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[email protected] Esports is staying at the Asian Games, at least according to the Olympic Council of Asia. On 28 September, the OCA confirmed that esports will keep full medal status beyond the current Aichi-Nagoya Games, rejecting reports that the discipline would be dropped after this edition. Director General Husain Al-Musallam said the OCA never announced any removal and will keep supporting the growth of esports across Asia.

Part of the confusion likely comes from a new event. On 19 September, the OCA signed a host city contract with Kuwait for the first Asian Esports and Mind Sports Games in 2027. The OCA says it is meant as an additional stage that runs alongside the Asian Games, not a replacement.

Esports has risen quickly at the Games. It was a demonstration sport in Jakarta-Palembang in 2018 and became a medal event in Hangzhou in 2022. Aichi-Nagoya now features 11 titles, including League of Legends, Pokémon UNITE, Honor of Kings and a Fighting Game Team Event. Puyo Puyo Champions has reached the quarterfinals, and the mobile MLBB tournament is heading toward its gold medal match.

The OCA's own paperwork contradicts its statement. Item 6 of the decision from the OCA Executive Board's 90th meeting on 26 November 2024 explicitly approved removing esports from the Asian Games after Aichi-Nagoya. Under that plan, esports would move entirely to a separate esports and mind games event. That document is still on the OCA's website, and no amendment or revocation accompanied this week's denial. Teams, players and federations are left with two official OCA records that say opposite things.

The OCA has also not said what esports will look like at the 2030 Games in Doha and promises only that operational plans will follow. That gap matters, because federations plan qualification cycles years in advance. The Kuwait event could become a real opportunity, or it could become the place esports is gradually moved to while the Asian Games quietly scale it back. The Doha programme will show the OCA's actual commitment more clearly than any press statement.

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/30/asian-games-esports-keeps-medal-status-oca-says/

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#esports #events #tournaments

GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 22:37 UTC

Asian Games Esports Keeps Medal Status, OCA Says

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/30/asian-games-esports-keeps-medal-status-oca-says/

#esports #events #tournaments #gameindustry

GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 22:37 UTC

[email protected] Esports is staying at the Asian Games, at least according to the Olympic Council of Asia. On 28 September, the OCA confirmed that esports will keep full medal status beyond the current Aichi-Nagoya Games, rejecting reports that the discipline would be dropped after this edition. Director General Husain Al-Musallam said the OCA never announced any removal and will keep supporting the growth of esports across Asia.

Part of the confusion likely comes from a new event. On 19 September, the OCA signed a host city contract with Kuwait for the first Asian Esports and Mind Sports Games in 2027. The OCA says it is meant as an additional stage that runs alongside the Asian Games, not a replacement.

Esports has risen quickly at the Games. It was a demonstration sport in Jakarta-Palembang in 2018 and became a medal event in Hangzhou in 2022. Aichi-Nagoya now features 11 titles, including League of Legends, Pokémon UNITE, Honor of Kings and a Fighting Game Team Event. Puyo Puyo Champions has reached the quarterfinals, and the mobile MLBB tournament is heading toward its gold medal match.

The OCA's own paperwork contradicts its statement. Item 6 of the decision from the OCA Executive Board's 90th meeting on 26 November 2024 explicitly approved removing esports from the Asian Games after Aichi-Nagoya. Under that plan, esports would move entirely to a separate esports and mind games event. That document is still on the OCA's website, and no amendment or revocation accompanied this week's denial. Teams, players and federations are left with two official OCA records that say opposite things.

The OCA has also not said what esports will look like at the 2030 Games in Doha and promises only that operational plans will follow. That gap matters, because federations plan qualification cycles years in advance. The Kuwait event could become a real opportunity, or it could become the place esports is gradually moved to while the Asian Games quietly scale it back. The Doha programme will show the OCA's actual commitment more clearly than any press statement.

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/30/asian-games-esports-keeps-medal-status-oca-says/

#Esports #Events #Tournaments

#tournaments #events #esports

GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 22:37 UTC

Asian Games Esports Keeps Medal Status, OCA Says

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/30/asian-games-esports-keeps-medal-status-oca-says/

#gameindustry #tournaments #events #esports

GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 22:37 UTC

[email protected] Esports is staying at the Asian Games, at least according to the Olympic Council of Asia. On 28 September, the OCA confirmed that esports will keep full medal status beyond the current Aichi-Nagoya Games, rejecting reports that the discipline would be dropped after this edition. Director General Husain Al-Musallam said the OCA never announced any removal and will keep supporting the growth of esports across Asia.

Part of the confusion likely comes from a new event. On 19 September, the OCA signed a host city contract with Kuwait for the first Asian Esports and Mind Sports Games in 2027. The OCA says it is meant as an additional stage that runs alongside the Asian Games, not a replacement.

Esports has risen quickly at the Games. It was a demonstration sport in Jakarta-Palembang in 2018 and became a medal event in Hangzhou in 2022. Aichi-Nagoya now features 11 titles, including League of Legends, Pokémon UNITE, Honor of Kings and a Fighting Game Team Event. Puyo Puyo Champions has reached the quarterfinals, and the mobile MLBB tournament is heading toward its gold medal match.

The OCA's own paperwork contradicts its statement. Item 6 of the decision from the OCA Executive Board's 90th meeting on 26 November 2024 explicitly approved removing esports from the Asian Games after Aichi-Nagoya. Under that plan, esports would move entirely to a separate esports and mind games event. That document is still on the OCA's website, and no amendment or revocation accompanied this week's denial. Teams, players and federations are left with two official OCA records that say opposite things.

The OCA has also not said what esports will look like at the 2030 Games in Doha and promises only that operational plans will follow. That gap matters, because federations plan qualification cycles years in advance. The Kuwait event could become a real opportunity, or it could become the place esports is gradually moved to while the Asian Games quietly scale it back. The Doha programme will show the OCA's actual commitment more clearly than any press statement.

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/30/asian-games-esports-keeps-medal-status-oca-says/

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GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 21:46 UTC

[email protected] Four series, four sweeps, not a single map dropped. The Americas had a perfect opening week at VALORANT Champions Shanghai. G2 Esports, NRG, LOUD and 100 Thieves each won their first group-stage series 2-0, and each is now one victory away from the playoffs bracket.

G2 opened against TYLOO. Lotus was level at the half before G2 pulled away 13-6, and Sunset was a 13-3 rout. Trent led the way with 38 kills, 17 deaths and 20 assists, 287 ACS, 174 ADR and a 91 percent KAST. Valyn and BABYBAY each added more than 24 kills.

Defending champions NRG arguably had the hardest draw. Its opponent was Nongshim RedForce, winners of Masters Santiago earlier this year. NRG still never needed a third map and took Lotus 13-5. Mada, back from a recent wrist injury, posted 34 kills against 23 deaths, and Brawk and keiko added 32 kills each.

LOUD's 2-0 over EDward Gaming belonged to Tkzin. He landed three aces across two maps, a record for a player on his Champions debut, and finished with 47 kills, 24 deaths, 321 ACS and 208 ADR. LOUD closed it out 13-5 on Summit.

100 Thieves had the tightest match. It beat T1 13-8 on T1's own pick, Summit, then took Ascent 13-9. Cryocells topped the board with 45 kills, 283 ACS and 86 percent KAST, while Asuna put up 22 kills on Ascent alone. The win extends the momentum from 100 Thieves' Americas Stage 2 title and pushes T1 into an elimination match.

The four teams are spread across all four groups, so every Americas side avoids the longer lower-bracket route for now. The next round pits 100 Thieves against FUT Esports, LOUD against Team Vitality, G2 against Paper Rex, and NRG against Karmine Corp.

The Americas arrived with strong seeding, so some of this was expected. Still, beating a Masters champion and T1 without dropping a map suggests the region's depth is real and not just a product of the draw. But openers only prove so much. Vitality, Karmine Corp, Paper Rex and FUT are a far sterner test. If even two Americas teams stumble, this dominant start could look much less decisive once the playoffs begin. Is this the region setting the pace in Shanghai, or just a kind first week?

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/29/valorant-champions-shanghai-americas-teams-go-4-0/

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GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 21:46 UTC

VALORANT Champions Shanghai: Americas Teams Go 4-0

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/29/valorant-champions-shanghai-americas-teams-go-4-0/

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GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 21:46 UTC

VALORANT Champions Shanghai: Americas Teams Go 4-0

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/29/valorant-champions-shanghai-americas-teams-go-4-0/

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GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 21:46 UTC

[email protected] Four series, four sweeps, not a single map dropped. The Americas had a perfect opening week at VALORANT Champions Shanghai. G2 Esports, NRG, LOUD and 100 Thieves each won their first group-stage series 2-0, and each is now one victory away from the playoffs bracket.

G2 opened against TYLOO. Lotus was level at the half before G2 pulled away 13-6, and Sunset was a 13-3 rout. Trent led the way with 38 kills, 17 deaths and 20 assists, 287 ACS, 174 ADR and a 91 percent KAST. Valyn and BABYBAY each added more than 24 kills.

Defending champions NRG arguably had the hardest draw. Its opponent was Nongshim RedForce, winners of Masters Santiago earlier this year. NRG still never needed a third map and took Lotus 13-5. Mada, back from a recent wrist injury, posted 34 kills against 23 deaths, and Brawk and keiko added 32 kills each.

LOUD's 2-0 over EDward Gaming belonged to Tkzin. He landed three aces across two maps, a record for a player on his Champions debut, and finished with 47 kills, 24 deaths, 321 ACS and 208 ADR. LOUD closed it out 13-5 on Summit.

100 Thieves had the tightest match. It beat T1 13-8 on T1's own pick, Summit, then took Ascent 13-9. Cryocells topped the board with 45 kills, 283 ACS and 86 percent KAST, while Asuna put up 22 kills on Ascent alone. The win extends the momentum from 100 Thieves' Americas Stage 2 title and pushes T1 into an elimination match.

The four teams are spread across all four groups, so every Americas side avoids the longer lower-bracket route for now. The next round pits 100 Thieves against FUT Esports, LOUD against Team Vitality, G2 against Paper Rex, and NRG against Karmine Corp.

The Americas arrived with strong seeding, so some of this was expected. Still, beating a Masters champion and T1 without dropping a map suggests the region's depth is real and not just a product of the draw. But openers only prove so much. Vitality, Karmine Corp, Paper Rex and FUT are a far sterner test. If even two Americas teams stumble, this dominant start could look much less decisive once the playoffs begin. Is this the region setting the pace in Shanghai, or just a kind first week?

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/29/valorant-champions-shanghai-americas-teams-go-4-0/

#Esports #Tournaments #EsportsTeams

#esportsteams #tournaments #esports

GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 21:46 UTC

[email protected] Four series, four sweeps, not a single map dropped. The Americas had a perfect opening week at VALORANT Champions Shanghai. G2 Esports, NRG, LOUD and 100 Thieves each won their first group-stage series 2-0, and each is now one victory away from the playoffs bracket.

G2 opened against TYLOO. Lotus was level at the half before G2 pulled away 13-6, and Sunset was a 13-3 rout. Trent led the way with 38 kills, 17 deaths and 20 assists, 287 ACS, 174 ADR and a 91 percent KAST. Valyn and BABYBAY each added more than 24 kills.

Defending champions NRG arguably had the hardest draw. Its opponent was Nongshim RedForce, winners of Masters Santiago earlier this year. NRG still never needed a third map and took Lotus 13-5. Mada, back from a recent wrist injury, posted 34 kills against 23 deaths, and Brawk and keiko added 32 kills each.

LOUD's 2-0 over EDward Gaming belonged to Tkzin. He landed three aces across two maps, a record for a player on his Champions debut, and finished with 47 kills, 24 deaths, 321 ACS and 208 ADR. LOUD closed it out 13-5 on Summit.

100 Thieves had the tightest match. It beat T1 13-8 on T1's own pick, Summit, then took Ascent 13-9. Cryocells topped the board with 45 kills, 283 ACS and 86 percent KAST, while Asuna put up 22 kills on Ascent alone. The win extends the momentum from 100 Thieves' Americas Stage 2 title and pushes T1 into an elimination match.

The four teams are spread across all four groups, so every Americas side avoids the longer lower-bracket route for now. The next round pits 100 Thieves against FUT Esports, LOUD against Team Vitality, G2 against Paper Rex, and NRG against Karmine Corp.

The Americas arrived with strong seeding, so some of this was expected. Still, beating a Masters champion and T1 without dropping a map suggests the region's depth is real and not just a product of the draw. But openers only prove so much. Vitality, Karmine Corp, Paper Rex and FUT are a far sterner test. If even two Americas teams stumble, this dominant start could look much less decisive once the playoffs begin. Is this the region setting the pace in Shanghai, or just a kind first week?

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/29/valorant-champions-shanghai-americas-teams-go-4-0/

#Esports #Tournaments #EsportsTeams

#esports #tournaments #esportsteams

GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 20:57 UTC

[email protected] Mobile Legends: Bang Bang makes its Asian Games debut in 2026, and the first-ever MLBB gold medal will be decided on Oct. 1 at the Aichi Sky Expo in Tokoname, Japan. Eleven national teams entered the tournament, which runs from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1. Iran withdrew before a single game was played.

The format is tight. Four groups play a single round-robin on Sept. 29, and the top two from each advance to a single-elimination bracket. Quarterfinals and semifinals are both on Sept. 30. Every series is best-of-three except the gold medal match, which is a best-of-seven starting at 1pm UTC+8 (1am ET).

Two groups are already decided. In Group A, Myanmar went 2-0 and Hong Kong advanced at 1-1, while Uzbekistan went out at 0-2. Group B looked the same: Malaysia 2-0, Indonesia through at 1-1, Saudi Arabia eliminated without a win. Group D holds only Cambodia and Mongolia, so both advance regardless of the result. Group C, with the Philippines, Jordan and Kazakhstan, still had matches to play before the quarterfinal bracket could be set.

The Philippines are the clear favourite. The squad is built around the core of Team Liquid PH, and Filipino teams have won six of the seven MLBB World Championships. Few esports have a frontrunner this dominant, and anything less than gold would count as an upset. Southeast Asia still has real depth, though. Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar and Cambodia are all credible contenders, and clean sweeps by Myanmar and Malaysia suggest the playoffs won't be a simple coronation.

Esports first appeared at the Asiad as a non-medal event in 2018 and became a full medal discipline in 2022. MLBB's inclusion is new, and arguably overdue for a game whose competitive economy has been centred in Southeast Asia for years. The contender list reads almost like a map of that region.

The timing is telling. Long-running Western organisations such as Complexity are shutting down, while mobile titles are earning places at national-team, multi-sport events. The PC circuit still has its big storylines, such as Invictus Gaming taking the last LPL Worlds spot. Even so, the audience and the momentum may be moving elsewhere.

Two questions stand out. Can the Philippines turn its world championship record into gold under the national flag, or will a neighbour pull off the biggest upset in the scene's history? And will strong viewership from Aichi help MLBB win a permanent place in future esports programmes? Is the esports industry's centre of gravity really moving toward mobile and Southeast Asia, or is this still a regional story that the West can afford to ignore?

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/29/mlbb-at-asian-games-2026-groups-set-gold-due-oct-1/

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GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 20:57 UTC

MLBB at Asian Games 2026: Groups Set, Gold Due Oct. 1

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/29/mlbb-at-asian-games-2026-groups-set-gold-due-oct-1/

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GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 20:57 UTC

[email protected] Mobile Legends: Bang Bang makes its Asian Games debut in 2026, and the first-ever MLBB gold medal will be decided on Oct. 1 at the Aichi Sky Expo in Tokoname, Japan. Eleven national teams entered the tournament, which runs from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1. Iran withdrew before a single game was played.

The format is tight. Four groups play a single round-robin on Sept. 29, and the top two from each advance to a single-elimination bracket. Quarterfinals and semifinals are both on Sept. 30. Every series is best-of-three except the gold medal match, which is a best-of-seven starting at 1pm UTC+8 (1am ET).

Two groups are already decided. In Group A, Myanmar went 2-0 and Hong Kong advanced at 1-1, while Uzbekistan went out at 0-2. Group B looked the same: Malaysia 2-0, Indonesia through at 1-1, Saudi Arabia eliminated without a win. Group D holds only Cambodia and Mongolia, so both advance regardless of the result. Group C, with the Philippines, Jordan and Kazakhstan, still had matches to play before the quarterfinal bracket could be set.

The Philippines are the clear favourite. The squad is built around the core of Team Liquid PH, and Filipino teams have won six of the seven MLBB World Championships. Few esports have a frontrunner this dominant, and anything less than gold would count as an upset. Southeast Asia still has real depth, though. Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar and Cambodia are all credible contenders, and clean sweeps by Myanmar and Malaysia suggest the playoffs won't be a simple coronation.

Esports first appeared at the Asiad as a non-medal event in 2018 and became a full medal discipline in 2022. MLBB's inclusion is new, and arguably overdue for a game whose competitive economy has been centred in Southeast Asia for years. The contender list reads almost like a map of that region.

The timing is telling. Long-running Western organisations such as Complexity are shutting down, while mobile titles are earning places at national-team, multi-sport events. The PC circuit still has its big storylines, such as Invictus Gaming taking the last LPL Worlds spot. Even so, the audience and the momentum may be moving elsewhere.

Two questions stand out. Can the Philippines turn its world championship record into gold under the national flag, or will a neighbour pull off the biggest upset in the scene's history? And will strong viewership from Aichi help MLBB win a permanent place in future esports programmes? Is the esports industry's centre of gravity really moving toward mobile and Southeast Asia, or is this still a regional story that the West can afford to ignore?

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/29/mlbb-at-asian-games-2026-groups-set-gold-due-oct-1/

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#mobilegames #tournaments #esports

GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 20:57 UTC

MLBB at Asian Games 2026: Groups Set, Gold Due Oct. 1

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/29/mlbb-at-asian-games-2026-groups-set-gold-due-oct-1/

#events #mobilegames #tournaments #esports

GaMP CC @[email protected] · 2026-09-29 · 20:57 UTC

[email protected] Mobile Legends: Bang Bang makes its Asian Games debut in 2026, and the first-ever MLBB gold medal will be decided on Oct. 1 at the Aichi Sky Expo in Tokoname, Japan. Eleven national teams entered the tournament, which runs from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1. Iran withdrew before a single game was played.

The format is tight. Four groups play a single round-robin on Sept. 29, and the top two from each advance to a single-elimination bracket. Quarterfinals and semifinals are both on Sept. 30. Every series is best-of-three except the gold medal match, which is a best-of-seven starting at 1pm UTC+8 (1am ET).

Two groups are already decided. In Group A, Myanmar went 2-0 and Hong Kong advanced at 1-1, while Uzbekistan went out at 0-2. Group B looked the same: Malaysia 2-0, Indonesia through at 1-1, Saudi Arabia eliminated without a win. Group D holds only Cambodia and Mongolia, so both advance regardless of the result. Group C, with the Philippines, Jordan and Kazakhstan, still had matches to play before the quarterfinal bracket could be set.

The Philippines are the clear favourite. The squad is built around the core of Team Liquid PH, and Filipino teams have won six of the seven MLBB World Championships. Few esports have a frontrunner this dominant, and anything less than gold would count as an upset. Southeast Asia still has real depth, though. Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar and Cambodia are all credible contenders, and clean sweeps by Myanmar and Malaysia suggest the playoffs won't be a simple coronation.

Esports first appeared at the Asiad as a non-medal event in 2018 and became a full medal discipline in 2022. MLBB's inclusion is new, and arguably overdue for a game whose competitive economy has been centred in Southeast Asia for years. The contender list reads almost like a map of that region.

The timing is telling. Long-running Western organisations such as Complexity are shutting down, while mobile titles are earning places at national-team, multi-sport events. The PC circuit still has its big storylines, such as Invictus Gaming taking the last LPL Worlds spot. Even so, the audience and the momentum may be moving elsewhere.

Two questions stand out. Can the Philippines turn its world championship record into gold under the national flag, or will a neighbour pull off the biggest upset in the scene's history? And will strong viewership from Aichi help MLBB win a permanent place in future esports programmes? Is the esports industry's centre of gravity really moving toward mobile and Southeast Asia, or is this still a regional story that the West can afford to ignore?

https://gampcc.online/2026/09/29/mlbb-at-asian-games-2026-groups-set-gold-due-oct-1/

#Esports #Tournaments #MobileGames

#esports #tournaments #mobilegames

ResearchBuzz: Firehose @[email protected] · 2026-09-27 · 21:00 UTC

University of Exeter: Researchers to conduct first comprehensive archaeological study of extreme medieval sports. “The medieval tournament – the iconic chivalric spectacle of jousting and mock battles – is to be the focus of a first-ever comprehensive archaeological study. The 30-month project at the University of Exeter will break new ground in exploring some of the locations and […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/27/university-of-exeter-researchers-to-conduct-first-comprehensive-archaeological-study-of-extreme-medieval-sports/

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ResearchBuzz: Firehose @[email protected] · 2026-09-27 · 21:00 UTC

University of Exeter: Researchers to conduct first comprehensive archaeological study of extreme medieval sports. “The medieval tournament – the iconic chivalric spectacle of jousting and mock battles – is to be the focus of a first-ever comprehensive archaeological study. The 30-month project at the University of Exeter will break new ground in exploring some of the locations and […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/27/university-of-exeter-researchers-to-conduct-first-comprehensive-archaeological-study-of-extreme-medieval-sports/

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ResearchBuzz: Firehose @[email protected] · 2026-09-27 · 21:00 UTC

University of Exeter: Researchers to conduct first comprehensive archaeological study of extreme medieval sports. “The medieval tournament – the iconic chivalric spectacle of jousting and mock battles – is to be the focus of a first-ever comprehensive archaeological study. The 30-month project at the University of Exeter will break new ground in exploring some of the locations and […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/27/university-of-exeter-researchers-to-conduct-first-comprehensive-archaeological-study-of-extreme-medieval-sports/

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ResearchBuzz: Firehose @[email protected] · 2026-09-27 · 21:00 UTC

University of Exeter: Researchers to conduct first comprehensive archaeological study of extreme medieval sports. “The medieval tournament – the iconic chivalric spectacle of jousting and mock battles – is to be the focus of a first-ever comprehensive archaeological study. The 30-month project at the University of Exeter will break new ground in exploring some of the locations and […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/27/university-of-exeter-researchers-to-conduct-first-comprehensive-archaeological-study-of-extreme-medieval-sports/

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SoCalGo @[email protected] · 2026-09-12 · 07:13 UTC

Santa Monica Coffee Cup 2026

🗓️ Start: September 19, 2026 8:30 am
⏳ End: September 19, 2026 5:00 pm
📍 Location: UnUrban Coffee House, 3301 Pico Blvd, 90405, Santa Monica, United States

https://www.socalgo.org/event/santa-monica-coffee-cup-2026/

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neonconch @[email protected] · 2026-09-08 · 16:13 UTC

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neonconch @[email protected] · 2026-09-08 · 16:13 UTC

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September 25th, 2026
⏰ 6 PM – 2 AM

📝 Register today:
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neonconch @[email protected] · 2026-09-08 · 16:13 UTC

🏈🎮 Gamers Gathering 2 dares YOU to enter the MAIN EVENT: MADDEN NFL 27! 🏆🔥

Form your team, hit the field, and battle your way to victory. Think you have what it takes to outplay the competition and score the most touchdowns? 👀

Andre Rodgers National Baseball Stadium
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⏰ 6 PM – 2 AM

📝 Register today:
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🏆 Claim the victory. Earn the bragging rights.

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neonconch @[email protected] · 2026-09-08 · 16:13 UTC

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Tennis @[email protected] · 2026-08-11 · 03:50 UTC

Calls for ‘ridiculous’ change to be scrapped after top tennis players quit in $48 million blow

The Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) has joined angry fans in calling for immediate change to the jam-packed…
#Tennis #NovakDjokovic #CarlosAlcaraz #JannikSinner #PTPA #TheProfessionalTennisPlayersAssociation #tournaments
https://www.europesays.com/tennis/49407/

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Tennis @[email protected] · 2026-08-11 · 00:00 UTC

Calls for ‘ridiculous’ change to be scrapped after top tennis players quit in $48 million blow

The Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) has joined angry fans in calling for immediate change to the jam-packed…
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https://www.europesays.com/tennis/49398/

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Golf @[email protected] · 2026-08-03 · 09:00 UTC

Golf: PGA Tour of Australasia adjusts New Zealand swing; NZ Open now final of three events

The NZ PGA Championship and Japan-Australasia Championship move to an earlier window, after being held from February 19-22…
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https://www.europesays.com/golf/45771/

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Follow GOLF @[email protected] · 2026-08-03 · 07:48 UTC

https://www.fogolf.com/1343976/golf-pga-tour-of-australasia-adjusts-new-zealand-swing-nz-open-now-final-of-three-events/ Golf: PGA Tour of Australasia adjusts New Zealand swing; NZ Open now final of three events #adjusted #adjusts #Australasia #been #block #challenger #events #FINAL #Golf #GolfNews #new #now #NZ #of #open #Order #pga #reshapes #Swing #that #three #Tour #tournaments #Unfold #will #Zealand

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Follow GOLF @[email protected] · 2026-08-01 · 22:22 UTC

https://www.fogolf.com/1342455/liv-golf-is-on-life-support-does-it-matter-if-the-plug-is-pulled-now-the-saudis-have-gone-opinion/ LIV Golf is on life support. Does it matter if the plug is pulled now the Saudis have gone? | Opinion #EliteChampionshipSeries #Golf #GolfNews #LivGolf #PgaTour #ScottO'Neil #tournaments

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Australia @[email protected] · 2026-07-21 · 03:20 UTC

The Under Armour Sydney FC Cup reaches new heights in 2026

The 2026 Under Armour Sydney FC Cup has come to a close after two incredible weeks of football,…
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https://www.europesays.com/australia/54820/

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Follow GOLF @[email protected] · 2026-07-14 · 06:26 UTC

https://www.fogolf.com/1321120/british-open-matt-fitzpatrick-blames-betting-for-golf-fans-bad-behaviour/ British Open: Matt Fitzpatrick blames betting for golf fans’ bad behaviour #Bad #behaviour #behind #believes #betting #Blames #british #english #Fans #FITZPATRICK #for #Golf #GolfNews #Growing #Increasingly #Leading #matt #open #popularity #RISE #Spectator #sports #tournaments #WORLD

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Golf @[email protected] · 2026-07-14 · 02:30 UTC

Golf: Dame Lydia Ko signs on as New Zealand Women’s Open returns

“We are delighted to welcome the New Zealand Women’s Open back to the Ladies European Tour schedule after…
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https://www.europesays.com/golf/36147/

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Follow GOLF @[email protected] · 2026-07-14 · 00:18 UTC

https://www.fogolf.com/1320821/golf-dame-lydia-ko-signs-on-as-new-zealand-womens-open-returns/ Golf: Dame Lydia Ko signs on as New Zealand Women’s Open returns #After #as #Competing #Dame #decade #Golf #GolfNews #HOME #ko #LYDIA #new #on #open #Overseas #return #Returns #Signs #soil #tournaments #women's #Zealand

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Bytes Europe @[email protected] · 2026-06-12 · 11:53 UTC

The Corporate Golf Outing Hasn’t Died — It Just Rebuilt Itself for a Tighter B2B Spending Environment » World Business Outlook https://www.byteseu.com/2100632/ #branding #environment #events #golf #hospitality #marketing #merchandise #networking #Procurement #roi #Sponsorship #tournaments #WBO

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Ukraine @[email protected] · 2026-06-11 · 14:45 UTC

World chess body suspends Russia after legal challenge by Ukraine

Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate …
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https://www.europesays.com/ukraine/4328/

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the node dev @[email protected] · 2025-12-21 · 19:48 UTC

ClimbIQ.gg Turns Ranked League of Legends Into Real Competitive Seasons with Rewards

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Scott's Game Room @[email protected] · 2025-12-19 · 13:30 UTC

Tournament Scoring

In my post and video about Southern Assault 2025, I talked a bit about being disappointed with apparent unevenness in the paint scoring. I don’t think my own paint score reflected what my miniatures should have gotten on the published rubric, and I know a few other people in similar situations.

In some conversations sparked by that, I’ve seen some players advocate for removing paint scores from the tournament’s scores altogether with a painting competition as a separate event. Despite my frustration with paint scores this year, I quite like the way that it is incorporated into Southern Assault’s rankings.

For the tournament, a player’s overall score is a combination of their scores from games played, sportsmanship, army composition, and painting. The tournament’s top prize requires a player to perform well in all of those categories, but there are still prizes for those who excel at just one. In addition to the top 3 overall, there are trophies for the top 3 in sportsmanship, top 3 for painting, and top 3 in just game scores. I like that the overall rankings reward painting and sportsmanship in addition to just winning games since it reflects the entire hobby.

That said, there are definitely parts of Southern Assault’s scoring that I’d be happy to see changed. I like including painting, but scoring does need to match the rubric and be applied evenly across the field. There will always be a bit of subjectiveness, but ensuring multiple judges have enough time to independently look at each entry seems like it would help out.

My least favorite part of scoring at Southern Assault is actually sportsmanship and list composition. I think those are important parts of the event, but I do not enjoy giving scores out to my opponent for sportsmanship and army composition after each game. I feel like the first ends up being like a rating on a service worker – you give 5 stars unless there’s a problem of some sort. Then for army composition, it feels like every player is working off of their own rubric for where lists should land on a 1-20 rating system. Scoring after each game also means that you have less context for early opponents than those you play against in later rounds. It also has the possibility of feeling awkward if you do give a lower score because your opponent is still sitting at the same table while you pick and write down a score for them. I’d much rather just do ranked lists for both sportsmanship and army composition at the end of the event.

I don’t think any tournament scoring system is going to make everyone happy. A lot of it comes down to personal preferences with no definitively correct method. Overall though, I do like the system used by Southern Assault.

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