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As a person who began work in the Counter-Strike community at its very start, I think Deadlock is really really well positioned. Keep the faith, its heading in the right direction.

Dimov and paws together is pretty huge.

Nice job! I think Floormen has this!

Lowkey W dropped Game 1 but came back to take the Deadlock Night Shift EU #39 finals 2-1 over Abrahams, powered by vraic's monstrous 14.75 KDA across the series.

Four great match ups highlight opening round of bracket play as teams fight for $10,000

64 teams playing in an open qualifer to join MLC, Floorman, FPSL and Abrahams in the final bracket.

Nice to have Lightbringer helping out with the site! Fun to see the difference in hero priority between MM and pro play. Let's go Apollo! I wonder if he regrets Celeste as S tier and not higher after how well vratic played on her today.

Lowkey W claimed the Night Shift EU #38 title with a clean 2-0 over Abrahams, extending their head-to-head record to a staggering 11-2 in map wins over the past week. vraic's Celeste posted a combined 22.50 KDA across both games.

Abrahams advance in Deadlock Night Shift EU #38 after no opponent was found, a casualty of the sweeping roster changes rippling through the EU competitive scene following last weekend's R1 Tourney.

Finals was a exclamation point on an event that Lowkey W controlled from day 1 to day 5.

On the back of Season 1, R1 announces another season June 23rd.

The final day is ahead for the R1 Tourney as we have reached the championship day after 5 days of group and bracket play.

With $10,000 available in prizes, Lowkey W won the group and gets a bye while Fearless Furies snuck in the fourth seed.

Three days are finished of Group Stage with one more day of groups and bracket play this weekend.

Floormen deliver a commanding 2-0 sweep over Melee Creeps in the Deadlock Night Shift NA #37 finals, with Dimov dying just three times across both maps.

Lowkey W recover from a brutal Game 2 loss to take the Deadlock Night Shift EU #37 finals 2-1, powered by vraic's series-best 9.50 KDA on Apollo across all three maps.

New sponsorship with Newegg has raised the prize pool.

FPSL player confirms he is no longer with the team on X.

Floormen swept through both the challenger match and the Bo3 finals without dropping a map, capping Night Shift #36 with a clean 2-0 over FPS Lounge — a mirror image of Abrahams' earlier EU run.