All news: Coronavirus

Apex Legends Global Series: 2022 Championship will take place from July 7 to 10 in Raleigh at the PNC Arena.

We tell the continuation of the story of the coronavirus at VALORANT Champions Tour 2022: South America Stage 2 Playoffs.

Thai player tested positive for COVID-19

The club is currently awaiting a coronavirus test result from GH.

The e-sportsman said that he feels well, and his illness should not affect the preparation of the team.

COVID-19 test results from Gen.G team members and future LCK matches

What is happening with the team members now and how will this affect their performance at LCK Spring 2022?

The management has already taken all the necessary security measures and has begun the process of improving the health.

Alex François made an official statement on possible cases of coronavirus infection.

The 20-year-old Belgian player contracted the coronavirus a few weeks ago but tested positive again.

LeonArthurDota reported that some Vici Gaming players could be infected with the coronavirus COVID-19 after TI10

The organization raised money through a charity stream that lasted more than nine hours.

The punishment was carried out promptly.

The Brazilian player had to be treated at home due to a lack of hospital beds.

The Ukrainian doter was able to defend the champion title in various tournaments, but failed to defend against the coronavirus.

Sergey Ivanov, who wrote the script for S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: The Shadow of Chernobyl passed away at the 67th year.

Another esportsman has been infected with COVID-19.

The company has already begun negotiations to sell a controlling stake in SEGA Entertainment.

As part of the playoff stage, none of the participants was infected with COVID-19.

Now the organizers have informed that the offline exhibition can never take place.

Now the organizers have announced this officially.

The e-sports club said that it also took part in the fight against the problem that currently worries all people the most.

The organizers talked about this on their website.

This was told by the club’s operations director, Alexey 'xaoc' Kucherov.

The epidemic affected this CS: GO championship.

The annual exhibition of video games this time will move to the online format.

The game show is in danger of being postponed or canceled due to the recent outbreak of the COVID-19 virus.

The organizers talked about the fact that this time we will have to watch MSI 2020 not in the spring, but in the summer.