Today ESL revealed that tickets to Intel® Extreme Masters (IEM) Sydney 2023 have sold out, making the tournament the fastest-selling Australian esports mega-event in history. The response comes more than four years after the last IEM Sydney took place, and exemplifies the rising demand for live S-tier international esports tournaments

ESL Gaming, the world’s leading esports company, and global technology brand, Lenovo, today announced their exclusive PC partnership for ESL’s Intel® Extreme Masters (IEM) properties. Starting with IEM Dallas in June 2022, Lenovo Legion will be the official OEM Partner covering multiple IEM tournaments that will run through IEM Katowice

ESL and promoters TEG Live today announced two premier esports tournaments, the League of Legends Oceanic Pro League Finals and ESL Pro Tour: Warcraft III, will be hosted at this year’s Melbourne Esports Open (MEO) to be held at Melbourne & Olympic Parks across Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 August.

ESL, the world’s largest esports company, in collaboration with TEG Live, a leading promoter of live entertainment, today announced that the 2020 edition of the Melbourne Esports Open™ (MEO) will be headlined by Intel® Extreme Masters (IEM), the longest-running global professional esports tournament circuit in the world featuring a US

Intel and ESL, the world’s largest esports company, will once again bring the Intel® Extreme Masters (IEM) to Katowice, Poland, on February 28 through March 1, 2020. In addition to being part of the Intel® Grand Slam, next year’s IEM Katowice at the iconic Spodek Arena represents the first CS:GO

IEM Sydney, Australia’s biggest esports tournament for the year, opens its doors to the public from 10:00am tomorrow, May 3. Thousands of fans will descend upon Qudos Bank Arena to catch three intense days of esports action across two stages. Starting May 3, quarterfinals for the CS:GO portion of IEM