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Former Naventic players file lawsuit against owner for unpaid earnings
Today it was revealed by Dot Esports' reporter Nicole Carpenter that five former professional Heroes of the Storm players for Team Naventic have filed a lawsuit against former owner, James Ross Elliot II, for more than $50,000 in unpaid earnings. According to the report and information provided to InvenGlobal, the players had tried to serve court documents to the owner 14 times. But, due to Elliot's unknown location, they had been unable to complete the process. The Dot Esports report claims that Christopher “zuna” Buechter, Ken “Kenma” Buechter, Sammuel “bigempct” Hua, Thomas “Tomster” Maguire, and Josh “bkid” Choi state that they are owed $55,125 in unpaid wages and prize money, not including interest.
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SKT Clid on Faker's Improvement in Playstyle, His Debut in LCK, and His Playstyle as Jungler
On the 18th of January, at the LoL Park, day 3 of the 2019 LCK Spring Split took place. On the second series of the day, SK Telecom T1 defeated Afreeca Freecs with a score of 2-0. Throughout the serie
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SKT Mata: "It’s been about 2 months since Teddy and I began playing together, and we believe that we have the potential to get even better together"
On the 18th of January, at the LoL Park, day 3 of the 2019 LCK Spring Split took place. On the second series of the day, SK Telecom T1 defeated Afreeca Freecs with a score of 2-0. Throughout the serie
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SB Joker on Their Unique Strategy: "What you saw is just the tip of the iceberg. From our top laner to support, we can swap around any lane at will."
On the 18th of January, at the LoL Park, the 3rd day of the 2019 LCK Spring Split took place. The first series of the day featured SANDBOX Gaming and Gen.G Esports, in which SANDBOX Gaming took a conv
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G2 Ocelote: "When you're no longer a professional player, you savor your victories in hindsight far more than you did in the moment."
About one week before the start of the 2019 LEC Spring Split, Ocelote spoke with Inven Global about his expectations for the new season, the life of a professional player, and his wealth of perspective from the many hats he has worn in the G2 Esports organization.
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National PUBG League Reveals 2019 North American Event Schedule, Culminating in a Global Championship with a $1M Prize Pool
Over The Course of Three Phases, Sixteen Teams Will Compete for Prizes, Event Invitations, a Trip to The Global Championship and MoreJan. 17, 2019 -- The National PUBG League (NPL), the premier PUBG E
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Slasher's Declassified Guide to Fixing Overwatch (Or, How to Get Sh*t Done)
“Game balance doesn’t have to be drama, right? It’s not a scandal, it’s just something that the community is at odds with the god developer [about],” Slasher said. “That type of issue I’ve always felt strongly should be out in the public, and developers do put pressure on players to not [speak publicly].
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Ssumday Talks about Rejoining 100 Thieves, his New Teammates, and Responds to Impact with his own NA Top Laner Ranking
100 Thieves had a decent first year in the League of Legends scene. In their rookie season, they finished 1st place in the regular season and runner up in the finals. The summer season wasn't as good
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GRF Sword: "SKT T1 will be so scary once they shape up more as a team. Afreeca has such a strong upper lane. Personally, I think they're tough since there's Kiin in the top lane."
On the 17th of January (KST), Griffin (GRF) swept Kingzone DragonX (KZ) 2:0 in the 2019 LCK Spring Split. Currently rated as the number 1 favorites for this Spring, GRF dominated KZ throughout the
