If Twitter could get their act together, they could have something with a huge revenue upside on their hands.

Even if the CS:GO skins economy completely tanks, Valve's revenue generating abilities will still continue to take in everything it can from its Dota 2 players. They're gonna be just fine.

Here's my ridiculous theory on how you can solve the seeding problem and grow your tournament at the same time. It's probably a bad idea.

I'm going to learn how to play a fighting game. Today's episode is a thinking-aloud session about starting along this winding road.

Gambling is over, or so it seems, for CS:GO skin owners. Most of these events transpire while I was on a jet plane flying back from Las Vegas, so in today's episode I attempt to summarize the current state of gambling in the game. After a few beers.

Instead of talking about EVO as it was going on, here's my take on it all after the fact. And after a full night's rest and a day at work.

Pokemon GO: I'm playing it now and I have some thoughts about it. Also, I've got EVO fever and I'm itching to start my vacation.

Everyone's been talking about the legality of CSGOLotto but not about how to make a pile of money betting skins online. Here's my tutorial on how to do exactly that.

Sort of.

Today's episode is an overview of the optics of yesterday's ELEAGUE ruling and how a forced hand might have caused the resulting public row.

Kick back with me, and my second beer, while I regale you with two very different stories of two very different orgs.