Esports in the Philippines - Features | Philstar.com

Team Liquid Philippines coach, Rodel "Arsy" Cruz organized a small fundraiser for his previous team Myanmar's Falcon Esports, which was affected by a magnitude 7.7 earthquake last March 28.

As a student, Jon Arvin Tenoria, known to most Filipino gamers as “Fuego Gaming”, would find himself sleeping at 7 p.m. every night to be able wake up early in the morning to play Mobile Legends Bang Bang.

Riot Games’ most recent Valorant esports tournament, Masters Bangkok, achieved different milestones for the developer’s first major competition in Southeast Asia.

As the Valorant Championship Tour's Masters: Bangkok concludes this weekend, Riot Games has launched an upcoming new agent.

Former Blacklist International players Salic "Hadji" Imam and Kiel "Oheb" Soriano find themselves in different jerseys after almost eight seasons of wearing the same Blacklist International uniform.

In MLBB, when you talk about Bren, you immediately think of Angelo "Pheww" Arcangel, and David "FlapTzy" Canon. But this season, both players and the entire M5 roster of AP Bren are now under the banner of Team Falcons PH.

Team Falcons was recently announced as one of the new teams entering the local scene of the Mobile Legends Professional League (MPL) and although MLBB is the reason for their arrival, the team is also looking at the future of their operations in the country and in Southeast Asia as a whole.

Though many welcomed the continuous transformation of the local Mobile Legends Bang Bang scene, there are some who are left heartbroken by the departures, especially for fan favorite team Blacklist International.