After the conterversial decision to drop WC3 in favour of its MMO cousin, the world will have its first chance to see if ESL's gamble paid off in September. With a prize purse of $80,000 for each event, the stakes are high as some of the best gamers from Counter-Strike and World of Warcaft w

The launch of the video section on SK Gaming took place in the beginning of 2008. Since then, we have done our best to provide the esports community with the most interesting video content possible. Those were videos of amusing situations that took place during esports events, quick and dirty int

The boy wonder [PLAYER:1012] made himself an "easy" path for the victory as he defeated his opponents in the upper bracket. In the Grand Final he met the Chinese super rocket [PLAYER:4411]. This wasn't their first match-up in the tournament as they both had the honour to meet each

The Swedish Qualification has four groups with each six teams where the top two will advance to the Double Elimination Playoffs. All matches are being played as a Best-of-Three meaning the first team to win two maps, wins overall. The first map is decided by the ESL so all the teams will have to

Three World Elite players proceeded to semi-finals yesterday and they could have brought home all the berths for the global final. However, a defeat of [PLAYER:190] on Secret Valley for Sai ruined their plan and the wNv player secured another berth for a major event after International Esports Festi

The North Americans found a new home at Keepers of Destruction when DELTAeSPORTS decided to close their Warcraft III section last week. Though the team's hope of participating in the upcoming season of WC3L seemed highly unlikely when they first lost to revamped mTw 1-3 and later on another

Just a few minutes ago the [url=http://www.sk-gaming.com/match/7780]Grand Final[/url] of the GameGune 2008 has been finished. [TEAM:146] defeated [TEAM:4] on de_train after losing on de_inferno before. Made in Brazil played a great tournament losing only one map which was in the Grand Final. They

just moments ago, Group D finished it's final matches with [PLAYER:945] vs.[PLAYER:4703] and [PLAYER:4384] vs. [PLAYER:4702], where the Swedish and Russian players came on top. Without doubt, so far today's most interesting match was between [PLAYER:945] and [PLAYER:4384]. The first map

This week is quite tough for the Chinese eSports figure as he has to play two major events back to back, and quite a upsetting one as the player described in his latest blog. The World Elite player first lost both his games to [PLAYER:237] and [PLAYER:71] in Seoul e-Star 2008, and, heading back t

24 top Chinese players converged on Shanghai as WCG2008 China Finals got under way earlier today. Though the sluggish live video stream was not quite audience friendly like most of the other Chinese events and without streams like Waaagh!TV and GGTV, the tournament was run pretty smoothly. Most o