UK ISP Be Broadband has partnered with Enemy Down to provide subscribers to its service with free gaming.

Joining with the competitive gaming website, Be Broadband will offer its customers Be Mixes which will allow players of Counter Strike Source and others to join matches, reports ISP Review.

In addition, gamers will be able to have their statistics tracked and used in ladders, tournaments, leagues and other events.

Oli White, head of marketing at Be Broadband, commented: "Online gaming can be a fantastic experience, with great players having closely fought matches on fast servers."

He added that Be's new Mixes system would provide gaming enthusiasts with "fast and free" servers to give them the experience they want.

According to the firm's website, Be Broadband is the first internet service provider to offer 24 megabyte connections for £18 a month.

The company was awarded PCAdvisor's Uncapped Broadband 2007 Award.

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