On the second day of the first round of the VALORANT London Masters knockout stage, two teams from the CN League, EDG and XLG, both came from a map down to win 2-1. EDG 2-1 FUT: In the first map, EDG tried a new lineup but made too many mistakes. In a post-match interview, Smoggy admitted that the loss in the first map was due to aim duels and timing, not the lineup.

In the first round of the Valorant Masters Tokyo knockout stage, EDG once again staged a classic storyline: "slow start on map one, intense battle on map two, victory on map three." EDG overcame an initial loss to win two in a row against FUT, advancing to the winners' semifinals!

As a top-laner superstar in the LPL, Bin's post-match posts always trend online. After BLG defeated WE 3-2 and secured their MSI spot, Bin wrote, "MSI, here I come again." With this qualification, Bin surpassed Xiaohu to become the LPL's all-time leader—Xiaohu attended MSI four times, while Bin has now participated five years in a row.

Greetings to all LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is World of Esports. Today, the LPL hosts a crucial match to determine the second ticket to MSI. After three games, BLG struggled and fell behind 1-2. In the critical fourth game, BLG unveiled a Caitlyn composition and successfully fought back to even the score.

Like and subscribe, so you won't get lost in the game~ Hello everyone, I'm Game Xiao Di. Recently, the events in Honor of Kings have been too scarce. Although the weekly announcements are still updated, there is basically no new content, leaving many players without good opportunities to get benefits while playing.

Like and follow to never get lost in the game~ Hello everyone, I'm Xiaodi from Gaming. The other day, someone asked me a very interesting question: for marksmen, whether it's crit build or on-hit build, the playstyle seems to be just spamming basic attacks. So do these two seemingly different builds actually have little difference? Is that really the case?

Foreword: The S16 season has officially begun, and I believe most players have been following the recent matches.

The Valorant 2026 London Masters playoffs have officially begun. PRX, making their debut, truly impressed everyone—perhaps this is the dominance of a top seed, as they cruised past the young LEV squad 2-0 with ease.

The LPL Second Split playoffs are about to kick off with the loser bracket final. The day before the match, several "big events" happened within IG. Meiko, the team's support player, accidentally slipped and injured his arm while resting at home. Fortunately, it was only a soft tissue injury that will heal after some rest, so it won't affect the Third Split. In addition, IG officially announced that they had won a defamation case against Xuan Shen for slandering players and infringing on their reputation rights.

The LCK Mid-Season Cup Qualifiers' winners' bracket final has concluded. HLE faced T1 in a best-of-five series that lasted only four games, with HLE securing the victory and claiming the first LCK spot at MSI. Since both teams were in the winners' bracket, HLE's win directly grants them the LCK's first seed, meaning they will start the MSI main event directly. The remaining second seed will be decided among T1, KT, and GEN.