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The WCA European qualifiers has ended with Secret and Virtus.Pro taking the top two places and securing themselves an invite to the WCA LAN finals.

Team Secret and Virtus.Pro both have qualified to participate in WCA 2015 to be held in China during December. Eight invited European teams competed for the $87,500 prize pool and the two spots allocated to the region for the main event featuring a prize pool of $650,000.

The second iteration of BTS Americas ended with Cloud 9 emerging victorious over Team Image (ex Leviathan ) in a tense grand finals in which all the five games were played.

Ahead of their first official series at 17:00 CEST this evening, Team Kaipi has announced major roster changes. Comewithme and canceL^^ will be replacing Kikoni and Asuna.

The 6.85 patch promised to us by the end of this week arrived with important changes to all the heroes, including the ones that are not in Captains Mode. The era of Leshrac, Gyrocopter, Techies and even Queen of Pain might come to an end.

EHOME is the final team to attend the ESL One New York main event. Although Invictus Gaming has been looking strong in recent matches, EHOME emerged as the victor of the last qualifier best-of- five series, earning themselves a ticket to the first LAN event post TI5.

The crew at Beyond the Summit gave DotA2 fans another reason to look forward to December: they announced the dates and some details surrounding their next tournament, The Summit 4.

The first DotA 2Major will kick off this November in Frankfurt, Germany and over the course of six days we’ll have 16 teams competing for a total prize pool of $3,000,000.

We have to wait until December to see the global elite assemble in China for the LAN Finals of the WCA 2015 tournament, but that doesn’t mean Europe’s finest haven’t been able to treat viewers to some top notch dota these past few days, as we saw a whole host of new squads in action for the first time since TI. Get the low down on all the quaterfinal matches and what we can look forward to in the semis inside.

The Enthusiast Gaming Live Expo (EGLX) is one of Canada’s largest eSports event featuring 30 different games and multiple gaming celebraties.