StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty
GameBy Blizzard Entertainment · Released Jul 27, 2010
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ENCE to File for Bankruptcy After Revenue Fell 79% in Two Years
The Finnish esports organization ENCE has announced its decision to file for bankruptcy, concluding a 13-year operational history.
- Finnish esports organization ENCE has announced it will file for bankruptcy, concluding a 13-year history after revenue plummeted 79% from its 2023 peak of €6.31 million to €1.32 million in 2025.
- The organization’s financial collapse was driven by the loss of top-tier competitive results and the termination of the ESL Louvre Agreement, which previously provided guaranteed league slots and revenue sharing.
- ENCE transitioned from a €521,000 operating profit in 2023 to significant losses of €752,000 in 2024 and €993,000 in 2025.
The Esports AdvocateOct 2026
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Team Vitality Exits StarCraft II as 6th Most-Watched Organization
Team Vitality has officially concluded its involvement in the StarCraft II esports landscape, marking the end of a two-year tenure within the discipline.
- Team Vitality has officially exited StarCraft II after a two-year tenure, citing the game's exclusion from the 2026 Esports World Cup as a primary factor.
- Despite their limited two-year participation, Team Vitality ranks as the sixth most-watched organization in the history of StarCraft II esports.
- The organization generated over 2.1 million hours of live viewership during their time in the StarCraft II competitive scene.
Esports ChartsMar 2026
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Sentinels Teams With Theta Network to Deploy AI Agent
The Los Angeles-based esports organization Sentinels has entered into a strategic partnership with Theta Network to integrate an AI-powered fan-service agent into its digital ecosystem.
- Esports organization Sentinels has partnered with Theta Network to launch an AI-powered fan-service agent on its official website and Discord server.
- The AI agent is scheduled to deploy in February 2026 to provide fans with automated responses regarding match schedules, results, player information, merchandise drops, and ticket availability.
- The technology utilizes Theta EdgeCloud, a hybrid platform that leverages over 30,000 distributed edge nodes alongside Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services to provide hundreds of PetaFLOPS of GPU compute power.
The Esports AdvocateFeb 2026
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StarCraft II Returns to China
Blizzard Entertainment and the NetEase-owned Thunder Fire Group have confirmed that StarCraft II will officially return to the Mainland Chinese market on October 28, 2025.
- Blizzard Entertainment and NetEase’s Thunder Fire Group will officially relaunch StarCraft II in Mainland China on October 28, 2025.
- StarCraft II is the final Blizzard title to return to the Chinese market, following the previous re-releases of World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, Overwatch 2, and Diablo 3.
- NetEase will host an international StarCraft II esports competition at the Hangzhou Esports Centre from November 29–30, 2025.
The Esports AdvocateOct 2025
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