Call of Duty 4 was the last title played at Samsung Online Esports Showdown where nA – Chaos met M – eS – Team iwnl in the finals. M – eS – Team iwnl was able to beat nA – Chaos with a score of 2-1.

nA – Noobs With Attitude placed third after beating TM – Team Misfits in the third-place decider.

1st Place: M – eS – Team iwnl
– Tharusha ‘A l u m : >’ Lakshan
– Sameera ‘F!R3.’ Warnasooriya
– Chathura ‘MANDUKA’ Sampath
– Musashi ‘Carlos’ De Krester
– Isuru ‘PEACE’ Abeykoon
– Pathum ‘jaffer’ Jayathilake

2nd Place: nA – Chaos
– Navod ‘Cyanide’ Bopitiya
– Sameera ‘Svtue’ Ramanayake
– Eranda ‘Garfield’ Madushan
– Lahiru ‘Sonic’ Gayan
– Chinthana ‘Chimpy’ Prasad

3rd Place: nA – Noobs With Attitude
– Ruvin ‘Ghost<3’ Kularatne
– VIshal ‘Dash’ Perera
– NIsal ‘Lucifer’ Jayasundara
– Sasitha ‘Sylaxx’ Weerathunga
– Tharindu ‘Hope’ Yapa

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The event is sponsored by Samsung and MSI Gaming.

A Free Fire tournament organized for the first time by Gamer.LK at the Samsung Online Esports Showdown concluded with 3 teams representing Alpha Esports Club dominating the top 3 spots.

1st Place: Renagados – A
– Thimira Sachintha
– Nisitha Erandaka
– Vihanga Himansha
– Chalitha Chenuthe

2nd Place: DARK GHOST – A
– Kavinda Balasooriya
– Adithya Bimsara
– Thilan buddika
– Sandula Anjana

3rd Place: Scavengers – B
– M K D Tharusha
– M W S Kalhara
– H J M J Akash
– T K A Almeda

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The event is sponsored by Samsung and MSI Gaming.

One of the more hotly contested titles in the tournament – Call of Duty Mobile concluded in an intense showdown between PnX DX  Generation vs WG Wrecking Wolves. Emotions ran high as fans from both clans showed their allegiance in live stream chats on facebook and youtube.

WG Wrecking Wolves went into the tournament as favorites coming off of a win at the previous Samsung Mobile League tournament. PnX DXG put the favorites in their place in the first map of the game with a confident win, setting up a 1-0 lead for themselves. The next 2 games fell fast in favor of Wrecking Wolves clinching a 2-1 win to take the title. 

The finals standing were as follows:
First place – WG Wrecking Wolves
– Dhanuja ‘Chief-D117’ Gunasekera
– Sapumal ‘XxX’ Herath
– Nuwan ‘Rabbit’ Thilakaratne
– Sidath ‘MadDogSIDA’ Udamuhandiram
– Isuru ‘Ghosty’ Ranaweera
– Pasindu ‘NiKolai’ Premachandra

Second place – PnX DX Generation
– Vishwa ‘Trouth’ Madhusagara
– Anushka ‘Zid’ Silva
– Thisaru ‘Xclusive’ Dilshan
– Manupa ‘No_One’ Randitha
– Isuru ‘Punisher’ Uddeepana
– Mohamed ‘XtremE’ wajeeh

Third place – The Mob
– Zamaan ‘Evilgg’ Anas
– Aathif ‘HighFlyer’ Ismath
– Thashin ‘AB’ Rahuman
– Abdullah ‘Montag’ Ajmal
– Sanjaya ‘kito’ Godagama
– Dhanush ‘HOBS’

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The event is sponsored by Samsung and MSI Gaming.

After detailed investigations, Gamer.LK has uncovered that many solo participants have teamed up to gain an unfair advantage at the Fortnite finals. Teaming up, communicating with opponents, and avoiding eliminations in an organised manner is against the rules and goes against the spirit of competitive Battle-Royale games. 

The following list of players have been disqualified based on proof of them using voice servers to communicate with their friends/clanmates during the finals. 

1. UG – Bulletz (Shawn Abeywickrama)
2. UG – Mello Yello (Dinada Balasuriya)
3. UG – Loch (Lochana Rangalla)
4. UG – kevinsheno (Kavindu Dilshan)
5. UG – Hyperaqua (Kesara Weerasinghe)
6. UG – Hamzah (Hamzah Fahim)
7. UG – Dark Lord (Roshan Ranasinghe)
8. UG – uG_KaVi_DaSh_ (Kavishka Dilshan)
9. PnX – Dulnath (Dulnath Perera)

Players who placed in top 5 spots in the tournament  are now disqualified. Apart from the listed players, questionable whatsapp conversations, screenshots and ingame footage of other players have been found, leading to the integrity of the final leaderboard being called into question. 

As a result of this widespread cheating, Gamer.LK has decided to consider the Fortnite title at Samsung Online Esports Showdown as a fun-to-play casual title and will not be included in the overall award points.

In addition, further penalties will be issued against the 9 players listed above once the Samsung Online Esports Showdown tournament ends.

Future Fornite competitions in Sri Lanka will also be considered as casual fun-to-play tournaments until Gamer.LK is able to spectate and receive required access to conduct proper and fair tournaments with the title. 

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.