Tag: Signify
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Signify disbands operations citing conflict of interest
One of India’s leading and prominent esports organisation, Signify, will be seizing all its operations effective 1st July 2019. Signify brand and their accompanying teams will be dissolved. Horizon Sports India Pvt. Ltd., the original creators of brand Signify had a conflict of interest over the structure of ownership with other partner Cobx Gaming Pvt.…
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“In 10 years, I hope to be in a reputed organization, continuing to play:” Agneya “Marzil” Koushik
Continuing with the “Talkesport Interact” Series, today, we will be interviewing Agneya “Marzil” Koushik. Marzil is currently playing for Signify, which was formed a day before DreamHack Mumbai, after having played for OpTic India. The team made it to final but were unable to convert it to silverware. Marzil not only plays the game professionally,…
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Global Esports win against Made in Thailand; move onto round three of IEM Sydney SEA Open qualifier
Global Esports Esports took on Made in Thailand in Cache and began their game on the CT-Side. The Indian team struggled on the Ct side and were dominated for the first 6 rounds till they could pull back one for their own. The Indian team hustled for the rest of the half and ended it…
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Signify knocked out of IEM Sydney SEA Open qualifier #2
Singify Esports took on Team Maple in Cache and began their game on the CT-Side. The first half of the game was close and ended with a scoreline of 8-7 in the favor of the Indians. On the second half, things started looking bad for the Indians who were not able to find a footing…
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Signify advance to round two of IEM Sydney SEA Open qualifier #2
Signify have advanced to the next round of the IEM Sydney SEA Open Qualifier #2 after securing a quick victory over Bren Esports on Cache with a 16-3 scoreline. The Indian team came out with a very dominant first half with a scoreline of 12-3 and sealed the game in the second half with picking…
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Entity beats Signify 16-7 in IEM Sydney SEA Qualifier
Entity Gaming have advanced to round 4 of IEM Sydney SEA Open Qualifier taking over their regional rivals, Team Signify. It was a best of one encounter and it went down 16-7 favouring Entity Gaming on train. Since, it was a single elimination scenario, Signify has been knocked out of the qualifier. However, another qualifier…
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Signify, ROG Titans Invited to ESL One Mumbai Closed Qualifiers
Signify and ROG Titans have been invited for the closed qualifier of the inaugural edition of ESL One Mumbai. The event will take place from April 19-21 at the NSCI Dome with a prize pool of $300,000. The event is set to consist of 12 teams with 7 direct invites. Five teams to be decided…
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DreamHack Mumbai; A dream which couldn’t come true
Wayne Gerard Trotman, a British filmmaker once said, “With every defeat there is an opportunity to learn.” But what he did not say was what if no one accepts defeat? Will they ever learn? DreamHack coming to Mumbai was one of our wildest dreams which came true. All thanks to the organizers for selling the Dream…
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Bravado beat Signify to win DreamHack Mumbai Invitational 2018
Bravado redeemed their inability to win the last Dreamhack Open Winter Grand Final by securing the Dreamhack Mumbai Invitational title. The South-African stack, currently living in North America as part of Project Destiny, landed the title by taking revenge over Signify, who beat them in the Upper Bracket Finals. Signify though, impressed everyone, given that…
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Signify CSGO features Asian ‘beast’ Crazyguy, Ace
Signify CSGO has announced a multi-national lineup for the upcoming season. The significantly successful esports organization of India had announced their entry into CSGO & PUBG earlier. In an official post on social media, Signify has announced their new CSGO lineup featuring Tejas Sawant & Cong Anh Ngo. Few weeks ago, TalkEsport had reported the developments…