ESN Daily Brief – Thursday, April 23, 2015

This is your eSportsNation Daily Brief for Thursday, April 23, 2015

MLG Season Two

Standings

Tonight’s Schedule

7:00 PM EST Set

• Rise Nation vs. OpTic Nation
• Team Kaliber vs. Team JusTus

8:30 PM EST Set

• OpTic Nation vs. Team Kaliber
• Team JusTus vs. Rise Nation

Results From Wednesday

7:00 P.M. Set

• eLevate 3-0 Prophecy
• JusTus 3-2 Team EnVy
• TCM Gaming 3-1 Denial eSports
• OpTic Gaming 3-1 OpTic Nation

8:30 P.M. Set

• OpTic Gaming 3-2 JusTus
• Team EnVy 3-1 Denial eSports
• OpTic Nation 3-1 Prophecy
• eLevate 3-1 TCM Gaming

On The Site

The eSports World Cup is going above and beyond for this year’s Call of Duty event.

As one of the most revolutionary military-style video games of all time, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare changed the world of console first-person shooters.

Now gamers and the eSports community can support the cause and compete at the same time.

Operation Supply Drop has announced the details for its next major event. Their 8-Bit Salute event will see its fourth year in a row, scheduled for May 16-17.

Halo Championship Series Season Two

Season Schedule

Image above from @ESLHalo Twitter Page

Final Placings for Iron Gaming Atlanta

1. Evil Geniuses
2. Denial eSports
3. Cloud 9
4. Winterfox
5. CLG
6. OpTic
7. Noble Black
8. Velocity

In The News

HCS Cup #1

https://twitter.com/Halo/status/591075336370003968

In The News

ESL Open League Sign Ups

https://twitter.com/ESLCS/status/590943663607324672

On The Site

You either love it or hate it, but there’s no doubt that it is a brilliantly designed map.

ESL CS:GO Winter Pro League Final Placings.

Fabien “kioShiMa” Fiey revealed that Adil “ScreaM” Benrlitom will be playing for Team EnVy as a stand-in during their FACEIT League matches this week.