January was a record-breaking month for us, standing out as the best period in terms of statistics and overall activity. Regular posts, topics that generated significant interest, and clear engagement from the community meant that the past few weeks delivered results we had never seen before. During the month, the site was visited by 1,767 users, generating a total of 6,282 page views, whilst the number of recorded events stood at 15,882. This is a clear sign that the content we publish is reaching an ever-wider audience, and interest in the project is steadily growing. The most popular article, however, was the first one, which introduced the Partner of the Year 2025 and announced the launch of the SuperionGG Awards poll. This article generated over 400 views, making it the most-read piece in January. And speaking of the poll, it’s time to move on to the summary.
The SuperionGG Awards 2025 are behind us
The SuperionGG Awards poll ran from 2 to 16 January and, for almost two weeks, successfully engaged the community centred around the underground esports scene. The voting allowed users to highlight the teams and tournaments which, in their opinion, had made the biggest impact over the past year. Every vote cast carried real weight. The final results, meanwhile, were a direct reflection of the community’s preferences. From the very first days of the poll, there was significant interest, which persisted right until the end of voting. User activity and the number of votes cast clearly demonstrated that projects of this kind have enormous potential and serve as an important unifying element within the community.
In the Team of the Year category, the competition was exceptionally close, and the battle for the podium lasted practically until the final days of the poll. Ultimately, victory went to the NPK Esport team, which garnered 144 votes and claimed the title. Second place went to Nisla Rakov, finishing the poll with 104 votes. Third place, meanwhile, went to VoFoxen, who secured 101 votes. A total of 474 votes were cast in this category, which perfectly illustrates the scale of engagement and the community’s interest in this competition.
The voting in the Tournament of the Year category was equally exciting. Immunity: Return received the most votes, finishing the poll with 69 votes. Second place went to the Underground: Rivals tournament, which received 42 votes. Third place, meanwhile, went to Feather Cup: T-1, which garnered 20 votes. It is worth noting that this was a trial edition, which, despite its nature, received 5 more votes than the next full-scale edition. In total, 146 votes were cast in the Tournament of the Year category.
Thus, the SuperionGG Awards poll confirmed that the community wants to have a real say in the awards within Polish esports. This year’s edition has become one of the key focal points of activity.
Articles published in January
A total of 40 articles were published in January. Below is a summary of all the content that appeared on the site last month.
- Superiongg Awards 2025 – time to start
- A new tournament on the horizon? Lunacy Cup joins the partner programme
- 2025 in review
- New year, new me? Our partners are making changes not only to their line-ups
- Lunacy Gaming announces its academy squad – meet the new Lunacy NXT
- Two partners, one promotion?
- The Feather Cup kicks off a new edition, whilst Vandals Clan strengthens its academy
- New line-ups at Fairus and Vandals Clan – squads for the upcoming season officially announced
- The new year brings changes to NPK Esport
- Catching up on the Cybersport rankings. How are our partners faring?
- “When you don’t know what’s going on…” State of the Underground #5 – LertyArea
- New partnership? LHG back among our partners
- More transfer moves from our partners
- TW E-Sports reach the Steel League final. A rematch against NPK Esports lies ahead
- YNG SKiLLZ & The Separatists in the VPG Poland first division
- How did ESEA start destroying CS academies?
- Underground ranking update | CS2 Community – 12 January
- From Open to Main – our partners begin their campaign in ESEA S56
- Hussars suspends operations – what next for the players and the organisation’s future?
- Scandal after the match at Arrmy Open? TW E‑Sports condemns toxic behaviour in esports
- “...a war began between non-profit projects” State of the Underground #6, Light2k
- YNG SKiLLZ is recruiting
- Nexium POLteam is writing a new chapter. Changes, pressure and a historic moment
- Will our partners play at IEM Rio? – a recap of the open qualifiers
- The first weeks of ESEA S56 are behind us – more winning series, painful defeats and closely fought overtime matches
- The end of a chapter at Panico eSports – A1mp0m bids farewell to the team
- How is SCL.GG changing its approach to CS2 training?
- Avalanche.gg and Superion Gaming return to the CS underground map
- Nexium POLteam crowned champions of ArrMy Rising
- “…this stage of the adventure is definitely over.” – Stan Podziemia #7, Szataaa
- Avalanche.gg still without a full squad. The search for the final piece of the puzzle continues
- Lunacy Gaming joins ArrMy Rising. A sure path through the play-offs
- VPG Polska’s first season in EA Sports FC 26 has concluded.
- Registration for the Lunacy Cup is now open, and NPK II is shaking up its line-up again
- One stays, the other moves up
- ESEA Open is in full swing – more matches and excitement
- ESEA Entry and Intermediate – a week that laid bare the teams’ form
- Victories, defeats and tension – how Nexium POLteam and Constrict Gaming are faring in ESEA Main
- Superion Gaming reveals its hand. We know the organisation’s new line-up
- “It cost me about 17–18 thousand zlotys…” – Stan Podziemia #8, Ostrowianin
Partnerships, changes and community support
January brought a number of changes in the area of partnerships and collaboration with teams and tournament organisers. As is often the case in a rapidly evolving environment, the past month was a time for both streamlining existing collaborations and forging new relationships. All decisions were made with a view to maintaining quality and activity levels. Consequently, collaborations with several projects were terminated during the month. On 11 January, the partnership with Ascent Legacy Series was terminated due to the project’s low activity levels. On 13 January, the collaboration with the Hussars team was ended after they announced the suspension of their activities. On 18 January, the partnership with The Bulls Team was terminated as they did not meet the required conditions of the partnership programme.
At the same time, January also brought some positive news. New projects joined the ranks of our partners, demonstrating a willingness to cooperate and a commitment right from the start. On 11 January, a partnership was established with LHG. Meanwhile, on 21 January, Avalanche.gg joined the programme. These new partnerships represent another step towards further development and the expansion of our network of collaborations. Of course, shares of the published content also provided enormous support, which effectively translated into an increase in its reach. Among others, Underground CS2 Polska showed the greatest activity, with as many as 15 shares. VoFoxen added another 7, and Panico eSports contributed 4 shares. Victoria Nostra also performed well, sharing 3 articles. It is also worth noting the presence of LHG, TW E-sports, Carpathian Roja, NPK Esport and Hooligans EN. The support from many teams and projects demonstrated the vital role played by collaboration and mutual promotion within the esports community.
Join our partners
Thanks to such activities, it is possible not only to reach new audiences but also to provide tangible support for the development of teams and tournament initiatives. The partnership programme remains open to teams and organisers who wish to increase their visibility. This includes appearing regularly in published content and building their recognition within the community. Working with us means not only being featured in articles, but also receiving promotional support, content sharing, and the opportunity to reach new audiences. A key element is long-term cooperation based on activity, communication and mutual support, which allows both parties to develop systematically. Teams and tournament organisers wishing to join the partnership programme have the opportunity to become part of a growing community and help create a space that promotes the underground scene.
Support our growth
The development of the project involves not only the time and commitment of the editorial team, but also the costs associated with maintaining the website, creating new features and ensuring high-quality content. That is why we are constantly running a fundraising campaign aimed at enabling the further development of the site, introducing improvements and creating even more interesting and valuable content.
Every contribution, no matter how small, has a real impact on the project’s development and allows the editorial team to implement new ideas, test new features and keep the website running smoothly. If you value the content we publish and want to contribute to the project’s development, we encourage you to take part in the fundraising campaign. It’s a simple way to support us, helping us create even better content and grow the community with which we’re building the underground scene together.
Join the SuperionGG team
SuperionGG is constantly evolving, which is why recruitment for the editorial team is still ongoing. If you’re interested in esports, enjoy writing and want to gain practical experience working on a news portal… Now is the perfect time to join us. We are looking for people who are committed, ambitious and want to have a real impact on the content we create. Our team welcomes both those just taking their first steps in journalism and experienced creators who want to develop their skills and co-create valuable content. Working in the editorial team offers the opportunity to contribute to articles, interviews, tournament coverage and sponsored content, as well as to gain experience in organising and promoting content within the esports community.
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