Gamer.LK’s foray into PUBG PC tournaments concluded last week with the grand finals of the Samsung Online Esports Showdown. 12 squads competed in the 3-map final which saw teams accumulate placements and kill points across the matches.

The finals standing were as follows:
First place –  Anonymous
– Bhanuka ‘Sherlock997’ Bandara
– Tharindu ‘StrX_Sniff’ Sandaruwan
– Lasith ‘tr0llk4pp4’ Hapukotuwa
– Udayanga ‘StrX_Doo’ Perera

Second place – SHY MILITARY
– Thanushka ‘Dus7y’ Amarasekara
– Pramod ‘pramodilsh96’ Chandanayake
– Ruchira ‘LaaMa_SL’ Ilangarathna
– Chan ‘Dr3adLock96’ Sliva

Third place – LK Bananas
– Sandun ‘XpliciT_Rocker’ Dushyantha
– Nipun ‘Capt_Shaggy’ Arosha
– Rishith ‘R3MY_’ Maduranga
– David ‘WTF_Kratos’ Jeewarathnam

Stay tuned to Gamer.LK for more news.
The event is sponsored by Samsung and MSI Gaming.

Fan favorites under a new name, The G-men ploughed their way to the finals of the Samsung Online Esports Showdown. They met PnX Solan Esports in the bo3 face-off which they secured convincingly with a score of 2-0.

M-eS – Vicious And Delicious placed third after beating X3 – Apes Together in the third-place decider.

First Place: The G-men
– Viren ‘Hawkie’ Dias
– Mirsab ‘Paradoxx’ Hassan
– Heshan ‘SATHAN’ Sanjaya
– Ghanem ‘[SAGE] Miester’ Shariff
– Munthasir ‘ToaDBosS’ Shiraz
– Shauban ‘Green?’ Rushdi
– Mohamed ‘InSearchOfJulieT’ Shafras

Second Place: PnX Solan Esports
– Ravindu ‘ab’ Daniel
– Deloshaan ‘matrix’ Loges
– Aara ‘prince’ Siva
– Amruth ‘Amypie’ Alfred
– Muksith ‘TZ’ Ajwath
– Dinuka ‘6ixx’ Perera

Third Place: M-eS – Vicious And Delicious
– Anupama ‘Beaver’ Wettasinghe
– Kalhara ‘Torch’ Keith
– Dinuka ‘Getzuga’ Naveen
– Kaveesha ‘Kavi’ Ihalagamage
– Adheeb ‘azzel’ Jawhar
– Tharusha ‘Panda’ Nawanjana
– Pulasthi ‘Seeker’ Withana

The event is sponsored by Samsung and MSI Gaming.

Victrix – Team Area69 met uG – L2K in the finals of the Rainbow Six Siege tournament at the Samsung Online Esports Showdown by Gamer.LK. uG – L2K was able to beat Victrix – Team Area69 with a score of 2-0. uG – L2K were favorites going into the tournament, and currently represent Union Gaming. Their story began in Xiphos Esports and then were recruited by international Esports organisation Lowkey Esports last year. With Lowkey shutting down, Union Gaming signed them on, with this event being the first title after joining the organisation. M-eS – Team Mwaha came in third place after they beat EvoX – Zero Recoil in the third-place decider.

1st Place: uG – L2K
– Gihan ‘Jay’ Jayawardana
– Gayan ‘Jayv’ Bandaranayake
– Ashen “NOS” Sachintha
– Heshan ‘BL4NK’ Virantha
– Dulshan ‘Fatalz’ Lakvidu
– Malith ‘ScorpioN’ Prasanna
– Tejitha Dilshan ‘Frosty’ Nanayakkara

2nd Place: Victrix – Team Area69
– Nilaksha ‘Ocsi’ Sumanaweera
– Vihanga ‘VIZO’ Mahishan
– Anjana ‘Eivyz’ Abeygunawardane
– Karishka ‘HornPub’ Silva
– Abdul ‘Cherry’ Aziz

3rd Place: M-eS – Team Mwaha
– Dhanujaya ‘Dhanu’ Weerakoon
– Ganeshan ‘The_Xslayer’ Abilesh
– Rasanga ‘raXan’ Rathugamage
– Sandun ‘CaSPeR Sankalpa
– Akash De ‘Mellow’ Mello
– Kevin ‘Da_Prodigy’ Wijesinghe

The event is sponsored by Samsung and MSI Gaming.

In what turned out to be a very one-sided Mobile Legends final, nA Lost Boys took on nA Angry Apes in a bo5 showdown. Lost Boys, a recent addition to Noob Alliance having transferred from Phoenix GaminG, have retained their crown after winning back to back titles with Samsung Mobile League and Gamerfest ’19 last year. In second place came another Noob Alliance team; Angry Apes. Positioned #4 in the national MLBB ranking, Angry Apes beat Wolf Gangs IDK Gaming in the semi-finals to make it to the finals. WG IDK Gaming came in third place after they beat Tech Morphs Infinite Chaos.

1st Place: nA Lost Boys
– Sahiru Galappaththi
– Akila ‘JAVA’ Jagoda
– Lakshan ‘Weediya Bandara’ Eranga
– Iruka ‘ZYANIDE’ Anuruddha
– Charuka ‘HATE MACHINE’ Wettasinghe
– Yasara Samarathunga
– Kleo ‘KLEOPXTRX” Leporcher

Second Place: nA Angry Apes
– Sandun ‘T[N]C’ Senarathne
– Gimhani ‘TIANA’ Thashmila
– Tishan ‘THE BLACK CAT’ Dhanuja
– Chamod ‘Shoon’ Peries
– Imal Thiranga
– Gehan ‘Wairus’ Panduka

Third Place : WG IDK GAMING
– Kivindu ‘Kivi’ Mahawatta
– Shehan ‘Polkura’ Reshin
– Kirul Prabhashwara
– Tharindu ‘Uchihathari’ Sadaruwan
– Vikum ‘Ast3r’ Udeshan
– Deneth ‘Darc’ Pathirage

With two placements in this title, nA extends their lead in the clan leaderboard. Stay tuned to Gamer.LK for more news as the Samsung Online Esports Showdown excitement continues.

The event is sponsored by Samsung and MSI Gaming.

The third title of the Samsung Online Esports Showdown concluded yesterday with Phoenix Gaming taking the League of Legends title and also 3rd place. However, it was enough only to push PnX from 4th place to 3rd in the overall rankings, based on the points weightage for League of Legends.

Noob Alliance stays in a firm 1st place position with 61.25 points – far ahead of Maximum eSports (34.57 points) and Phoenix GaminG (30.94 points).

With 8 titles still up for grabs, stay tuned to Gamer.LK to see which of these Sri Lankan clans are able to take that top spot!

The clan leaderboard looks like this after 2 titles concluded:
1. Noob Alliance
2. Maximum eSports
3. PhoeniX GaminG
4. Wolf Gang eSports

The Showdown is sponsored by Samsung and MSI Gaming.

How are points calculated?
https://showdown.gamer.lk/best-clan-award

What are the current standings?
https://showdown.gamer.lk/results

The hotly contested League of Legends tournament at the Samsung Online Esports Showdown by Gamer.LK saw many twists and turns as teams progressed to the grand final held yesterday. Tournament favorites were defeated and rivalries roared between League arch enemies Noob Alliance and Phoenix Gaming. The grand finals saw PnX R[3]D take on nA Phase in a bo3 final. PnX R[3]D made short work of nA Phase with 2 quick wins, securing the championship title in a 2-0 clincher.

First place – Pnx R[3]D

• Kasun ‘kassa’ Withanage
• Hilal ‘Dew’ Jismy
• Aadil ‘lema’ Jismy
• Nishal ‘Nish’ Ranaweerasinghe
• Ashen Semithu
• Prabu Thanenthiran
• Laleetha ‘lala’ Fernando

Second place – nA Phase

• Shashika ‘Candypanda’ Boteju
• Eranda ‘Garfield’ Madushan
• Tharuka ‘Kratos’ Fernando
• Anjana ‘Mojo’ Amarasinghe
• Kushan ‘Saber’ Dakshitha
• Disuru ‘K. Hawa’ Rathnayake
• Nimesh ‘Oops’ Tharindu

Third place – Pnx Lanka Lions

• Sheazard Jainudeen
• Harivarshen ‘Theunseenblade’ Selvarajah
• Tharinda ‘Psycho Naya’ De Silva
• Rihan ‘Charger’ Affridhy
• Akthar ‘The Master 46’ Hafeez
• Halidh Isham
• Thivanka ‘Onlinerr’ Yoshitha

With 1st and 3rd places secured, Phoenix Gaming adds a healthy amount of points onto their overall championship score, but will it be enough to take down nA from their current #1 spot? Follow Gamer.LK to find out.