Author: BLIX.GG
European team Brame has announced it will leave the Dota 2 competitive scene.This statement followed the announcement about the signing of almost all former Brame’s squad by the Georgian esports organization Monaspa.Having parted with the old lineup, the team didn’t form a new one.Due to Brame’s official site, the team have no rosters in the other esports disciplines.Brame was founded as a gamification software company in Switzerland in 2019 by a group of entrepreneurs with a strong background in the sports and marketing industry. They created a Dota 2 team in September 2020.2022 was not a good year for them.…
The announcement appeared in Facebook account of the Mongolian entertainment channel ‘ Central Television. Its representatives were glad to inform the audience that they got the exclusive rights for the TI tournament series translation in Mongolian language.The Last Chance stage will take place on LAN in Singapore from 8th to 12th of October.Twelve teams will play out the two last places for the main Dota 2 championship of the year, which is scheduled from 15th to 30th of October.
The Singaporean Dota 2 player iceiceice, who is currently playing for Team SMG has decided to take a break in his esports career.Team SMG has announced that Wong “mks” Sim An from RSG replaces iceiceice in the match against Mongolian team Lilgun at the BTS Pro Series Season 12: Southeast Asia.There are no reports yet about how long iceiceice’s break is going to be.The Singaporean esportsman had previously stated in September that he had lost motivation to compete on the professional stage. He doesn’t want to play Dota, but he “has to”.
Benched Heroes’ sniper Owen “smooya” Butterfield has announced that the team will miss the IEM Road to Rio 2022: European RMR due to visa issues.”After qualifying for the biggest event possible with a complete mix to missing out due to something sadly easily preventable. Crushed is the only word:( thanks for all the support kings and queens,” he noted on Twitter.Previously, it was known that the two players of the mix, Evgeniy “Aunkere” Karyat and Turkish BuÄra “Calyx” Arkın, were denied a visa to Malta.Now, many Russians are experiencing visa difficulties due to the war in Ukraine. Initially, a number…
Georgian esports organization signs four of five ex-Brame players.The only Brame player who didn’t transfer to the new team is Dimitris “ThuG” Plivouris. Instead, the Georgian player Irakli “W1sh-” Peranidze will return to the team, who had played with Brame from September 2020 to February 2022 and was then replaced by ThuG.The team failed to qualify for The International 2022, finishing 9th-12th in the Western European qualifiers. Before that, the team ranked 7th in the DPC WEU 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division II.The nearest tournament for Monaspa will be the Dota 2 Champions League playoffs, to which the club received a…
Head of Esports for League of Legends in EMEA, Maximilian Peter Schmidt has announced that rumors about pressure on Carlos “ocelote” RodrÃguez Santiagos are not true.”I saw several false rumors regarding G2 & Carlos and wanted to clarify: the LEC has not requested Carlos to resign from G2 nor divest his ownership. We opened an investigation last week per our LEC rules, which is still ongoing,” he noted on Twitter.Earlier insider Antonio “Inyustificado” Yuste said that Riot Games blacklisted ocelote, founder and ex-CEO of G2 Esports, forcing him to sell his shares of G2 Esports.ocelote steps down as G2’s CEO…
Norwegian esports organization Apeks has decided to withdraw its CS:GO roster from all competitions.Apeks has already withdrawn from ESEA Season 42 – Europe, where they have to play in the Advanced division. On September 26, Apeks was supposed to play in the quarterfinals of the upper bracket of the playoffs of the tournament.The reason for this decision is the unsatisfactory results of the team. Apeks representatives noted that they will need time to analyze the situation, as well as understand when the roster will be ready to return to the competition.The current Apex CS:GO lineup was formed in August. The…
Riot Games, Valorant and League of Legends developer and tournament organizer, blacklisted Carlos “ocelote” RodrÃguez Santiagos, founder and ex-CEO of G2 Esports, forcing him to sell his shares of G2 Esports.According to journalist and insider Antonio “Inyustificado” Yuste, Riot made it a condition to keep G2 in the League of Legends European Championship.The reason for Riot’s pressure on the G2 was the protracted scandal surrounding the invitation of Andrew Tate to the G2 party. Tate, a former kickboxer, is known for his sexist and misogynist remarks.Earlier, it became known that the ocelote had to step down as CEO of the…
Shengjun “aristo” Jin and WingHei “Freeman” Cheung have joined TYLOO, one of the pioneer Chinese Counter-Strike: Global Offensive teams.To make room for them, the organization fired Hansel “BnTeT” Ferdinand and moved Yuanzhang “Attacker” Sheng to the bench.The rebuild of the roster followed after an unsuccessful performance at the qualifiers for the Asia RMR. TYLOO ranked fourth and missed the Major for the first time since 2016.23-year-old Freeman earlier played for TYLOO from 2019 to 2021. 18-year-old aristo has experience of playing together with Freeman. In 2021, they performed together for NSN.TYLOO’s active roster is now:Yulun “Summer” Cai (in-game player)Kelun “SLOWLY”…
Carlos “ocelote” RodrÃguez, the founder of G2 Esports, has resigned as CEO of the organization. G2 has accepted his resignation.”As a global esports organization serving the world’s most diverse fan base, we take responsibility for our fans, employees, team members, and partners across the world. In this context, we want to underline that we do not support any form of misogyny. We continue to prioritize fostering inclusivity and supporting a diverse gaming community,” G2 Esports reported.ocelote’s dismissal was the result of a protracted scandal in connection with the invitation of Andrew Tate to the G2 party. Tate, a former kickboxer,…