The esports affiliate of San Francisco’s Golden State Warriors, Golden Guardians, have announced a new partnership deal with Softgiving. During the celebration of the partnership, the team had a charity live-stream for the Make-A-Wish foundation.<\/p>\n
One of the primary goals for the partnership between the Golden Guardians and Softgiving is a series of charity stream events and fundraisers. The streams will occur during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and National Video Games Week.<\/p>\n
The Golden Guardians have community impact at their core and are eager for the new venture.<\/p>\n
Chinese esports<\/a> organization Edward Gaming have denied sexual assault allegations made by an employee. In a series of social media posts, a woman submitted video and message evidence.<\/p>\n It\u2019s rumored that Edward Gaming tried to pay her to stay quiet and keep the allegations to herself. Since the posts came to light, team management have denied all allegations.<\/p>\n In a video posted on social media, Edward Gaming stated that the employee made verbal complaints but couldn\u2019t provide the organization with any evidence. They also claim that the money she did receive wasn\u2019t to keep her quiet, but rather a bonus for previous work.<\/p>\n The Cloud9 esports organization recently announced plans to restructure their Counter-Strike<\/a>: Global Offensive team. They also stated that they\u2019d help the departing members find new homes. <\/p>\n Among those that will be transferred are Johnny “JT” Theodosiou and Aran “Sonic” Groesbeek. It is unclear what the future holds for the two South African players, both of whom moved to Cloud9 from ATK in January this year.<\/p>\nAfrica<\/h2>\n
South African Cloud9 Members Need New Homes<\/h3>\n
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