February is now behind us, marking another month of regular posts and a consistent presence on the underground scene. Although it was the shortest month of the year, the site was packed with match reports, transfer news and content about our partners. The community once again actively followed developments, and the published content generated consistent traffic and engagement. During the month, the site was visited by 1,116 users, who generated a total of 2,900 page views. Meanwhile, the number of recorded events stood at 7,844. These are concrete figures demonstrating real activity: article views, navigation between subpages, and interactions with published content. Each of these metrics confirms that the project maintains its visibility within the community and consistently reaches audiences interested in the underground scene. February was therefore a month of systematic work, maintaining the pace of publication and continuing to build a space for the teams and initiatives active on the scene. And since we’re talking about the projects that help shape this community, it’s time to move on to a summary of our partnerships…
Our partners and tangible support in building reach
The project’s development would not have been possible without cooperation with teams and initiatives actively operating on the scene. February brought a further strengthening of the partnership programme, as PEST Esport joined the ranks on 1 February 2026. Each new partnership means not only a presence in our publications, but above all a long-term collaboration based on communication, activity and mutual support in promoting activities undertaken on the underground scene.
One of the key elements of this collaboration remains the sharing of articles. It is precisely these that directly contribute to increasing reach and reaching new audiences. As part of the partnership programme, we expect every collaborating team or project to support the published content by sharing it at least once a month. This is a fundamental yet crucial pillar of our joint efforts to build visibility. Consequently, in February, the Underground CS2 Community was the most active, sharing our content nine times. LHG recorded six shares, whilst VoFoxen and Carpathian Roja provided support three times each. Among others, YNG SKiLLZ, ViBe Gaming, Victoria Nostra, Panico eSports and Superion Gaming shared the articles twice. In line with the programme’s core principle, single shares were also provided by projects such as Constrict Gaming, Vandals Clan, NSQ, Excurity Gaming, Nisla Rakov, NPK Esport, Lunacy Gaming, TW E-sports, Saturlity Esport, The Separatists, Hooligans EN, Immunity League, Avalanche.gg and PEST Esport.
Such widespread involvement demonstrates that this partnership is not a mere formality, but a genuine commitment on both sides. Joint sharing and mutual promotion remain one of the most important elements in building the visibility of the entire underground scene and strengthening the projects that make it up. Of course, the partnership programme remains open to teams and tournament organisers who wish to actively contribute to this space, increase their visibility and feature regularly in published content. This is an opportunity for those committed to long-term collaboration, communication and genuine engagement in the development of the community.
February in articles – a summary of publications
In February, a total of 35 articles appeared on the site, covering match reports, ESEA competition updates, transfer news, and material on partnership projects and the current situation on the underground scene. Below is a full list of all articles published last month.
- A new partner on board – welcome to PEST Esport!
- Who will survive the opening clashes? An exciting edition of the Feather Cup is coming
- PEST Esport one step away from arrMY Rising. An ambitious run ends in the playoffs
- A record-breaking January? Impressive figures
- Excurity Gaming is back! New line-up ready to conquer the CS scene
- 5 wins in 6 matches. PEST Esport shows its strength in ESEA Open10
- The academy isn’t a shortcut to results, but a process that teaches how to win in the future
- Avalanche.gg make an unsuccessful debut… Meanwhile, Nexium POLteam demolish their rivals in the Vanguard Cup
- The final stretch of the ESEA Open S56 regular season
- How are our international partners faring as the ESEA S56 regular season draws to a close?
- Is a shake-up coming at YNG SKiLLZ?
- Registration opens for Immunity League: 2026
- The transfer window is in full swing: the latest squad changes among our partners
- The first round of the Feather Cup is behind us
- Deciding matches in ESEA Main – who will maintain their form in the season finale?
- January and February marked by shake-ups. What has changed in the Cybersport rankings?
- VoFoxen Rising is back in the game. The Academy reopens its doors
- State of the Underground #9 – How not to organise tournaments?
- Is this the end of an era? Nisła Raków bids farewell to its entire squad!
- ESEA Open S56: TW E-Sports and Lunacy NXT maintain their form, YNG SKiLLZ in crisis, PEST Esport’s results are mixed
- The Autobus brothers pull into the ‘Partners’ stop
- The final bend before the home straight – our partners are still fighting for their place in ESEA
- Underground ranking update | CS2 Community – 16 Feb
- The finish line is getting closer. How are Panico and Saturlity fighting for a better finish in ESEA S56?
- Feather Cup Winter Edition – results of the second round of the group stage and the first outcomes
- Partner’s guide to VPG Poland
- Immunity League: 2026 – the start of the new edition, TNC’s title defence and the first matches
- Do-or-die matches on the brink of promotion in the Vanguard Cup – How did Nexium POLteam and Avalanche.gg fare?
- Round 3 concludes the first stage of selection in the Feather Cup Winter Edition
- Carpathian Roja bids farewell to their captain? Changes also at LHG and NPK
- Superion Gaming advances to the ArrMY S15 closed qualifiers
- Is this the end of PEST Esport?
- “[…] I’ve found a niche where there aren’t many people involved in mental training” – Interview with mental coach Hubert Sniki9991 Sikorski
- The regular season of ESEA Open Season 56 has come to an end — time for the final showdowns
- The latest February ranking of Polish teams in Cybersport – How are our partners faring?
Support the project’s development and join the team
The growth of SuperionGG is the result of the editorial team’s systematic work and the commitment of our partners. However, this involves not only publications and event coverage, but also the real costs associated with maintaining the website, its technical development, and the implementation of further improvements. That is precisely why we are constantly running a fundraising campaign aimed at ensuring the platform’s stable operation and further improving the quality of the content we publish. Every contribution, regardless of its size, translates into the ability to develop new features, expand our reach, and create an even better space for teams and initiatives operating on the underground scene.
At the same time, the project is constantly evolving, and with it grows the need for people who want to help shape its direction. Recruitment to the editorial team remains open to anyone interested in esports who wants to gain practical experience working on a news portal. This is an opportunity to develop writing skills, build your own portfolio, and have a real influence on the content published. Joining the team involves not only writing articles, but also actively participating in building a media space for the community and jointly developing the project.
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