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Are you a pro at Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare? Want a shot at nearly $30,000 in Alienware rigs? Got some friends? Well, get a move on and enter your team in the biggest LAN tournament Australia has ever seen.
Dell’s high-performance PC brand Alienware is hosting an online 5v5 CoD4 tournament for Aussies between March 8 and April 8. It’ll be a head-to-head test of skills and strategy as teams of five face off for a place in the tournament final, where they’ll fight for the title of best PC gaming clan in the country, custom-built Alienware dream machines, and at least a year’s worth of bragging rights. The top eight clans will battle it out in the live grand final to be held in Sydney on April 17, and the clan that wins the war takes home five (one for each teammate) Alienware prize packages valued at $5800 each.
The PC gamer’s wet dream has become a reality – sign up, find a clan or find out more at Alienware Arena’s Info Page
The TeamWarfare League has announced that it will be offering leagues and ladders for Bad Company 2 in the coming weeks. There will be a variety of events for you and your team to participate in, so be sure to check back soon for more details.
The Xtreme Professional League (XPL) has announced that it will be holding the first Bad Company 2 tournament (that we know of) starting this April. Registration will begin on March 15th, and while prizes have yet to be determined, you can expect a pretty big turnout for the event. For more information checkout the official XPL Tournament Website.
The Clan Database is proud to announce our newest gaming division, Battlefield:Bad Company 2. We hope to become the ultimate source for Bad Company 2 teams everywhere, with esports news, Heroes clan templates, and much more!
To learn more about the game, get the latest clan news, or to add your team, be sure to stop by our all new Modern Warfare 2 Division.
MW2 Tournaments has announced registration has officially kicked off for its March 2010 Modern Warfare 2 tournament. The tournament will run from March 11th - 25th, and will feature a prize pool of $1,000 USD.
There is an $80.00 entry fee for each team of four players, and spots are limited, so if you are interested head on over to the Official Tournament Page today. 
CEVO has officially kicked off registration for Season 5 this week. This season will feature over $3,500 worth of prizes up for grabs and feature three new skill divisions, Professional (CEVO-P), Main (CEVO-M), and Amateur (CEVO-A)., to ensure everyone gets a fair shot at victory.
For more information on the event, or to register your team, head on over to the Official Event Page.
CEVO has officially announced that registration for its next upcoming Counter-Strike: Source Rush Tournament has kicked off. The tournament is open to the first 32 teams which signup, and once the spots have been filled, registration will be closed.
The tournament will run from February 16th 2010 through the 24th, with teams competing for over $1,500 worth of prizes! For more information on this event, or to register your team, head on over to the Official Tournament Page. Be sure to hurry though, as space is extremely limited.
The Clan Database is proud to announce our newest gaming division, Modern Warfare 2. We hope to become the ultimate source for Modern Warfare 2 teams everywhere, with esports news, Heroes clan templates, and much more!
To learn more about the game, get the latest clan news, or to add your team, be sure to stop by our all new Modern Warfare 2 Division.
CEVO has announced that registration has officially kicked off for its Call of Duty 4 Holiday Tournament. Registration officially opened Sunday and will continue through December 11th, with the first round matches beginning December 14th.
Teams will be competing for a prize purse of $1,500, however there are only limited team slots available (32) to the first teams that are fully registered, so get your team signed up quick! For more information check out the Official Tournament Page.
Alienware has announced its Bigfoot Killer Edge Challenge tournament, which will kick off after the new year. The Team Fortress 2 tournament will feature a $1,500 cash prize pool, along with a set of Killer Xeno Pro Gaming Network Cards for the champions.
Registration is open to teams from the United States and Canada, with registration officially beginning November 23rd. For more information, head on over to the Official Tournament Website. 
Cevo has announced that registration for their Counter-Strike: Source league has officially opened. Season 9 play will kick off September 24th, with players competing for over $10,000 in cash and prizes. There is a $20 USD per player registration fee for the main and pro divisions, but for the main event registration is $10 per player.
Registration for Season 9 will remain open until October 9th, and for more information head on over to the Official Season 9 Event Page. 
IVG has announced they will be holding an online 4v4 Team Fortress 2 tournament next month. The tournament will run from October 3rd - 20th, although no prizes were officially announced. Space is limited to 8 teams however, so if you are interested in competing be sure to get your registration in soon.
For more information, or to register your team, head on over to the IVG Tournament Thread.
BattlefieldCombat.net's popular Combat Tour is returning and they are now accepting new sign-ups for their popular Battlefield 2 league. For more information, or to sign-up your squad, checkout the Official Tournament Site.
Any competitive gamer who plays Valve games understands the difficulties which can arise when trying to record a game play demo. However, Valve's Robin Walker has announced that the Team Fortress 2 development team is taking on the problem and is currently working on all new demo format to make recording much easier.
No word yet on when the format will be released, but keep an eye on the Official Team Fortress 2 blog for more information.
Alienware has announced that it will be holding its Southeast Regional Tournament this July 25th in Orlando, Florida. The Counter-Strike 1.6 event will be held at the Gigabits Lan Center, featuring 5v5 teams competing for cash prizes, with players on the top placing team winning a minimum $1,000 USD cash prize.
Registration for the event has already begun and is open to all legal US residents over thirteen. For more information on the event, or to register your squad, head on over to the Official Tournament Website.
A new ban on "Killer Games" in various towns in Germany has begun forcing many lan centers to cancel tournaments and events featuring violent video games, specifically Counter-Strike. The ban was enacted in an attempt to curb increased school violence in Germany, and enforcement of the ban falls to the discretion of individual local governments.
The new law has already led to the cancellation of several ESL Friday Night games, and more recently a Convention-X-Treme tournament. While the ban remains at a local government, many have begun speculating that a nation-wide ban could be in the works and passed by the federal government in the coming months. A similar law was enacted in Brazil last year, which led to the closing of several defiant lan centers. For more information on this story, checkout GotFrag's complete story.
If your Team Fortress 2 squad is looking for some extra fun this summer, the Escapist's Team Fortress 2 Tournament is now taking applications. The 5v5 tournament, which will run from May 27th - May 31st, is sponsored by Razer and features some great prizes for the winning squads. All team members MUST have an Escapist User name and Steam ID in order to participate, so if you are interested head on over to the Official Tournament Page today! Hurry though, registration ends this Friday, May 22nd. 
Over the past week, many gamers have publicly spoken out against the recent Counter-Strike 1.6 update and the effects it has had on the competitive gaming world. The patch, which aimed to fix silent crouch hopping (aka Russian Walking Exploit in the release), has resulted in giving a jumping sound to any in-game jump movement. While this may seem like a minor change, in the world of competitive gaming, the effects have forced many players to drastically alter their game play. Even despite that many players had considered silent crouch hopping a bug that needed to be fixed, the unintended results of the patch have led many to demand a rollback patch from Valve to remedy the situation.
GotFrag recently took the opportunity to sit down with several professional players and managers to get their reactions to the update. Here's a snippet below from Alex Garfield, Team EG Owner/Manager, and for more player reactions, checkout the Complete Article Here.
As league season is about to kick off, we wanted to let everyone know about a few Team Fortress 2 leagues that are currently accepting registrations from teams.
ESEA Season 3
ESEA has opened registration for Season 3 of their Team Fortress 2 league. The event will run throughout the summer, with play kicking off the first week of May. Teams will be competing for a total cash purse of $6,700 between both the Open and Invitational divisions. Get all the details below, or for more information and registration visit the official ESEA Season 3 Website.
The folks over at CEVO announced this week that they would no longer be holding a Team Fortress 2 Season 4, but instead would be holding the OCZ Team Fortress 2 Open Tournament. The OCZ Open Tournament will kick off this summer, with registration for the event running from April 16th through May 3rd.
Teams will be competing for OCZ hardware and swag, with the top three teams receiving gear worth nearly $2,500 in value. For more information on the event you can read the full press release below, or head on over to the Official Event Page.
The Total Gaming League has officially relaunched its Team Fortress 2 6vs6 league for this upcoming season. The league has already begun accepting signups and pre-season play kicks off April 8th, so if your team is interested competing head on over to the Official TGL TF2 Website today.
While the pre-season starts next week, the regular season will begin April 15th and run for 8 weeks through June 3rd. You can checkout all the official league rules below.
A new Battlefield 2 tournament called Middle East Conflict is preparing to kick-off and looking for new teams to join. While the tournament is technically single player, clans can join the game where the winning side on a 64 man team server wins a nice prize. Checkout the Middle East Conflict Website for more information or to join.
Battlefield 2 Combat has announced that they are getting ready to kick off Tour 14 of their popular Battlefield 2 league. Battles kick off today, February 12th, so head on over to the Official Site if you are interested in joining or for more information.
Registration for the second season of ESEA has been both extended and expanded. The league, which features Team Fortress 2, Counter-Strike 1.6, and Counter-Strike: Source, will now extend its registration deadline until Saturday, January 31 at 8 pm EST. The Counter-Strike 1.6 league, which had reached capacity, will also be accepting new registrations since the event has been expanded to now include 64 teams.
ESEA Season 2 will feature $20,000 worth of prizes. Regular season schedules will be released Sunday, February 1st and matches begin the week of Sunday, February 8. For more information, map rotations, default match nights, and registration information visit the ESEA Website.
Good news if you still haven't registered your team for the GotFrag Call of Duty 4 tournament. GotFrag announced today that they have extended the registration deadline to January 25th to give teams more time to join. For more information on the tournament, or to register your team, be sure to visit the GotFrag Cod4 Tournament Page.
Lanwar has announced that registration for its annual Lanwar 43 event is open, and several spots are still available. The event, which is being held in Louisville, Kentucky, will run from January 17th - 18th. Among other games, there will be a Team Fortress 2 5v5 division hosted at this year's event with open spots still remaining. Tournament participants are required to bring their own PC, and there is an entry fee of $30 USD. For more information on the event, or to register your team, head on over to the Lanwar 43 Event Website.
Alienware has announced that registration has officially begun for its Winter Frag Fest Tournament. The tournament, which will run January 17th - 22nd, is a 5v5 Counter-Strike: Source event where teams will compete in three conferences based on their location in the United States and Canada. The Winter Frag Fest is also the largest open event announced so far in 2009, with tournament officials expecting to host well over 150 teams. Prizes include great Alienware swag and hardware worth over $15,000, including Alienware Area-51 X-58 Desktops for the entire first place team.
Registration for the Winter Frag Fest has already begun and will continue through January 11th, 2009. There is no registration fees required to participate, however each team must have between 5 and 7 players at least 13 years old to be eligible to compete. For more information on this tournament, or to sign your team up, head on over to the Alienware Winter Frag Fest Tournament Website. Good luck!
GotFrag and MLG Game Battles have teamed up to host one of the first Call of Duty 4 tournaments of 2009. The tournament will feature 32 teams from around the world competing for $1,750 in cash prizes. The tournament is a 5v5 team format, and open to all teams, regardless of experience level or location.
Registration officially kicked off last week, but will continue through January 4th, 2009. Gameplay will begin January 6th, with 32 teams competing in a traditional, double-elimination tournament bracket structure. Registration costs 20 GameBattles Credits per Player ($12.99), which can be purchased at the MLG Store. Space is limited, so once you have purchased your teams credits, you can register and learn more about the event at the Tournament Website.
CEVO has announced registration for Season 3 is now officially open to Team Fortress 2 teams. The announcement coincides with the opening of CEVO-FREE division, a segment of Season 3 which is free to play for all teams who signup.
This season promises to be more exciting than ever, with $1,800 in guaranteed cash prizes for teams competing across the various skill divisions. Checkout all the league details below, and for more information, or to signup, checkout the CEVO Season 3 Information Section.
Rekrut.ru, a brand new Russian E-Sports community, has announced it will be holding a Counter-Strike tournament this December. The event, called the Rekrut.ru Championship 2008, is being held to celebrate the launch of Rekruit.ru and will be open to both professional and amateur teams. The professional tournament will feature sixteen teams, eight of which will be invited by the organization, while the remaining eight spots will be decided through a LAN qualifier. In all, the event will feature a total prize purse of $30,000, $24,000 for the professional tournament and $6,000 for the amateur one.
The event will be held December 14th at the 4Game Gaming Center in Moscow. The qualifier for the amateur event will take place on December 13th at the Click-Net Gaming Center, also in Moscow. For more information on this event, or the latest Russian E-Sports news, check out Rekrut.Ru (knowing Russian will be helpful)
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TeamWarfare.com has a long history of support the Battlefield competitive community and Bad Company 2 will be no exception. This announcement is to let you all know that we plan on supporting this game fully and to inform you of what exactly we have planned for soon after release, and for near future competition.
Soon after release:
Conquest Tournament:
This will be standard Battlefield conquest format. The signups for the tournament will be opening on March 2, with the tournament kicking off within the first 2 weeks (Exact Date TBD). The number of slots for this tournament has yet to be decided, but it will likely be 64 teams. The team sizes will also be determined once the game has come out, as we are unaware if the standard 8v8 will suffice. We are looking at scheduling 2 matches per week so this first tourney doesn’t take too long to wrap up before the first season of league kicks off.
Conquest Ladder
This will be the standard BF Series Conquest Ladder. Rules, and such will be available shortly after release with the ladder opening within the first week. If you are unaware of the format, please refer to the BF2 Ladder Conquest ruleset, as it will give you a good idea of how it will run.
Conquest League
Again, rules will be similar to the BF2 Conquest ruleset. This is likely to be a six-week season. Followed by 3 week playoff series.
As for timing and dates we plan on opening league sign ups day of release for the conquest ladder. The exact rules, maps and match are to be decided on soon. We also plan on having league signups up as soon as the tournament is up and running. The league could start as early as 2-3 weeks after release depending on the activity and interest of the community.
RUSH Ladder
Being an entirely new format to the BF Series, we are going to delay this ladder for a little bit so we can fully understand how competition will work. We do plan on having competition in this format, and the admin staff will be working to have rules and structure in place as soon as possible.
Also being considered in the near future:
Rush League
Squad Rush Ladder & League
Squad Death match Ladders (If we can make the site backend support it)
Again, these are tentative plans based on what we know of the game so far. However our goal is to get you guys competing as soon as possible.
Since this is being put together for you, the players, naturally we are interested in hearing what you people would like to see from TWL. Please be specific and on topic.
We look forward to an exciting and competitive experience with you all!"