This week in esports...

ELEAGUE says hello to some Major qualifiers amid a major upset, MLB takes a swing at esports, and Valve announces the 2017 spring roster lock as January 9th - let the shuffle begin!

League numbers are in turns out it's a hit! Plus some truly epic roster shuffles, CS:GO is in full swing with some unlikely heroes taking the podium, and console has its day in the sun with a weekend full of finals.

This week in esports: the ECS crowns a CS:GO winner - SPOILER ALERT: they don't hail from Brazil. Fnatic breaks LCS records in Europe, and oh yeah we've got the final TI6 Dota2 lineup.

Today's Esports Weekly Round Up is all about the number 2: with week 2 of LCS happening around the world, a celebration of the 2nd Major Dota2 win for OG, And MLG's COD Anaheim Open…TOO

We're in the thick of the LCS Summer Split on three different continents, ELEAGUE crowns the Group B CS:GO winner - oui! - and gears up for Group C madness. And after day 1 of play its safe to say we're having one heck of a Manila Major

Virtus.pro is a no go to Nanyang and Summit 5 for very different reasons, ELEAGUE kicks off its love affair with CS:GO

and the LCS Summer Split is upon us!

DreamLeague Season 5 is taken by some familiar faces, in a familiar fashion, MLG's America's Minor shows us what Canada is made of and the number of grand finals won by OpTic and lost by Na'Vi tops two…This is your Esports Weekly Roundup.

This week in esports Activision Blizzard + Facebook equals MLG live streaming turned up to 11. The World Esports Association announces their formation with a rowdy CS:GO throw down and three esports teams have a few more dollars in their pockets after a weekend of major tournament wins.

This week in esports: Echo Fox shakes things up with a new CEO, Team YP asks whats in a name? And an upset in Manilla as an underdog team soars above the rest, you're listening to the Esports Weekly Roundup.

A weekly news round up of competitive DotA2, CS:GO, and League of Legends