Scheduled: 19:00 BST, 11 May 2011 to 19:30 BST, 11 May 2011
Schedule: Passed

Following our Call of Duty and Counter-Strike "Play with the Pros" events, FnaticMSI will be hosting a QuakeLive "Play with the Pros" on Wednesday, May 11th at 19:00 BST.

You'll have the opportunity to play along side Kévin "strenx" Baéza and Sebastian "Spart1e" Siira in a 30 minute Free-For-All.

In order to participate you need to check the official post on Fnatic website on Wednesday at 19:00 BST, as we will post the server IP and the password there. The lucky people who get a slot will compete for a SteelSeries QCK+ Fnatic Edition. This prize will go to the non-FnaticMSI player with the most frags at 19:30 BST.

Update: Little changes to the program for tonight, here is the new format and schedule:

19:00 BST: FFA with strenx for 10 minutes. The best player goes to the Grand Final
19:20 BST: FFA with spart1e for 10 minutes. The best player goes to the Grand Final
19:40 BST: TDM 2v2 with strenx and spart1e on different teams. The winning team's fan takes down the SteelSeries mousepad

Stream: Level Up TV
Link: Announcement

fnatic's Phil Rasmussen takes an in depth look at the IEM European Championship finals for Sebastian 'Spart1e' Siira. Looking at the highs of some amazing matches and comebacks, to the lows of a certain failure to make the top six of the tournament.

The intense games against strenx, Av3k and k1llsen are all reviewed with Spart1e sharing his thoughts on the day, which had a big impact on him.

There is a marginal difference between success and failure in QuakeLive. Sitting with his head buried in his hands, nobody was mistaking on what side of that fine line Sebastian 'spart1e' Siira ended yesterday.

Read the full article at fnatic.com

fnatic.com has interviewed Kevin "strenx" Baeza to finish 2010, discussing his results at DreamHack as well as a look forward for the IEM European Championships.

Mandatory excerpt from the article:

It’s unknown how QuakeLive will be received [In Kiev], but one thing is for sure – “Kiev means VODKA”. In all seriousness though, strenx is perhaps more worried about the weather than the competition. “I have never been to Kiev so I can't say my thoughts about this city. I've heard it's colder than Sweden. In Sweden, I was dying, it was so cold, so in Kiev, I will die for sure.”

The article can be read at fnatic.com!

Go king of the dandas :D