Starting off this weekend, Douyu Super League is an invitational organised on NetEase by the Chinese streaming service DouyuTV, featuring the 8 current top Chinese and Korean players. The prize pool totals CN¥ 45,000 (roughly $ 7,000). In all, the tournament will span from the first group matches the 10th of March until the finals on the 4th of April.
Reigning supreme in 2016's Warcraft, Lyn has been more absent in 2017. After a hand injury handicapping him for the first half of the year, he came back after the summer, but could not really compete with TH000 among others, and got ousted from GCS Winter by Romantic in the group stage.
Nonetheless, 2017 will be a year to remember for him, as he got married in December during a fairy celebration.
What are his plans for 2018? Hurricane.Bo went ahead and asked him during an interview in Chinese. Lyn lives in Chengdu and speaks Korean, Chinese and English fluently.
The first big cup of 2018, Seer Cup, has been concluded this week with loads of great matches to watch. Read below to catch up on the latest results in the competitive scene.
Catch up on a rather interesting week in Warcraft that saw 1v1, 2v2, and 2v2v2v2 competition, as well as a ROC Human Campaign speedrun on a Twitch event that had over 10 000 concurrent viewers.
The holidays are over and with it are the gazette's festive cover pictures. Hopefully that won't discourage you from following the exciting results from the Warcraft scene, as Seer Cup has started, where loads of exciting matches are being played!
With it being the order of the week, there have been a ton of great 2v2 matches in the past week, with the conclusion of TeD Cup! Read the gazette and get up-to-date with the results of that tournament and many others!
A new weekly 2v2 cup has kicked off this week, where we see well-known names - and some new ones - battling it out in a whole other format than we are used to.
Read the resumé of the tournaments from the last week below in this week's gazette!
AWL having come to its conclusion and the commencement of the refreshing 2v2 tournament organized by TeD, we still have a ton of excitement, even though GCS is now over. Read the gazette below to get yourself up-to-date!
The MooCup has a long tradition within the German and European WarCraft scene. With its 100th episode drawing near, we talked with Marsimoo, the man behind it, about the anniversary and other trifles surrounding his doings.
MooCup#100 is crowdfunded by Marsimoo and his community, Lioncast.com and sign-ups through ESL are still open. You can register via this link, where you also find all relevant information. The cup will be held on October the 7th. If you want to contribute some of your hard-earned money to the prize pool, feel free to do so on Matcherino.
Chinese streaming service DouyuTV, featuring the 8 current top 
