Eight of the best Counter-Strike: Global Offensive teams in the world competed for a $1 million prize pool in the five-day
The Malta Esports Association, and the Malta National Esports Team will be travelling to Bali, Indonesia to compete in the 14th World Esports Championships. Malta will take part in the World Esports Championships for the second time. Malta sent only one Tekken 7 player to Israel in 2021 to represent the country but is now
Kyle “Xaka” Gatt goes down in the history books as together with his team, KRC Genk Esports claim the ESL Proximus Benelux Championship! It was a tight affair on the Mirage, as eClub Brugge prove a tough nut to crack on their map pick. KRC Genk Esports however kept their composure to narrowly win with
All eyes were on Malta this evening as Team Liquid and Vitality went head-to-head in the Grand Final of the ESL Pro League Season 16, one of the biggest competitions in esports globally. The match started out pretty even, with Liquid dominating Inferno 16 to 7 after losing only two rounds on their defensive side, while
