The next step of the Intel Extreme Masters is Guangzhou, China with $31,800 in prize money. Sign ups are open for the first stage of IEM 7 Guangzhou European qualification.

It's time for the first UK Open Monthly Finals where the top three players will get their hands on some top quality Tt eSPORTS gaming gear. These 32 players battled their way through all of May's UK Opens, so why not try you luck by entering the ESL UK Open on a Tuesday and Thursday?

Once again Jimmeh came close to taking his first UK Open win but yet again he fell just shy, having difficulty overcoming the mighty protoss from Team Infused Liam "Ourk" Streames, who took the victory yet again. Can Jimmeh take his 1st win on Tuesday? Can anyone stop Ourk from claiming another title? Come and try your luck!

With a wide range of tournaments in place for players at the top of the UK StarCraft II scene, such as the Blizzard StarCraft II World Championship Series UK Qualifiers and the ESL UK Open supported by Tt eSPORTS, we thought that lower league players might like something a little bit different. Last week Magico came out on top, will he repeat his feat this week?

With a wide range of tournaments in place for players at the top of the UK StarCraft II scene, such as the Blizzard StarCraft II World Championship Series UK Qualifiers and the ESL UK Open supported by Tt eSPORTS, we thought that players who are just below the top level might like something a little bit different. Last week Sabre was victorious, who will win this time?

We saw Deranging taking the 31st ESL UK Open with Jimmeh yet again coming 2nd to the zerg player but great show from the mighty Terran that is showing him as a strong contender for the Monthly tournaments coming up soon.

Thursday's tournament saw Ourk come out victorious as jimmeh couldn't manage to defeat him in the final, after Ourk had already swept aside Tuesday's winner dez. Can you replicate his feat this Thursday?

Tuesday's tournament saw Dez get his time in the spotlight as he came out on top of a strong bracket that featured players such as Ourk, rANDY, bourne and Deranging and earned himself the first place prize! Can you replicate his feat this Thursday?

With a wide range of tournaments in place for players at the top of the UK StarCraft II scene, such as the Blizzard StarCraft II World Championship Series UK Qualifiers and the ESL UK Open supported by Tt eSPORTS, we thought that lower league players might like something a little bit different.

With a wide range of tournaments in place for players at the top of the UK StarCraft II scene, such as the Blizzard StarCraft II World Championship Series UK Qualifiers and the ESL UK Open supported by Tt eSPORTS, we thought that players who are just below the top level might like something a little bit different.

The UK scene is hotting up now with more new faces making a scene in last week's bracket with Jamesykins taking out Shibbxyz in round 3, before unfortunately losing to the upcoming zerg player Phamut, who met Team Infused's Ourk in the finals. More and more players are coming out of the woodwork since the StarCraft II World Championship Series qualifiers have begun, bringing a lot more players into the UK Open!

With a wide range of tournaments in place for players at the top of the UK StarCraft II scene, such as the Blizzard StarCraft II World Championship Series UK Qualifiers and the ESL UK Open supported by Tt eSPORTS, we thought that lower league players might like something a little bit different.

Good news for everyone who has always wanted to get to know a Starcraft II pro (-fessional) in person! This month, Sascha "GoOdy" Lupp and Arthur "AkkiS" Roskos will regularly be playing VERSUS, searching for a opponents to play StarCraft 2 1v1! This means you have the chance to meet and play against them, testing your skills to see how good you are and get feedback from a top player about your play.

Every night is VERSUS night! Come join us in VERSUS, the latest in matchmaking technology. It is faster and easier than ever before to play in the ESL. Featuring the latest ESL map pool, lots of great awards to win and fair opponents looking for a gg.

Yet again another win for MilkZiktomini taking his 3rd win of the ESL UK Open, can anyone stop this mighty zerg's run? Try your luck in the next ESL UK Open!

Another win for Ziktomini on Tuesday night means that he'll be re-wallpapering his house with Tt eSPORTS products as this time he defeated dignitas.DreAm

With a wide range of tournaments in place for players at the top of the UK StarCraft II scene, such as the Blizzard StarCraft II World Championship Series UK Qualifiers and the ESL UK Open supported by Tt eSPORTS, we thought that lower league players might like something a little bit different.

I often say nothing when playing on ladder because I don't want to let myself fall in to saying too much, particularly if I'm having an especially frustrating session. Since taking this tact I've often been called bad mannered...for saying nothing? It's made me think and here are a few of my thoughts of the subject.

On Thursday Ziktomini yet again followed up his StarCraft II World Championship Series Qualifier #1 and ESL UK Open #24 with another win with TLR Deranging taking another 2nd and LaVaRotcod taking 3rd.

The group stage of the ESL UK Barcraft Championship draws to a close as the final round of matches are about to be played! Swansea top the table but a win for Manchester may let them leapfrog Swansea to take the first seed going into the knockout stage.

On Tuesday Ziktomini followed up his StarCraft II World Championship Series Qualifier #1 win by beating last week's winner Deranging amongst 27 participants!

With a wide range of tournaments in place for players at the top of the UK StarCraft II scene, such as the Blizzard StarCraft II World Championship Series UK Qualifiers and the ESL UK Open supported by Tt eSPORTS, we thought that lower league players might like something a little bit different.

People are always looking at how they can improve. Here I try to help make some headway into what can improve your play and you as a player.

Things are heating up in the ESL UK Barcraft Championship as the league stage draws towards its conclusion, and over the past couple of weeks Swansea have leapfrogged Manchester to take their position at the top of the table. This week the capital cities fight as London 1A-ers take on Glasgow, with Manchester looking to gain ground on Swansea as they go up against Derby.

Thursday saw some less well known names get their time in the spotlight, as Deranging fought off 21 opponents and then defeated Shibbxyz in order to take the first place prize!

Tuesday saw Ourk win the first cup in this new format tournament series after defeating RazerBlader in a tense final 3-2, whilst 24 players earned seeding points towards the monthly final for participating.

With a wide range of tournaments in place for players at the top of the UK StarCraft II scene, such as the Blizzard StarCraft II World Championship Series UK Qualifiers and the ESL UK Open supported by Tt eSPORTS, we thought that lower league players might like something a little bit different.

Welcome to the new and improved format of the UK Open is now taking, now supported by Tt eSPORTS! Last week saw the return of the mighty protoss player d.Bling who domanted his way through the brackets before 3-0ing Team Infused member JonnyREcco in the final.

Manchester asserted their dominance at the top of the table last week as once again London took their match with Manchester right to the wire, but their Tears of Anatol team weren't quite good enough to claim the victory. This week London Tears of Anatol will look to go one better when they meet Derby, London's 1A-ers meet Swansea and Manchester will look to continue their dominance again Leeds.

In one of the most competitive ESL UK Open events to date, Paul "JonnyREcco" Whyte once again proved to be the real deal defeating ShiJie "DreAm" Zhu in the final 3-1. Vaidas "Fargo" Radavicius and Liam "Ourk" Streames also found themselves in the top four once again.