During the weekend, Valve had a short autumn cut of their alleged cheat list.

Among the scripts and the accounts that received aban on Valve Anti Cheat (VAC) were some familiar names for those who follow pro CS:GO.

Nothing less than Hovik "KQLY" Tovmassian Titan and Gordon "SF" Giry Epsilon were banned, just hours before their team came out to Dreamhack Winter in Sweden, which forced the tournament to leave teams and teams abandoning the players.

The consequences have been confusing, and just like in the announcement of Dota's party engagement last month, the effects are much wider than those involved.

Even the moments previously defined in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Esports, as well as the incredible shot from shot USP KQLY in ESL One below.

Or take a hacker with your hands in the code?

Let us investigate the marvel.The Rise of Online Gaming and StreamingIn the previous four decades, internet gaming has gotten one of the world's greatest media outlets.

As per a 2011 report by Entertainment Software Association, the normal age of a gamer in the United States is 37 and 42 percent of these gamers are female.Probably the greatest pattern today, in live spilling isn't music (as you may have recently accepted), yet serious gaming.

Various destinations today, providing food explicitly to gamers and their fans stream e-sport occasions.

Own3D.tv started online computer game spilling in 2010, and at present, the site gets more than 4,000,000 one of a kind watchers a month for computer game live streams.

June 2011 saw more than 200,000 simultaneous watchers viewing a Dreamhack challenge (which is based around League of Legends, another well known game) on Own3D, with around 250 GBps of traffic through the occasion.What's more, live video spilling seller Justin.tv saw e-sports video gushing develop at such a fast rate, that they committed a whole site to it.

It has additionally gotten more than 80,000 downloads of its iPhone portable application in under a month of the application's dispatch.

First, we will look into the competitive aspect of the game.

There are several international tournaments held for both games, with the ESL one being the most prestigious.

Not to mention, Valve has used its influence to allow various communities of gamers to create their own versions of these games, which are now being supported by the giant publisher.In terms of fan interaction, League of Legends and CS: GO are both top-ranking when compared to other sports games.

Compare that to the lesser known spectator game events of Dreamhack and Insomnia, whose sheer popularity means they attract just a fraction of the players.When it comes to gameplay, both Counter-Strike and League of Legends feature incredibly dynamic gameplay with an incredible emphasis on objective-based games.

As you might expect, given the huge prize money involved, Counter-Strike tournaments are the biggest sports games around, with the largest prize purse usually awarded to the grand final, where the most talented team at the event is awarded the title.As far as international tournaments go, CS: GO is currently the most popular.

This, in itself, makes them hugely hard to get tickets to and incredibly competitive to win, with players sometimes playing up to four hours each day, almost daily.

First, we will look into the competitive aspect of the game.

There are several international tournaments held for both games, with the ESL one being the most prestigious.

Not to mention, Valve has used its influence to allow various communities of gamers to create their own versions of these games, which are now being supported by the giant publisher.In terms of fan interaction, League of Legends and CS: GO are both top-ranking when compared to other sports games.

Compare that to the lesser known spectator game events of Dreamhack and Insomnia, whose sheer popularity means they attract just a fraction of the players.When it comes to gameplay, both Counter-Strike and League of Legends feature incredibly dynamic gameplay with an incredible emphasis on objective-based games.

As you might expect, given the huge prize money involved, Counter-Strike tournaments are the biggest sports games around, with the largest prize purse usually awarded to the grand final, where the most talented team at the event is awarded the title.As far as international tournaments go, CS: GO is currently the most popular.

This, in itself, makes them hugely hard to get tickets to and incredibly competitive to win, with players sometimes playing up to four hours each day, almost daily.