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CEVO has officially announced their upcoming Summer Classic Counter-Strike 1.6 Tournament. The tournament is a double-elimination online event for gamers in the Counter-Strike 1.6 community. Registration will open on Monday, April 19th and close on Sunday, May 16th, with the first round matches beginning Thursday, May 20th. There are only limited team slots available (64) to the first teams that are fully registered, so get your team signed up quick! There is a registration fee of $5.00 per player.
For more information on this event, visit the Official Summer Classic page.
If you were considering checking out this year's i39 event and have not purchased your tickets, time is quickly running out. Multplay.co.uk, the event's managers, have announced that sports are filling up, and with only 3 weeks left before the event they expect to sell out in the coming days.
The i-Series is the UK’s biggest and best gaming event, but it’s not all about sitting at your desk! We have loads of events, talks, activities and competitions for you to participate in throughout the event to get you up and out your seat! The event features several game specific tournaments, including Counter-Strike: Source, Call of Duty 4, and Team Fortress 2 - each with a £5,000 prize fund.
For more information on the event or to register, head on over to the Official i39 Website. 
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.
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. 
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.
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.
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.
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!
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)
The Electronic Sports League (ESL) has confirmed that, due to the lack of online Asia Qualifiers, South Korea will stage a national Counter-Strike qualifier, to be held at the GStar convention in Seoul from November 13th-16th. The event will be open to all South Korean teams, all of which will be competing for one of the three spots for the Continental Finals that are available, not to mention a total prize purse of $10,000 USD.
For more on this story, and all the latest news from ESL, head on over to their Official Website.
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Registration for the tournament opens Thursday, January 7th and will close as soon as 32 teams are fully paid. This tournament will last two weeks starting on Tuesday, February 16th and ending with the finals on Wednesday, Februrary 24th. Teams are to make sure they can make the listed schedule before signing up. There will be no extensions during this tournament and no refunds once matches begin. Teams are encouraged to have at least six members on their roster and are recommended to have an extra seventh backup player since the schedule is rushed."