Author: BLIX.GG

Vladimir “RodjER” Nikogosian has replaced Maksim “Forcemajor” Meretskii in Team BetBoom.”Due to Max’s [Forcemajor] illness, we had to play with a substitute, Rodj [RodjER] helped out in the D2CL victory for us and left a good impression. Vova [RodjER] is an experienced player and is now very motivated and charged to win. This is what the team needs. The guys will soon gather at the bootcamp, where they will start preparing for TI qualifiers. There is a lot of work ahead; we will try to show our maximum!” said BetBoom’s coach Andrey “Mag” Chipenko.20-year-old Forcemajor has been playing for BetBoom…

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Singaporean professional Dota 2 player Remus “ponlo” Goh Zhi Xian and Chinese Team Fusion have parted ways.ponlo has noted he is searching for a new team. He has not given specific reasons for his departure.The Singaporean has been playing for Team Fusion since May 2022. Before that, he played for the Quincy Crew in North America.Team Fusion are now:Zhong “圣子华炼” LiushuaiChaojian “XCJ” XiaoSu “Flyby” LeiLiu “White丶Album_白学家” Yuhao

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CS2

Belgian esport organization HEET has officially announced signing French player Audric “JACKZ” Jug to their CS:GO roster.”We are pleased to welcome JACKZ to the team. He was at the base of the DBL PONEY project, and we are delighted to be able to, finally, re-work together. We are sure that his experience and qualities will help us to reach our goals more quickly,” said HEET’s Team Manager Vivien “GoY” Goyon.DBL PONEY project’s core roster joined HEET after it was disbanded in January 2022.“Despite the results and evolution we have seen from the team in the first six months, when the…

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LoL

Joe Marsh, CEO of South Korean esports organization T1, has announced the departure of Choi “Polt” Seong-hun from the position of League Of Legends roster’s head coach after losing the LCK 2022 Summer finals against Gen.G Esports and before preparations for Worlds 2022.However, Polt has continued to be a part of T1 as the general manager and will patronize all LoL projects of the org.”The decision for the change is in no means a reflection of anything that he did or did not do but more of a gut decision after extensive conversations within the organization. It was not an…

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CS2

CS:GO team ex-Gaimin Gladiators started crowdfunding to go to bootcamp in Germany, ahead of the IEM Rio Major Americas RMR.”Ex-Gaimin Gladiators need your support, as we’ve lost our org and have yet to find a replacement our plans of boot camping in Germany before the RMR are becoming grim. We know time’s are tough, any donation helps! Even if you can’t we still love you. I’ve outlined a few prizes for people who donate, any idea’s or thing’s you’d like to see us add you can comment below! We aren’t staying in hotel’s or doing anything fancy, were doing it…

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R6

Ukrainian multi-gaming esports organization NAVI has signed Jake “Leadr” Fortunato and Edoardo “T3b” Treglia to their Rainbow Six Siege roster.These two newcomers should fill vacancies after the dismissal of Byron “Blurr” Murray and the benching of Pedro “Thuunder” Muniz.”Leadr is one of the most prominent young stars of the British scene. Before NAVI, Jake played for TENSTAR for more than a year. His biggest achievement is winning the UK & Ireland Nationals Rainbow Rumble 2021 with a £25,000 prize pool. As for T3b, his last professional team was MACKO Esports, with whom he qualified for the PG Nationals Winter 2022…

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R6

Ukrainian esports organization Natus Vincere has parted ways with Rainbow Six Siege player Byron “Blurr” Murray.The 21-year-old British esportsman first joined NAVI in March 2020 for a month as a loaned player. After a few months on MNM Gaming, he returned to the Ukrainian club in August 2020.With NAVI, Blurr ranked fifth, first, third, eighth, eighth and seventh (chronologically) at the R6 European League stages.NAVI’s management noted that the last season wasn’t great for their R6 squad and the team and players need a reboot.It is the second loss for the NAVI team over the last month. Earlier, the org…

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The North American Valorant team Dart Monkeys has disbanded.”As of today, the current Dart Monkeys roster will be disbanding. All of our players and staff are open to any opportunities that come their way, and every one of them deserves a chance (they are all linked in our bio!). There may be a rebuild happening in the future, but the current roster will not be competing together anymore,” Monkeys noted in a statement.The team revealed that since April it has been successful in the competitive scene but has not been able to secure a signing with any organization.”Dart Monkeys solidified…

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R6

Singaporean Rainbow Six Siege player Matin “SpeakEasy” Yunos has found a new home for himself before Stage 3 starts – he joins the Knights R6 roster.He reunites in Knights with his former captain in IG.International Glen “Lunarmetal” Suryasaputra, who is Knights’ coach.The 21-year-old esportsman parted ways with Invictus Gaming International at the end of the summer. He has replaced Australian Jai “Quiz” Riddle-Browning, who has been playing with Knights since March this year.SpeakEasy was one of the best players in APAC at that time, so IG’s management couldn’t resist and hire him.”I felt that he’d get along very well with…

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CS2

Imperial Esports has lost to paiN Gaming in the final of ESL Challenger Melbourne 2022 with a score of 1:2.Imperial won on Nuke with a score of 16:7 but lost 17:19 on Overpass and 12:16 on Dust2.As a result, paiN won $50,000 and a slot at the ESL Pro League Conference Season 17.Both Brazilian teams qualified for the play-offs from Group B, with paiN finishing first and Imperial second.ESL Challenger Melbourne 2022 matches were held from 2 to 4 September in Australia on LAN. The prize pool of the competition amounted to $100,000 and the slot mentioned above.Prize pool:1st place:…

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