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FunPlus Phoenix's 0711 and Fadou talk to Yahoo Esports SEA after their matches in the Group Stage of the League of Legends: Wild Rift Icons Global Championship in Singapore.

FunPlus Phoenix's 0711 and Fadou talk to Yahoo Esports SEA after their matches in the Group Stage of the League of Legends: Wild Rift Icons Global Championship in Singapore.&nbsp;

FPX members 0711 and Fadou reflect on Wild Rift Icons Group Stage

Filipino Mobile Legends juggernauts RSG Philippines claimed the championship of the Mobile Legends Southeast Asia Cup 2022 after they soundly swept Indonesia's RRQ Hoshi, 4-0, in the <a href="https://ph.news.yahoo.com/rsg-philippines-sweep-rrq-hoshi-mobile-legends-sea-cup-2022-title-msc-140729970.html">tournament's best-of-seven grand finals</a> on Sunday (19 June).

Filipino Mobile Legends juggernauts RSG Philippines claimed the championship of the Mobile Legends Southeast Asia Cup 2022 after they soundly swept Indonesia's RRQ Hoshi, 4-0, in the tournament's best-of-seven grand finals on Sunday (19 June).

RSG Philippines claim MSC 2022 title

Dota 2 developer Valve Software announced on Sunday (22 May) that The International 11 (TI11), this year's iteration of the game's annual world championship tournament, will be held in Singapore in October.
Valve revealed the venue for TI11 during <a href="https://sg.news.yahoo.com/og-defeat-tsm-ftx-win-esl-one-dota-2-stockholm-major-190525048.html">the grand finals of the ESL One Dota 2 Stockholm Major</a>, the first international LAN tournament of the 2021-2022 Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) season.
T11's format will feature a much longer schedule, a total of 30 participating teams, and a new last chance qualifier.
Unlike past editions of TI, which lasted around 10 days, TI11 will take place across 23 days from 8 to 30 October with longer breaks in between the different stages of the tournament.
The biggest change to the TI format for TI11 will be the addition of a last chance qualifier, which will be separate from the main regional qualifiers and is similar to the Wildcard Stage last seen in TI5 and TI6.
Read more: Dota 2: <a href="https://sg.news.yahoo.com/dota-2-the-international-11-singapore-30-teams-last-chance-qualifiers-005533552.html">The International 11 in Singapore to feature 30 teams, last chance qualifiers</a>

Dota 2 developer Valve Software announced on Sunday (22 May) that The International 11 (TI11), this year's iteration of the game's annual world championship tournament, will be held in Singapore in October. Valve revealed the venue for TI11 during the grand finals of the ESL One Dota 2 Stockholm Major, the first international LAN tournament of the 2021-2022 Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) season. T11's format will feature a much longer schedule, a total of 30 participating teams, and a new last chance qualifier. Unlike past editions of TI, which lasted around 10 days, TI11 will take place across 23 days from 8 to 30 October with longer breaks in between the different stages of the tournament. The biggest change to the TI format for TI11 will be the addition of a last chance qualifier, which will be separate from the main regional qualifiers and is similar to the Wildcard Stage last seen in TI5 and TI6. Read more: Dota 2: The International 11 in Singapore to feature 30 teams, last chance qualifiers

Dota 2 The International 11 coming to Singapore in October 2022

Western European juggernauts OG claimed the championship of the ESL One Dota 2 Stockholm Major, capping off an incredible lower bracket run by defeating North American powerhouse TSM FTX 3-1 in the grand finals on Sunday (23 May).
OG's run in the Stockholm Major is made even more remarkable by the fact that they won with stand-ins. After Mikhail "Misha" Agatov and Evgenii "Chuvash" Makarov encountered visa issues, OG veterans and two-time The International champions <a href="https://sg.news.yahoo.com/dota-2-og-compete-in-stockholm-major-n0tail-ceb-014823503.html">Sébastien "Ceb" Debs and Johan "N0tail" Sundstein stood in as the team's position 5 support and coach, respectively, for the Major</a>.
Read more: <a href="https://sg.news.yahoo.com/og-defeat-tsm-ftx-win-esl-one-dota-2-stockholm-major-190525048.html">OG defeat TSM FTX 3-1 to win ESL One Dota 2 Stockholm Major</a>

Western European juggernauts OG claimed the championship of the ESL One Dota 2 Stockholm Major, capping off an incredible lower bracket run by defeating North American powerhouse TSM FTX 3-1 in the grand finals on Sunday (23 May). OG's run in the Stockholm Major is made even more remarkable by the fact that they won with stand-ins. After Mikhail "Misha" Agatov and Evgenii "Chuvash" Makarov encountered visa issues, OG veterans and two-time The International champions Sébastien "Ceb" Debs and Johan "N0tail" Sundstein stood in as the team's position 5 support and coach, respectively, for the Major. Read more: OG defeat TSM FTX 3-1 to win ESL One Dota 2 Stockholm Major

OG win the Dota 2 Stockholm Major with young blood and a stand-in

The Stockholm Major will take place from 12 to 22 May in the Hovet Arena in Stockholm, Sweden.
<a href="https://sg.yahoo.com/news/dota-2-chinese-teams-miss-stockholm-major-091854108.html">The four Chinese teams that qualified for the Major will notably be unable to participate</a> amid lockdowns and travel restrictions in China caused by a rise in COVID-19 cases.
The remaining 14 participating teams will be battling for their share of the US$500,000 prize pool and 3,530 DPC point pool.
Check out our <a href="https://sg.yahoo.com/topics/dota-2/">Dota 2 microsite</a> for more Dota 2 content!

The Stockholm Major will take place from 12 to 22 May in the Hovet Arena in Stockholm, Sweden. The four Chinese teams that qualified for the Major will notably be unable to participate amid lockdowns and travel restrictions in China caused by a rise in COVID-19 cases. The remaining 14 participating teams will be battling for their share of the US$500,000 prize pool and 3,530 DPC point pool. Check out our Dota 2 microsite for more Dota 2 content!

The ESL One Stockholm Dota Major 2022

RSG SG finally secured their first MPL SG championship, having overcome their mental demons of losing to EVOS SG twice in the previous two grand finals.
The new Season 3 champions beat EVOS SG 4-1, securing momentum after a nail-biting game two where they lost a big lead before finally securing the victory.
For more: <a href="https://sg.news.yahoo.com/rsg-upset-evos-sg-win-mpl-sg-first-time-015808319.html">RSG SG upset EVOS SG to win MPL SG championship for the first time</a>

RSG SG finally secured their first MPL SG championship, having overcome their mental demons of losing to EVOS SG twice in the previous two grand finals. The new Season 3 champions beat EVOS SG 4-1, securing momentum after a nail-biting game two where they lost a big lead before finally securing the victory. For more: RSG SG upset EVOS SG to win MPL SG championship for the first time

RSG SG claim their first MPL SG title on third attempt

Dota 2's much-awaited 7.31 update has already landed. As with any major update to the game, 7.31 brings some sweeping changes that can overwhelm players left unaware.
While you can check the full list of changes <a href="https://www.dota2.com/primalbeast">here</a>, we've narrowed down the biggest changes in Dota 2's 7.31 update that you should know about in <a href="https://ph.news.yahoo.com/dota-2-biggest-changes-7-31-update-043059632.html">this article</a>.
For more gaming news updates, visit <a href="https://yhoo.it/YahooGamingSEA">https://yhoo.it/YahooGamingSEA</a>. Also follow us on <a href="http://yhoo.it/EsportsTwitter">Twitter</a>, as well as our <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC46DrSHG2F-TlSea2B1EbRw">Gaming channel on YouTube</a>, and check out Yahoo Esports Southeast Asia’s <a href="https://www.facebook.com/YahooEsportsSEA/">Facebook page</a>!

Dota 2's much-awaited 7.31 update has already landed. As with any major update to the game, 7.31 brings some sweeping changes that can overwhelm players left unaware. While you can check the full list of changes here, we've narrowed down the biggest changes in Dota 2's 7.31 update that you should know about in this article. For more gaming news updates, visit https://yhoo.it/YahooGamingSEA. Also follow us on Twitter, as well as our Gaming channel on YouTube, and check out Yahoo Esports Southeast Asia’s Facebook page!

Dota 2's 7.31 update drops with some major changes

Since its launch in 1993, the collectible card game Magic: The Gathering has spawned many different competitive formats that may be confusing to newcomers.
Among one of the formats that is now present in the game is the Singleton constructed format, which includes the popular Commander/Elder Dragon Highlander format.
Yahoo Southeast Asia asked our resident card game guru, former Hearthstone pro Deborah "Wolfsbanee" Sim, to explain about this format, which she insists she really, really likes.
Check out Wolfsbanee's full video on Magic: The Gathering formats: <a href="https://youtu.be/xxySax3miFE">https://youtu.be/xxySax3miFE</a>
For more gaming news updates, visit <a href="https://yhoo.it/YahooGamingSEA">https://yhoo.it/YahooGamingSEA</a>. Also follow us on <a href="http://yhoo.it/EsportsTwitter">Twitter</a>, as well as our <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC46DrSHG2F-TlSea2B1EbRw">Gaming channel on YouTube</a>, and check out Yahoo Esports Southeast Asia’s <a href="https://www.facebook.com/YahooEsportsSEA/">Facebook page</a>!

Since its launch in 1993, the collectible card game Magic: The Gathering has spawned many different competitive formats that may be confusing to newcomers. Among one of the formats that is now present in the game is the Singleton constructed format, which includes the popular Commander/Elder Dragon Highlander format. Yahoo Southeast Asia asked our resident card game guru, former Hearthstone pro Deborah "Wolfsbanee" Sim, to explain about this format, which she insists she really, really likes. Check out Wolfsbanee's full video on Magic: The Gathering formats: https://youtu.be/xxySax3miFE For more gaming news updates, visit https://yhoo.it/YahooGamingSEA. Also follow us on Twitter, as well as our Gaming channel on YouTube, and check out Yahoo Esports Southeast Asia’s Facebook page!

Singleton, Commander, EDH in Magic: The Gathering

Since its launch in 1993, the collectible card game Magic: The Gathering has spawned many different competitive formats that may be confusing to newcomers.
With that in mind, Yahoo Southeast Asia asked our resident card game guru, former Hearthstone pro Deborah "Wolfsbanee" Sim, to explain what the constructed format is.
Check out Wolfsbanee's full video on Magic: The Gathering formats: <a href="https://youtu.be/xxySax3miFE">https://youtu.be/xxySax3miFE</a>
For more gaming news updates, visit <a href="https://yhoo.it/YahooGamingSEA">https://yhoo.it/YahooGamingSEA</a>. Also follow us on <a href="http://yhoo.it/EsportsTwitter">Twitter</a>, as well as our <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC46DrSHG2F-TlSea2B1EbRw">Gaming channel on YouTube</a>, and check out Yahoo Esports Southeast Asia’s <a href="https://www.facebook.com/YahooEsportsSEA/">Facebook page</a>!

Since its launch in 1993, the collectible card game Magic: The Gathering has spawned many different competitive formats that may be confusing to newcomers. With that in mind, Yahoo Southeast Asia asked our resident card game guru, former Hearthstone pro Deborah "Wolfsbanee" Sim, to explain what the constructed format is. Check out Wolfsbanee's full video on Magic: The Gathering formats: https://youtu.be/xxySax3miFE For more gaming news updates, visit https://yhoo.it/YahooGamingSEA. Also follow us on Twitter, as well as our Gaming channel on YouTube, and check out Yahoo Esports Southeast Asia’s Facebook page!

What is the constructed format in Magic: The Gathering? Here are some examples

The 2021-2022 Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) season's Winter Tour will soon be concluding with the online Regional Finals. The tournament series will replace <a href="https://sg.news.yahoo.com/valve-cancels-dota-2-major-dpc-omicron-delta-concerns-082214609.html">the canceled Winter Major</a> and will feature the Top 4 teams of the DPC's six regions competing for their cut of a US$100,000 prize pool and all-important DPC points.
The Winter Tour Regional Finals will take place across the weekends of 11 to 13 February and 18 to 20 February, with three regions competing in each weekend.
The weekend of 11 to 13 February will be for Southeast Asia, Western Europe, and South America while the weekend of 18 to 20 February will be for China, Eastern Europe, and North America.
Each Regional Final will be a four-team double elimination bracket with all matches being a best-of-three except for the grand finals, which will be a full best-of-five series.
Each Regional Final will have a prize pool of US$100,000 and all-important 380 DPC points, which will go towards securing a direct invite to The International 11.
For more esports news updates, visit <a href="https://yhoo.it/YahooEsportsSEA">https://yhoo.it/YahooEsportsSEA</a> and check out Yahoo Esports Southeast Asia’s <a href="https://www.facebook.com/YahooEsportsSEA/">Facebook page</a> and <a href="https://yhoo.it/EsportsTwitter">Twitter</a>, as well as our <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC46DrSHG2F-TlSea2B1EbRw">Gaming channel on YouTube</a>.

The 2021-2022 Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) season's Winter Tour will soon be concluding with the online Regional Finals. The tournament series will replace the canceled Winter Major and will feature the Top 4 teams of the DPC's six regions competing for their cut of a US$100,000 prize pool and all-important DPC points. The Winter Tour Regional Finals will take place across the weekends of 11 to 13 February and 18 to 20 February, with three regions competing in each weekend. The weekend of 11 to 13 February will be for Southeast Asia, Western Europe, and South America while the weekend of 18 to 20 February will be for China, Eastern Europe, and North America. Each Regional Final will be a four-team double elimination bracket with all matches being a best-of-three except for the grand finals, which will be a full best-of-five series. Each Regional Final will have a prize pool of US$100,000 and all-important 380 DPC points, which will go towards securing a direct invite to The International 11. For more esports news updates, visit https://yhoo.it/YahooEsportsSEA and check out Yahoo Esports Southeast Asia’s Facebook page and Twitter, as well as our Gaming channel on YouTube.