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James Banks. TeaGuvnor. Jacky. Veracity. Fluke. Tons of UK broadcast talent like this have expressed interest in potentially coming together for an epic, one-off production about… watching paint dry. Yes, you read that correctly. No, it’s not April 1st. Esports talent from as far as Canada (CSGO caster Davey) want to travel to a studio in the UK, to watch different coloured emulsion paint decorate walls. Not only that, but they’re going to study it together, analyse it and produce a broadcast for others to watch. Continue reading Esports talent from around the world are travelling to watch paint dry…
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The Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Katowice CSGO broadcast talent/caster line-up has been revealed. From the UK, Freya Spiers is on board as desk host and Allan Hender as an analyst. Then, of the ten casters, five are from the UK – there’s Hugo Byron, JustHarry, Dinko, Hawka and Wolfy6678. The observer, Rushly, is also from the UK, as are the observers for the second broadcast – ItsRandall and Zarx, according to Liquipedia’s IEM 16 page. Continue reading IEM Katowice 2022 CSGO caster line-up announced, with a host of UK talent on board
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Image credit: Unicorns of Love Twitter The LCL (LoL Continental League), the official League of Legends league for the CIS region, now has an English broadcast with a trio of UK casters on board. Hiprain, Jamada and Viperoon will cast this, running alongside the main Russian broadcast which begins on February 12th. UK caster DocDa will also be helping the cast for week one’s matches. It’s being organised by defending LCL champions Unicorns of Love, who attended Worlds and MSI last year, and is supported by LCL organiser and sponsor Gig.me. Continue reading UK LoL broadcast talent Viperoon, Jamada and…
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British League of Legends personalities Aaron ‘Medic’ Chamberlain and Marc ‘Caedrel’ Lamont will feature in the LFL English speaking broadcasts. The pair, who are known for casting in the higher-tier LEC as well as streaming, will lend their voices to the English language broadcast of the French Ligue Française de League of Legends (LFL) as guest casters. It was recently announced that the LFL would feature an English broadcast for the first time, with Canadian esports organiser Northern Arena teaming up with Webedia, Riot Games and the LFL to broadcast it. Continue reading Caedrel and Medic join LFL English broadcast team…
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Image credit: NLC Twitter The NLC, the League of Legends European Regional League (ERL) for the UK, Ireland and Nordics, has announced its talent line-up for 2022. Casters Hiprain, Guldborg, Jamada and Troubleinc have returned to helm the new NLC under Freaks 4U Gaming. The tournament organiser has also brought on board Viperoon, Initialise and Nymaera, who were guest casters last year. The production will be broadcast from Berlin. Continue reading NLC 2022 caster line-up announced: Jamada, Trouble and more return, with Nymaera, Initialise and others joining full-time
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UK League of Legends (LoL) colour caster Dan ‘Aux’ Harrison has joined the Chinese LPL English language broadcast team. Aux made the announcement that he will be a full-time caster with the LPL in 2022 on New Year’s Eve. The news comes after Aux had a successful stint as an LPL guest caster during the Summer 2021 Season. Aux has a storied history in UK League of Legends, having played as support for Excel Esports for almost two years, helping Excel win their first ESL Prem in late 2017, before transitioning into casting. Continue reading UK caster Aux joins LPL…
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British LEC casters Marc ‘Caedrel’ Lamont and Aaron ‘Medic’ Chamberlain have joined the broadcast desk for this weekend’s Red Bull Solo Q final. The 1v1 League of Legends tournament takes place between December 4th and 5th 2021 from BMW Welt in Munich, Germany, and will feature 19 players battling it out. Casters Caerel and Medic join LEC host Eefje ‘Sjokz’ Depoortere, who was already part of the tournament when Red Bull Solo Q’s return for 2021 was announced back in the summer, as well as René ‘Masterplay’ Geigenberger as co-host, and NLC caster Georgia ‘Troubleinc’ Paras as another caster. Continue…
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Update (October 13th 2021): British esports host and interviewer Freya Spiers has joined to the CSGO PGL Major 2021 broadcast talent line-up as a stage host. The news comes after PGL CEO Silviu Stroie also confirmed on Twitter that broadcast talent will be live from the Avicii Arena (previously the plan was for them to be based at the PGL Studio in Bucharest and casting remotely). With the talent being live, it makes sense to bring a stage host into the mix: 🏟️What’s a show without a stage host?! Continue reading Freya Spiers added to PGL Major 2021 broadcast talent…
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A barrage of big British broadcast brains and names have been added to the PGL Major 2021 talent line-up. It’s the first CSGO Major in over two years, after the StarLadder Berlin Major in August and September 2019, and will see a live crowd gather at the Avicii Arena in Stockholm from October 26th to November 7th 2021. British CSGO talent includes Richard Lewis as host, Duncan ‘Thorin’ Shields as analyst, Jake ‘Jak3y’ Elton and Ryan ‘ItsRandall’ Randall as observers, James Banks as interviewer and Daniel ‘dds’ Kapadia, Alex ‘Machine’ Richardson and James Bardolph as casters. Continue reading PGL Major 2021:…
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Riot Games has announced the broadcast talent line-up for the Wild Rift: Origin Series Championship taking place between September 24th and 26th 2021. The event will see some of the best Wild Rift players EMEA/MENA battle it out in Stockholm for the chance to be crowned the Wild Rift: Origin Series champions, as well as taking home the lion’s share of €150,000. Casters include existing Wild Rift talent, Brits Excoundrel, Deman and Tridd, who are now joined by Viperoon and Carmeline – a pair who have cast several other tournaments in the UK scene in recent years. Continue reading Wild…
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The League of Legends European (EU) Masters has been renamed to Amazon European Masters following a partnership with the online retailer. The Summer 2021 broadcast talent line-up has also been revealed, and once again there’s a mix of UK and Ireland casters on board. Experienced casters from the UK League of Legends scene and beyond are on board, including Brits Foxdrop, Aux, Jamada, Munchables, Hiprain, Excoundrel and LEC regular and speedrunner Medic, as well as Greek caster Trouble and Danish caster Guldborg who have experience in the UK/Nordics NLC and LEC. Continue reading EU Masters renamed to Amazon European Masters,…
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The League of Legends European (EU) Masters broadcast talent line-up has been revealed, and once again there’s a mix of UK and Ireland casters on board. Experienced casters from the UK League of Legends scene and beyond are on board, including Brits Foxdrop, Aux, Jamada, Munchables, Hiprain, Excoundrel and LEC regular and speedrunner Medic, as well as Greek caster Trouble and Danish caster Guldborg who have experience in the UK/Nordics NLC and LEC. Continue reading EU Masters Summer 2021 broadcast line-up features host of UK talent including rising stars Viperoon and Nymaera
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US League of Legends streamer and personality Christian ‘IWillDominate’ Rivera (aka Dom) is about to make his professional casting debut on a Riot broadcast. He will be joining the LPL English broadcast stream on July 11th, covering the top-tier of Chinese League of Legends. Specifically, matches between Suning and Top Esports, and Team WE and JD Gaming. He will be joining the likes of Joe ‘Munchables’ Fenny, an experienced UK play-by-play caster who has worked with ESL UK on Premiership broadcasts, on the UKLC, EU Masters and more, and now works on the LPL English broadcast. Continue reading IWillDominate to…