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Esports Nations Cup 2026: Rainbow Six Siege Direct Invite Rosters Revealed
The road to Riyadh is officially underway. The Esports Nations Cup (ENC) 2026 has revealed the 12 national rosters that have earned direct invitations to the Rainbow Six Siege competition, which is set to take place from November 18–22, 2026, as part of the wider ENC event running November 2–29 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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T1 Secure Their Spot at the LoL Esports World Cup 2026
It's official: T1 are returning to the Esports World Cup for another shot at the title (and the hefty prize funds). With Faker at full force leading the team, T1 took down Dplus KIA at the EWC 2026 Korean Qualifiers, securing their spot at this year's League of Legends competition at the Esports World Cup.
Clockwork Rules The Meta At DreamLeague Season 29
DreamLeague Season 29 has concluded, and it is the first tournament played on Dota 2 patch 7.41c. The latest update had some pretty hefty nerfs, leading to a solid shake-up to the meta. In this article we will go through the most popular heroes at the event. We will also recap the most successful heroes and the most overrated as well.
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