Incredible Connection is currently readying their next One Night Cup. The next Cup will be a Counter Strike Source event, and it will have a limit of 16 teams. The format will be single elimination. IC is currently looking for some admin help, so feel free to email quick@incredible.co.za, if you'd like apply to assist. The One Night Cup prizing will come in the form of 5x 5GB Prepaid Account... more.

Interested in online gaming? Like playing leagues? Well, a new start up called One Week Leagues (OWL) has started to cater for the gaming community. OWL has started a few leagues which are already active, and more are coming soon. Teams are required to play as many games as possible, and they will need to confirm their scores. At the end of the week the league winners are announced on the site ... more.

Incredible Connection will kick 2010 off with a new One Night Cup series. The league will boast an Afrihost partnership which sees prizing in the form of 5GB prepaid ADSL accounts for first place, and 3GB ADSL prepaid accounts for second place, per player, per team. The competition takes place on the 31st of January and it will involve Call of Duty 4 teams. The registration opens on the 25th o... more.

Over the past few days we've been chatting to the guys from BloodMoney, a new online tournament with the big M involved. The 'big M', you might ask? Money, money money. That's right, BloodMoney are hosting online gaming competitions where competitors can win cash back for their efforts in destroying faces. The tournament will be team-based (for certain games), and then individually-based ... more.

In a few weeks time will see the 'biggest' gaming even in Durban. Frag LAN will be aiming at a full 500-man LAN with 90% of the network being Gigabit. The organisers are requesting that you buy your ticket as soon as possible. Bookings will only be accepted once the seat has been paid for, and there will be no reservation without payment. The Details: Date: 11-13 December 2009 Time: 1... more.

A new gaming organisation that has been formed, and these guys are mostly into their FPS games. While FPS might be the name of the game, they are however interested in moving towards other games. HD is currently headed by Jared "discretE", and they are on the rise as they have recruited some of the better teams. Expect to see old eNg (enigma) players from Team Fortress 2, as well as other up a... more.

The Battle of the Clans (BOTC) team has decided to lift the ban on the Counter Strike Source team Royalty Games Club Sport (also known as Hybrid). The ban on the player who was adjudged to have cheated remains in place. Rob 'iNFy' Hart, BOTC organiser, says the decision was taken to follow AGASA's lead as from what he can see, it only bans the player(s) concerned and not necessarily the whole t... more.

Pantheon and MPLD have teamed up once again to bring the Counter-Strike: Source community another competition for gamers in and around the Johannesburg an Pretoria areas. The new team, Soviet, won the last Counter-Strike: Source competition at MPLD, and maybe this time teams will come better prepared. The miNt Gaming team plans on attending the competition, with possibly its full lineup. Although ... more.

With the current state of the community, many gamers would say the competitive e-Sports community in South Africa is going through a rough patch. A lot of people are focusing on the negatives at the moment, such as Ben "Equinox" Greenwood leaving the SA Gaming community, the number one TeamFortress 2 team, Brazen, are inactive and there are rumors that they could split, many of the good players ar... more.

The Intel Battle Of The Clans competition is about to go live once again. The very successful tournament hosted and run by Robert "iNFy" Hart has proven to be one of, if not, the most premiere online competition South Africa has to offer. With Intel sponsoring some huge prizes, the tournament draws in all the big names. Registrations are about to go live with the competition scheduled to start on ... more.

Titans fall Over the past few weeks the Counter-Strike: Source community has seen many of the top teams disbanding, only to form newer stronger teams, which in the course of a few weeks seem to die without any explanation. The first team to disband was heAd, only to form one of the most strongest teams around, soviet consists of 3 heAd players and 2 former asceNt players, and about 3 weeks ago ... more.

Two weeks have gone by since the start of the second Leg and one thing is very clear – the competition is extremely close. miNt Gaming started off strong by taking down GodMode 16-13 on Nuke, and then silencing all critics by drawing with the Battle of the Clans double champions –Eternal Conflict on Dust2. Eternal Conflict - had another tough match on their hands when they faced o... more.

AGASA has finally released their divisions for Counter-Strike: Source, where teams have been split up into premiere and 1st division. The top four teams from each pool of Leg 1, have automatically been drafted into the premiere league, and those teams which stayed active but did not make the top 4 in their pool have been placed in the 1st division, much like the Call of Duty 4 league. There are... more.

Registrations have been opened for the AGASA League: leg 2, teams have from now until the 20th of April to register themselves for the league. Teams that stayed active throughout the first leg have already been placed into the premier and first division leagues (depending on your game of choice), and new teams wishing to register for the new leg will have to compete in the first or second... more.

Both the Counter-Strike: Source and Call of Duty 4 teams have been struggling to find suitable players to fill the fifth position available in both teams. The teams have now found more than capable players, that will bring much needed experience. Both teams believe they now have stronger lineups, more than capable of being a competitive team, as they have shown in recent friendlies.  The Cou... more.