The North American Shuffle is a mainstay in the Counter Strike culture. After a North American LAN where a North American team fails to show any spark of light, we get to look forward to the shuffling of North American players on pretty much any releva..

So, as a North American, I'm pretty embarrassed. And I'm pretty sure the North American CSGO teams feel pretty dissapointed in themselves too. Not one single map was won by a North American team against any European team at ESEA S18 LAN Finals.

First, I would like to apologize. The show has not seen day light in over two weeks it feels like, and that sucks! However, a lot of things are to come of this podcast, and I just wanted to let you guys know the grass will be greener on the other side.

If the year was 2006, and I were to tell you I got a jumping scout headshot in Counter-Strike: Source, you'd be all like "not uh!" Today however, it's becoming the norm. It needs to die. Oh, and some tournaments to talk about this week,

We saw two LANs this weekend with Fragadelphia in Philadelphia, plus Gfinity in London. I dropped the ball, couldn't even attend Fragadelphia. But did you see what Valve said about the next operation? Or what Cevo's tiers are coming into Season 7?

Katowice 2015 Results and more! If you watched the whole thing unfold, you were in for a real treat. Every team did well, and put on their A-Games, if you will. And I could not wait to talk about it. So here it is everyone, enjoy! -

Let's talk Katowice, but first let's talk about North America's chances at winning a CSGO major. Oh wait, they're gone. That's right, out the window! But I talk about some other stuff too. Stuff such as stolen property, funny sound clips,

It's finally upon us, ESL-One Katowice 2015! With $250,000 in price earnings up for grabs, how could this episode not have predictions? With Cevo and ESEA holding their LAN's next month in April, we briefly discuss those.