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Esports is expected to reach about 500 million fans worldwide by 2020, thanks in part to the success of Intel® Extreme Masters (IEM), the longest running global Esports tournament series. That success has driven an expanded partnership between Intel and ESL, enabling all of ESL's amateur and pro Esports, plus its studio and broadcasting operations, to be powered by Intel® technology. That means all tournament PCs will feature the latest Intel® Core™ i7 processors, so you can watch the pros perform at their best.
Intel and ESL, the world's largest Esports company, have kicked-off an exciting Season 12 of Intel® Extreme Masters.
Returning to Oakland on November 18-19, IEM will host Counter-Strike: Global Offensive with a total pool of $300K in prize money.
The world's best teams in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive* battled in front of 7,000+ fans each day with nearly 8 million unique online viewers, but only one took the title.
IEM Season 12 heads to beautiful Shanghai, returning to ChinaJoy for an exciting event that will definitely be one to watch.
The world's best gamers will face off in Katowice, Poland for the 6th year in a row, competing in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, League of Legends*, and SC2: Legacy of the Void* in the hopes of earning the World Championship title.
Intel® Extreme Masters Certified PCs provide everything you need to fully immerse yourself in your favorite game, from VR-ready specs to support for 4K and livestreaming gameplay. Each system comes bundled with Halo Wars* 2, Warhammer End Times: Vermintide*, Just Cause 3*, Dreadnought, and more!
Meet the most promising teams in Esports powered by Intel® technology.
Since entering the professional gaming world of League of Legends in 2013, Edward Gaming from China is a competitive team to keep your eye on.
Captained by world champion Christin "potter" Chi, CLG Red is universally recognized as North America's top female gaming team since its conception in 2002 and is currently the most accomplished female gaming team of all time.
Invictus Gaming is a professional eSports organization HQ'd in China, dedicated to creating "the world's top electronic sports club." They were founded in 2011 by Wang Sicong, and consist of squads for Dota 2*, League of Legends*, CrossFire*, and StarCraft II*.
The world's top players and legendary gameplay come together in the world's great cities. It's competition, glory, and more than $300,000 in prizes.
Keep track of who's on top, watch live matches, and more on the world's largest Esports network, ESL Pro League.
Get into gaming tournaments and ladders across all games and skills on the world's leading platform for Esports: ESL Play.
Go where the professional gamers play: ESEA. Play Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Counter-Strike 1.6, and Team Fortress 2 in a cheat-free environment and compete to win cash and prizes.