Following the run-away success of It's Gosu's first Dota 2 touranment, we're proud to annouce the return of Monthly Madness for a second season! IGMM's second season will feel both new and familiar, as our list of invitational teams is full of names both old and new, and the casting team of Ayesee and Draskyl make their return, only this time with a brand new partner and streaming service in Own3D.tv!

Well here we are ladies and gentlemen, another season of Code S is nearing its completion, with only two players left standing, ready to duke it out for the highest prize in all of Esports. The GSL Finals has been looked at as the pinnacle of SC2 accomplishment since its inception, and despite the somewhat lackluster finals we have seen in the past, few tournament finals can match the hype behind a set of BOX matches on the biggest stage in SC2. So before I work myself up into more Artosis “nerd chills,” let's take a closer look at the 2012 GSL Season 2 Finals, between LG-IMMVP and ST_Squirtle.

32 players, 3 days, $26,400 dollars in prize money, that is  MLG Spring Arena 2 in a nutshell.  Every player earned his spot in this tournament competing against their region’s best of the best. Now, we, as Starcraft II fans, get to enjoy 3 action packed days of great games. And who are we going to see? Below I have sorted the players into groups, the bottom eleven, the mid eleven, and top ten. Only the last group is ranked, the others are listed in no particular order.

Just one week ago It's Gosu announced the first season of the It's Gosu Dota 2 League (IGDL), and it has already played to more than 175 games between the cream of the crop in worldwide Dota 2 talent. After seven days of fierce fighting, we take a look at which players sit atop the standings.

While Americans and Europeans made the switch from DotA to Dota 2, the best Chinese powerhouses have yet to make the changeover. That being said, a few Chinese teams such as World Elite, Canis Lupus Campestris and DK have expressed their desire to play the sequel. In this interview, we will concentrate on the latter and more precisely with the captain of the team, Xu 'BurNIng' Zhilei. He will hark back to his long and successful career in DotA. He will also explain the reasons why Chinese teams are not that involved in the Dota 2 scene, and express his thoughts about the game, and much, much more.

After duking it our for two weeks, we have our regional representatives: North America-Trademark Esports, Oceania-Frenetic Array, Europe-Blackfade.

Coming quickly on the heels of our signings with Own3d.Tv and Razer, we are today proud to announce another major sponsor: the leading name in energy drinks, NOS Energy Drink.

Well here we are again at the round of four of another season of the GSL Code S! This season was quite exciting; with a ton of upsets that no one could’ve guessed, including last season’s GSL champion DongRaeGu and 2 time MLG champion MarineKing Prime falling to Code A in the Ro.32. Alas, we are left with our final four: LG-IM Mvp, Startale Parting, Liquid’ Hero and Startale Squirtle. But before we get into the predictions, let’s take a look at the players’ road to the Ro.4!

Last weekend, It’s Gosu’s StarCraft II division qualified in fourth and last qualifier of the IPL Team Arena Challenge and will be joining teams such as  Incredble Miracle,  mousesports,  Prime and  New Star HoSeo in the main event.

Due to the departure of two players from  Darer Entertainment to  Virtus Pro, It’s Gosu’s Monthly Madness organizers have decided to host a match against the two that will determine who will face Evil Geniuses in the Round-of-16.