Despite a few minor hiccups caused by the recent technical downtime, we’re now back up and running at full speed. The change of hosting provider, which held us up from 24 to 30 June, threw our publishing plans slightly off course, but as they say, it’s better to do something properly than quickly and half-heartedly. Fortunately, everything is back to normal and running smoothly, and we’re catching up on our backlog.
Interestingly, although June was technically a ‘shorter’ month for us – even February had more days this year – we managed to publish as many as 51 articles. And when it comes to your activity, we also have reasons to be pleased. Over the month, we had 841 unique visitors, who generated nearly 1,900 page views and over 5,200 interactions. This shows that you’re not just dropping by, but actually engaging with the content we publish – reading, clicking and coming back. Such engagement is a clear signal to us that our work is reaching its audience and has real value.
And if you’re curious to see how these figures change from month to month, we encourage you to take a look at our previous summary:
Support our work
Creating content that is valuable, up-to-date and interesting is not just a passion, but also a daily task – sometimes time-consuming, demanding and, at times, full of challenges. If what we do resonates with you and you’d like to help us keep going, there are several ways you can do so:
- A one-off donation via our crowdfunding campaign – every zloty counts and really helps us cover our running costs
- Regularly, via Patronite – from as little as 10 zł a month, you can become part of our community supporting the project’s development
Remember that it’s not just money that counts. Sharing our content, commenting, recommending us to friends, or simply visiting the site regularly is also of immense value to us. All of this motivates us and shows us that what we do makes sense and resonates with people.
Thank you to each and every one of you for your support, for being here, for every message and kind word. Thanks to you, this project can grow and take a step further with every passing month.
Join the affiliate programme
June brought a few changes to our partnership section. On 13 June 2025, we ended our partnership with Firewolf Clan; the decision was linked to the official disbandment of that team. On the same day, we resumed our partnership with Lunacy Gaming. Furthermore, we have established new partnerships with the following projects:
- 12 June 2025 – Amateur Server League
- 15 June 2025 – Feather Cup
- 19 June 2025 – Excurity Gaming
- 23 June 2025 – Vandals Clan
- 24 June 2025 – Next Level eSports
We would like to thank all our partners for their trust; working together brings us great value and satisfaction!
Of course, I would like to remind you that we are always open to new partnerships. So if you run a team, organise tournaments or are developing another esports-related project, check out our partnership offer. There you’ll find detailed information, requirements and an application form that will allow you to get in touch with us quickly – perhaps your project will be the next one to join forces with us?
Partner activity
As part of our partnership programme, every team or tournament organiser commits to publishing at least one article per month. This is a vital form of support for us, helping to increase the reach of our content and promote our joint activities. We would like to thank all our partners who actively participate in our promotion; this is a real contribution to the development of our project.
We would also like to remind you that the number of shares influences the ranking for the ‘Partner of the Year’ award as part of the SUPERIONGG Awards.
In June, the podium looked as follows:
#1 Firewolf Clan, Young Stars, Gloris eSports – 4 shares each
These three teams dominated the activity rankings! Their regular posts are not only great promotion for our shared content, but also demonstrate that they take the partnership seriously and with commitment. A big thank you for your consistency and activity!
#2 YNG SKiLLZ, DR Esports, The Bulls Team – 2 shares each
A strong, solid second tier – these teams also went above and beyond, supporting us twice during the month. This demonstrates a willingness to collaborate and a genuine commitment to the development not only of their own brands, but also of the entire community.
#3 NSQ, Constrict Gaming, SLAKE, The Separatists, WLoP, Hussars, ALS, Team Fairus – 1 share each
These teams and organisations met the requirements of the partnership programme by sharing at least one article during the month. Although this is the basic level of activity, every such publication matters to us; it increases our reach, connects with new audiences and strengthens our collaboration.
List of articles
Over the past month, Constrict Gaming and The Bulls Team topped the list in terms of the number of articles, appearing in our coverage as many as eight times. This is an impressive result, reflecting their active presence on the scene. A big round of applause for such high visibility!
Close behind them were The Separatists and YNG SKiLLZ, with 7 publications each. Their consistent presence in the news shows that they are constantly involved in key events and are able to attract attention through both their results and their commitment. Next up are Firewolf Clan (6 mentions) and Young Stars (5 mentions); both teams are keeping up the pace and constantly providing topics worth writing about.
Four teams: SLAKE, Angry Wolves, Armitra Esports and POLteam achieved a total of 4 publications. Iron Ravens and Gloris eSports appeared in our coverage three times, which is also worthy of recognition. Meanwhile, Ignite Esports, Hussars and Miami Esports featured in our coverage twice, whilst DR Esports, NSQ, Amatorska Liga Serwerowa, Team Fairus, World League of Players, Underground | CS2 Community, Feather Cup and Excurity Gaming each featured once.
#1-2 Constrict Gaming8
- Constrict Gaming continues to fight for a place in the ESEA Main after dropping into the losers’ bracket
- Constrict Gaming advances to the next round of the playoffs
- Superion’s partners climb higher in the Cybersport rankings!
- Two partners in one final
- Constrict Gaming left with no answer for Firewolf Clan – Game Knights final feels like déjà vu from the group stage
- Constrict Gaming’s ESEA playoff run comes to an end
- Who will join Constrict Gaming? The search for a new player continues
- Partners in the Cybersport Rankings – Constrict up, SLAKE down
#1-2 The Bulls Team8
- Things are going well for one, not so much for the other
- The Bulls Team will play in the Champions League knockout stage
- The Bulls Team in the Champions League, YNG in the Europa League
- Three partners in the Fusion Cup Poland playoffs
- The Bulls Team ahead of the ProLeague Champions League round of 16
- The Bulls Team are VPG League Two champions
- Is the championship within The Bulls Team’s grasp?
- The Bulls in the Champions League quarter-finals
#3-4 The Separatists7
- Things are going well for one, not so much for the other
- Change at the top of the OG League
- Partners in Groups B & C of the FUSION CUP
- Partners in ProLeague Polska
- The Separatists pick up crucial points
- Three partners in the Fusion Cup Poland playoffs
- The Separatists have found their form
#3-4 YNG SKiLLZ7
- Things are going well for one, not so much for the other
- Change at the top of the OG League
- Partners in Group A of the EDOSTALK Fusion Cup
- Partners in ProLeague Polska
- The Separatists secure crucial points
- Three partners in the Fusion Cup Poland play-offs
- YNG SKiLLZ ends its run in the Fusion Cup
#5 Firewolf Clan6
- An uphill struggle: Firewolf Clan in the ESEA losers’ bracket
- Firewolf Clan’s playoff saga — The Wolves are going for it!
- Two partners in one final
- Constrict Gaming left with no answer to Firewolf Clan – Game Knights final feels like déjà vu from the group stage
- Firewolf Clan knocked out of the ESEA Entry playoffs
- Firewolf Clan calls it a day 🥹
#6 Young Stars5
- Superion’s partners climbing the Cybersport rankings!
- Young Stars Academy reaches the 4th round of the ESEA Open10 playoffs!
- Young Stars Academy one step away from promotion
- Partners in the Cybersport Rankings – Constrict up, SLAKE down
- Young Stars Academy bids farewell to a player
#7-10 SLAKE4
- A playoff slip-up, but the goal achieved – SLAKE through!
- Superion partners climbing the Cybersport rankings!
- Partners in the Cybersport Ranking – Constrict up, SLAKE down
- SLAKE is looking for new players for its CS2 squad – time for the next step in its development
#7-10 Angry Wolves4
- Things are going well for some, not so much for others
- Partners in Groups B & C of the FUSION CUP
- Partners in ProLeague Poland
- Three partners in the Fusion Cup Poland playoffs
#7-10 Armitra Esports4
- Armitra NXT makes a flying start in the ESEA playoffs
- Armitra NXT advances to ESEA Intermediate
- Armitra Esports players in the EDU Esports grand final
- Armitra NXT squad with a gap – one player leaves
#7-10 POLteam4
- Nexium POLteam knocked out of the ESEA Entry playoffs
- Superion’s partners climb higher in the Cybersport rankings!
- POLteam is looking for a coach
- Partners in the Cybersport Rankings – Constrict up, SLAKE down
#11-12 Iron Ravens3
- Things are going well for some, not so much for others
- Change at the top of the OG League
- Partners in Groups B & C of the FUSION CUP
#11-12 Gloris eSports3
- Gloris eSports on a roll! A 2-0 victory over TEB ESPORT PRO in the ESEA Entry playoffs
- Gloris eSports advances to ESEA Intermediate!
- “If I had my way, I’d like our team to be in the top 20 of the Cybersport rankings.” – Interview with Gloris eSports Manager – Trixen
#13-15 Ignite Esports2
#13-15 Hussars2
- Superion partners climbing the Cybersport rankings!
- Partners in the Cybersport Rankings – Constrict up, SLAKE down
#13-15 Miami Esports2
#16-23 DR Esports1
#16-23 Underground | CS2 Community1
#16-23 NSQ1
#16-23 Amateur Server League1
#16-23 World League of Players1
#16-23 Feather Cup1
#16-23 Excurity Gaming1
#16-23 Team Fairus1
Would you like to join our team?
Recruitment for our editorial team is still open! If you’re interested in esports, follow the tournament scene and want to develop your journalistic skills within an active community, this is a great opportunity to try your hand at being an editor. Regardless of your experience, what matters most is passion, commitment and a desire to create valuable content. You can find the details in this article:
Another intense month full of excitement, victories, defeats and transfer shuffles is behind us. Our partners have shown that they have no shortage of ambition and competitive spirit, and the underground scene is buzzing with life. We would like to thank all the teams for providing the excitement, and our readers for sharing these stories with us.


