Hearthstone esports - page 2

The Hearthstone 2020 competitive circuit started with a French victory and continues like this! It was time to repeat the feat for xBlyzes in an extraordinary final that he won over TNCAnswer 3-2.

After deciding to relocate the Hearthstone Masters Tour from Bali to Los Angeles, Blizzard have reconsidered their decision: the event will be played online.

The Masters Tour Arlington just ended with the victory of Zakarya "xBlyzes" Hail. Are you looking for decks that led him to victory? You'll find them here alongside all top 4 players' decklists.

The Hearthstone Masters Tour Arlington gathered more than 250 players from January 31 to February 2, and Zacharya "xBlyzes" Hail eventually prevailed!

To add to the prize pool for the Year of the Dragon Masters Tour, Blizzard is offering all Hearthstone players the chance to participate in a crowdfunding event that will directly support the esports on Hearthstone!

The new phase of the 2020 Hearthstone competitive tour has been announced! After Arlington, the Masters Tour will welcome more than 300 players next March in Indonesia. Here's all the details on qualification and the tournament.

The first Masters Tour event of 2020 will be broadcast on YouTube! The Arlington tournament will take place from January 31 to February 2, and will bring together nearly 360 players competing for a share of $250,000.

The Hearthstone Global Games (HGG) are back from November 15 to December 22! Are you ready to root for your national team?!

After the release of the new Battlegrounds mode, Blizzard has just announced an Inn-vitational tournament played with this brand new mode! Get ready to cheer on teams mixing your favorite streamers coached by professional players.

Twitch Drops have been commonplace on Hearthstone since 2019. At almost every competitive event, viewers have the opportunity to win many of Saviors of Uldum's boosters. All the information for the GrandMasters Finals are to be found here.

Before Bucharest, numbers of players were close to the podium. However, at the end of the competition, two players per region were relegated while two other ones were promoted...

The Masters Tours Bucharest which happened this week-end was won by the Canadian player Eddie. It also made possible the qualifications of two new Grandmasters! Wondering which decks they were playing? Well, we got your back.

Last big competitive event of the year for this new format of the Hearthstone competitive esports, the European Masters Tour will take place in the Romanian capital: Bucharest!

We know the names of the eight players that qualified for the BlizzCon 2019 Grand Finals — and the least we can say is that we expect this tournament to be spectacular!

Since the Specialist format was criticized by the players and the community, Grandmasters will adopt the Conquest format. Do you want to play like a pro? Well, we've collected their decklists for you to enjoy!

Following the Playoffs, Grandmasters Season 2 is almost over — and we now know the names of the three players that will respectively represent their region at BlizzCon 2019!

An experienced and respected member of the Hearthstone community, Brian Kibler has given his opinion on Blitzchung's suspension. He decided to stay away from his caster's role until the situation has changed.

Following events that transpired during Grandmasters at the weekend, Blitzchung has been banned from the circuit. The Chinese player showed his support for Hong Kong during the official Blizzard broadcast.

Grandmasters keep complaining about Hearthstone competitive scene which is gradually making them unhappy. Last week-end, the German player Seiko was playing another game during his matches...

Won by Felkeine, the Masters Tour Seoul was a great success for French players with four of them in the Top 8. A historical performance that was made possible because of one major thing... their decklists. Check out those of the Top 8 players of the competition.