E-Series Maximus has ended and Anexis eSports have taken top spot pipping TCM in the grand final. Replika managed to take third place after beating Phantasmagoria in a 3rd place game.

Anexis eSports - €1,750
TCM-Gaming - €1,000
Replika - €500
4th. Phantasmagoria - €250

This CoD4 LAN is the third event to come from organisers Adroits who ran an LAN earlier this year which featured Enemy Territory. Big things are on the horizon for the company with no doubt future LAN events being planned, unfortunately Adroits manager Seanza is unavailable to comment just yet, but maybe something to come soon

[bOriginal News Item[/b]]For anyone keeping track of the Call of Duty 4 scene you will know that this weekend E-Series Maximus is already underway. The event is the old E-Series event which was originally a 6 team event but this time around has expanded to a 16 team tournament with the help of Adroits.

Adroits as some of you will remember organised the successful SAGE event which had both Enemy Territory and Call of Duty 4. Since then Seanza, who runs Adroits, has organised and run the CoD4 Masters Event back in August as well as the tournament this weekend.

to tune in, catch up or check out the progression of the tournament and its teams, jump over to TEK9 who are running full coverage of the event itself.

TEK9: E-Series Maximus Coverage

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It's Eurocup final time as EC XXIV comes to an end. We have one big game left this year where Queens take on gaming2perfection. g2p come from the losers bracket after beating MouseCon into the grand final, they will need to be on top of their game to beat a talented Queens lineup twice. Lineups from gamesTV:

December is upon us and what better way to spend the Christmas period than with some festive Enemy Territory! Last month we had the conclusion of the Battle For Berlin and while it might not have reached the finale that many of you were expecting, I would like to think that the tournament on the whole was a success, not only for those involved, but for the community as well. If the community would be interested in further tournaments then hopefully the New Year will bring us renewed activity in our beloved game and the potential for more competitions to compete in - online and offline.

This Sunday 4th hosts the Grand Final of this seasons EuroCup as you can watch Gaming2Perfection vs. Queens. Hopefully we can score a huge viewer-peak for the final of this prestigious tournament and prove that while this game is not as popular as it once was, it is a long way from being 'dead'. While nothing has been formally organised, consider this a call-to-arms for one-day-cups for all of those Crossfire members who will be taking time off work or school and have all those free hours in-front of their computers!

The signups for JeeSports.ET 2nd qualification tournament are now open! If you have signed yourself and your team upto the website it is very simple to declare your interest - just follow the link below and you will secure your place.


Schedule JeeET Cup #2

• Check in start: Sunday, 11th December 15.30 CET
  
• Tournament start: Sunday, 11th December 16.30 CET
  
• Slots: Up to 16 teams (Minimum 8)
  
• Bracket: Single elimination
  
• Match time: 1.5 hour each game
  
• Signups close: Wednesday, 7th December 2011 22:00 CET

Each Monday I plan to cover the past week's latest news surrounding the world of gaming, including major tournament results, headline gaming news & headlines and notable games releases and updates.

The JeeSports ET Qualification continues over the next three months in preparation for the main tournament, penciled in for mid February, where four teams will battle it out for €120 top prize. There were some delays in qualification process as some admins hit busy times in real life, please forgive us! ;)

October 16th 2011: Anexis eSports Win Qualification Tournament #1
December 11th 2011: Qualification Tournament #2
January 15th 2012: Qualification Tournament #3
January 29th 2012: Qualification Tournament #4

February 12th 2012: Main Tournament, where all 4 Qualifiers will playoff for €120

The third and final day of DreamHack Winter 2011 is well under-way and all of the major tournaments are approaching the final stages, with the Heroes of Newerth tournament already reaching a conclusion. Below is a summary of the competitions, including the latest gaming news from the best games.

On this day will take place the XXIV EuroCup’s Winner Bracket Final, featuring the same Gaming2Perfection lineup that competed in the recent Battle For Berlin, still fighting under the name of G2P and for perhaps the last time. Their task will not be a simple one as will have to cope with a Queens’ line-up, who took a forfeit in BFB, that sees the inclusion of forfeiters R0SS and sqzz.





Queens

razz
R0SS
sqzz
FLoPJEHZ
Night
NuggaN

G2P

Chry
Jere
griim
Bl4d3
kReSti
sTOWNAGE

Day 2 of the duel tournament is also the final day: Decisions will be made live from 15.00 CET with the biggest names known to man - or the quake live community.
Final Standing:
Cypher
rapha
av3k
4th k1llsen

Round of 4
PuMa vs NightEnD 3-1
HerO vs Ret 3-1

Finals
PuMa vs HerO 3-4

Prize distribution:
200 000 SEK
90 000 SEK
35 000 SEK
4th 35 000 SEK
5th-8th 10 000 SEK

Streams:
EIZO channel feat. Day[9] & MrBitter
SteelSeries channel feat. Apollo & TotalBiscuit
Sapphire AMD channel feat. Tasteless & Artosis
Triple stream

Links:
http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/DreamHack_Winter_2011 (Liquipedia)
http://www.dreamhack.se/dhw11/2011/11/21/starcraft-ii-groups/

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