News from the gaming industry of Central Asia
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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Alimjan Watson Islambekov has led the Kazakhstani streamer rankings for three consecutive months, with Almukhan "MuhanJan" Sabiev taking second place. At the Beske Bes Cyber Championship, GameLab and BRO teams won the Dota 2 and CS2 championships, respectively, sharing a total prize pool of 28,000,000 tenge. Abdumalik Malik Saylau may join PSG Quest, while the Kyrgyz national team won at the Asian Demonstration Games and took third place in the Moscow tournament.
We are sharing interesting news from the Central Asian esports industry.
Top 10 streamers of Kazakhstan published
For the third month in a row, professional Dota 2 player Alimzhan "watson" Islambekov has held the first place in the streamers' ranking. He was on air for 24 hours.
The second place was taken by Almukhan "MuhanJan" Sabiev. In October, he spent 70 hours and 40 minutes in front of the camera, and his second account, VIPKAZAKH001, rounds out the top 10 with 83 hours of broadcast time.
The third place was taken by PUBG Mobile streamer Kazanbas. His broadcasts lasted 188 hours, and views reached 87,000.
Source: pinger.pro
GameLab and BRO became winners of Beske Bes Cyber Championship
Participants shared 28,000,000 tenge.
The GameLab team became the champion of the Dota 2 championship, defeating UNKNOWNS in the final with a score of 2:0.
Distribution of Dota 2 prizes:
— first place: GameLab — 15,000,000 tenge
— second place: UNKNOWNS — 5,000,000 tenge
— third place: AAA Cyber Arena — 2,000,000 tenge
— fourth place: 2:25Cyberloft — 1,000,000 tenge
— fifth-sixth place: Totally Spies and Meta eSports — 250,000 tenge each.
The champion in the CS2 discipline was the BRO team. In the final, the lineup of Suleiman "dukefissura" Orazaly defeated Spark Cyber Club with a score of 2:1.
Distribution of CS2 prizes:
— first place: BRO — 3,000,000 tenge
— second place: Spark Cyber Club — 1,000,000 tenge
— third place: Cube — 500,000 tenge
— fourth place: 727 — 300,000 tenge
— fifth-sixth place: temp and 7292 — 100,000 tenge each.
Source: pinger.pro
PSG Quest interested in a player from Kazakhstan
Kazakhstani esports athlete Abdumalik "Malik" Saylau has attracted the interest of the esports organization PSG Quest.
The 24-year-old Kazakhstani, who plays for NAVI, may move to the esports organization in the DOTA discipline to join his compatriot Aibek "TA2000" Tokaev.
Saylau has already played for Quest at the Riyadh Masters 2023 tournament.
There has been no official confirmation of the transfer. However, after The International, the phase of active transfers usually begins. And Saylau plays the same role as Tobias "Tobi" Buchner, who recently left the team.
Source: tengrisport.kz
Kyrgyzstan esports athletes won at the Demonstration Asian Games
The national team in the XR Sports discipline — Steelraid and Robot Sports — Ultimate Battle Robots won the tournament in Hangzhou, China, under the auspices of the Asian Esports Federation.
The team surpassed esports athletes from Vietnam and Kazakhstan. In the final, they left the Thai national team behind.
New competitive disciplines were presented at the tournament held in China — XR Sports — Steelraid and Robot Sports.
Source: 24.kg
Kyrgyzstan Counter-Strike team competed in a tournament in Moscow
The Kyrgyzstan Counter-Strike national team participated in an international tournament in Russia.
The CS:GO tournament "Open Esports Student Games Beeline-2023" took place from October 28 to 29 in Moscow.
Teams from Russia, Belarus, Iran, Egypt, Serbia, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan competed for medals. The total prize fund of the tournament was 2,500,000 rubles.
The team from Kyrgyzstan took third place and won 400,000 rubles.
Source: sport.kg
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