Some dreams never die. Following a two-year absence from the competitive gaming scene, Flash eSports founder Terence Ting has revived the brand as Team Flash, with offices located in Singapore and Indonesia. Team Flash are starting the year strong by signing Team Vestigial and Wen Jun ‘hibidi’ Chiang, the ...
It’s time to get competitive spirits high again! Flash eSports have announced that online registrations for the inaugural Singapore FIFA 13 Cup are now open, with the first tournament kicking off next Sunday, 26th May. The series was born out of a desire to “inject life into an otherwise ...
We interview Terence Ting, owner and founder of Flash E-Sports, on how his team works.
Team Zenith walked away champions of the Flash Dota 2 Professional League following a clean sweep of First Departure in their final set of games yesterday. Iceiceice also picked up the Most Valuable Player award – an additional Steam wallet prize. The shoutcasting contest was won by Lim Lyn-Feng, ...
In an interview today at the Flash Dota 2 Amateur League, Flash E-Sports owner and founder Terence ‘SoloZ’ Ting said that the team was looking at picking a new Dota 2 team – “two to three to be specific” – from the pool of up-and-coming talents present in their Dota 2 tournaments. While ...
Your teams for tomorrow’s Pro League Round of 8 showdown are: First Departure Zenith P+Z Grass Air.MX D2K DsD [L]ittle In a surprising turn of events, three out of the sixteen teams that played this morning did not show. Four in total were disqualified. Teams HARROSH 3.0, sohaijor, and Stars ...
First Departure beat Team Zenith (of The International fame) this evening to win the Flash Dota 2 Amateur League.
The Flash E-Sports Dota 2 League’s open tournament concluded yesterday, after drawing a record-breaking crowd of over 400 players and spectators. More after the jump!
Flash E-Sports announced their Dota 2 league last Friday. With the dearth of well-run professional Dota 2 tournaments in the country, it comes as no surprise that the FD2L has since been overwhelmed with applicants. The 64-team tournament for the league’s already has 30 confirmed teams, with another 41 ...
IEM Singapore’s Open Bracket currently only has nineteen players according to a post on ESL World, and signups are still open.