Henrik “FeTiSh” Christensen will step down as the coach of Heroic’s Counter-Strike team for personal reasons. “I leave the team to focus on other things, including my family, which also forced me to stay at home for personal reasons during the ELEAGUE tournament, but I would like to thank all the Heroic players and RFRSH, and I wish […]

The ELEAGUE CS:GO Premier came at an opportune time.

Heroic stunned the Counter-Strike community Saturday by advancing to the playoffs of the ELEAGUE CS:GO Premier.

The final five teams punched their tickets to the ELEAGUE CS:GO Premier over the weekend.

Jacob “Pimp” Winneche joined Heroic’s Counter-Strike team as a substitute for the ESL Pro League, the organization announced Tuesday.

Valdemar “valde” Bjørn Vangså announced Tuesday he is no longer a part of Heroic’s Counter-Strike team and has become a free agent.

Journalist Richard Lewis revealed Thursday documents that show RFRSH Entertainment owns majority shares in Astralis and Heroic — despite a previous denial from the organization.

The World Esports Association (WESA) announced Thursday that RFRSH Entertainment, which represents Counter-Strike teams Astralis, Godsent and Heroic, has come to agreement in adoption of WESA’s standards regarding multiple team ownership.

Danish Counter-Strike team North is in serious discussions about acquiring benched Heroic player Valdemar “Valde” Bjørn Vangså, according to multiple sources close to both organizations.

The Danish Sports Federation refuses to recognize esports as an official sport in Denmark, and RFRSH Entertainment could be part of the reason why.