Ganesh Jadhav

Earlier today, LEC announced the details for the upcoming 2026 Spring Split. The most exciting part of this announcement is the decision to finally switch from Bo1 to Bo3 for the regular season.

The Swiss stage of VALORANT Masters Santiago 2026 is over, and the Playoffs Pick’Ems are live. Here’s how to make your picks and Strafe’s predictions for the bracket

Inspired’s bold offseason move to LYON has paid off. After a shaky Swiss stage, LYON stormed through the lower bracket to defeat Cloud9 in the LCS Lock-In 2026 Grand Finals. With Inspired claiming another Domestic Finals MVP, LYON now heads to First Stand 2026 to represent the LCS on the international stage.

Gen.G continued their dominant start to 2026, defeating BNK FearX in the LCK Cup upper bracket finals to secure a spot in the Grand Finals and become the first team to qualify for First Stand 2026 in São Paulo. After an undefeated group stage and strong playoff run, Gen.G now look poised to claim the new international LoL esports title.

The PGL Cluj-Napoca 2026 Playoffs are set, with Vitality, FURIA, Falcons, NAVI and more battling in a stacked single-elimination bracket. As Zywoo and Vitality look unstoppable, challengers on both sides of the bracket aim to disrupt the early 2026 power structure and claim one of the year’s biggest trophies.

FURIA stunned the Valorant community with a dramatic 3-2 victory over MIBR in the VCT Americas Kickoff Grand Final, securing the region’s first seed at Masters Santiago 2026. After a year without a win, the revitalized roster completed a flawless lower bracket run, overcoming the aspas-led superteam in a tense five-map thriller.