Welcome to FragGaming Community Group

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Twitter (www.twitter.com/FragGaming)
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Divisions:
Counter-Strike 1.6
Counter-Strike Ladies
Counter-Strike:Source
Defence Of The Acients
Quake Live
Call Of Duty 4
World of Warcraft
Team Fortress 2
Left 4 Dead 2

Proudly Sponsored by:
SteelSeries (www.SteelSeries.com)
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MaxFrag (www.MaxFrag.net)
Gamefire (www.Gamefire.com)
eFragTV (www.eFragTV.com)
GoDaddy (www.GoDaddy.com)
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LeetStop (www.LeetStop.com)
SkylerMedia (www.SkylerMedia.com)
DexteriousMedia (www.DexteriousMedia.com)

We at Frag Gaming are more than happy to have this Frag Gaming steam community group up to not only show our community about what's going on, but to help advertise our sponsors and help every affiliate with Frag Gaming grow. For those who do not know, Frag Gaming is a multi-gaming organization based off of intelligence and skill that each one of us plays. With each one of our divisions doing extremely well in leagues and with tournaments and lans coming up soon, Frag Gaming will soon be leading North America in eSports.

About Frag Gaming

Frag Gaming, a professional gaming organization founded in September of 2007, has been making a big dent in the world of eSports over the last year and gathering resounding support along the way. With paramount divisions in every major title from Call of Duty 4 to Gears of War, there's simply no other North American organization that matches the success and diversity of Frag Gaming.

When did eSports become such a big deal, anyway?

The industry of electronic sports has been growing exponentially over the last ten years. Small, local events rapidly grew into heavily sponsored international venues, providing a platform for the worlds finest to battle it out in front of cheering crowds for cold hard cash. Perhaps the biggest stride for the world of professional gaming came with a recent deal between Major League Gaming and ESPN, which will bring eSports to television sets all over the globe. Indeed, video games are becoming more and more accepted as a legitimate sport. North America once held the torch high, with organizations such as CompLexity and Team 3D competing internationally in the biggest competitive titles and making a living doing it. However, this torch has all but died out, with European and Asian teams beginning to appear more and more like unbeatable machines. America's finest competing on foreign soil has almost become a thing of the past, and what once was a shining beacon of discipline and ability has faded from notice..

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