Author: BLIX.GG

French professional CS:GO player Audric “JACKZ” Jug is allowed by G2 Esports to explore his options and find a new team, 1pv.fr reported citing its informed sources.This information follows after an announcement from G2 in-game-leader Aleksi “Aleksib” Virolainen Aleksib, who is also allowed to explore options in other teams.There was also information that coach Rémy “XTQZZZ” Quoniam could leave the team.JACKZ has played for G2 since 2018, with a short break last year. He is currently the oldest lineup member.It is worth noting that neither Aleksib, JACKZ, or XTQZZZ have officially left the team. However, with their departure, the roster…

32-year Lincoln “fnx” Lau is going to leave Brazilian Imperial Esports, Draft5.gg reported.According to the outlet, the team is now actively looking for a replacement and the search has been easy.The club has reportedly considered following names as a replacement:Rodrigo “biguzera” BittencourtLucas “Lucaozy” NevesJhonatan “JOTA” WillianMarcelo “chelo” CespedesHowewer, according to Dust2 Brazil sources, chelo – 24-years old MIBR in-game leader – is the favorite.If the deal goes through, Imperial’s lineup will be:Gabriel “FalleN” ToledoFernando “fer” AlvarengaRicardo “boltz” PrassVinicius “VINI” FigueiredoMarcelo “chelo” CespedesBrasil Luis “peacemaker” Tadeu (coach)

North American esports organization Cloud9 has released its Valorant academy roster, Dot Esports reported.According to the outlet’s informed sources, Cloud9 has proposed academy players to look for new opportunities.At this time, only three players (Michael “poiz” Possis, Chase “nillyaz” Linder, and Tanner “geeza” McGhee) remain in the Cloud9 Valorant academy lineup. One of them, poiz, has already thanked Cloud9 and announced that he is now looking for a new team.The main reason for disbanding is the new Riot games partnership program. The new circuit makes it more difficult for teams to qualify for international and regional leagues.This program has caused…

Former AVANGAR in-game leader Vladislav “FinigaN” Usov will continue his career with the K23, insider Alexei “OverDrive” Biryukov reported.OverDrive source did not reveal the name of the player who FinigaN will replace in the Kazakhstani team. It could be Sanjar “neaLaN” Ishkakov. According to BLIX.GG sources, neaLaN is close to moving to Evil Geniuses.FinigaN parted ways with AVANGAR on July 20. After half a year of unsuccessful performances, this Kazakhstani esports organization decided to rebuild its CS:GO roster, which consists exclusively of Kazakhstani players.If the latest rumours are confirmed, the K23 CS:GO lineup would be:Vladislav “FinigaN” UsovBogdan “xsepower” ChernikovDaniil “X5G7V”…

Riot Games developer Brightmoon announced that the company is currently investigating the glitches that happened over the weekend during League of Legends Shadow Isles Cup.A lot of players argued that they missed out on games and deserved rewards.The developer, on behalf of the company, assured that everything would be reimbursed.Unfortunately, players did not get the opportunity to replay the final two days of the Shadow Isle Cup. Naturally, this caused a flurry of negative comments in response to the Brightmoon’s message.

Natus Vincere star Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev has assessed the rumours about ex-NAVI in-game leader Krill “Boombl4” Mikhaylov potentially joining G2 Esports.At the rapper Morgenstern stream, s1mple doubted that his ex-teammate could get into the Spanish esports organization.”There are rumours that he will join an international team – G2 Esports. But as far as I know Boombl4, I don’t think they’ll sign him. Everything depends on him,” s1mple said.G2 Esports is currently rebuilding its CS:GO roster, and industry participants are actively discussing potential candidates for a new team.Boombl4 got kicked from NAVI at the end of May. His resignation was accompanied…

FunPlus Phoenix beats Paper Rex in the finals of Valorant Champions Tour 2022: Stage 2 Masters – Copenhagen with a score of 3:2.Score by maps:Bind – 13:3Icebox – 7:13Fracture – 13:7Haven – 7:13Breeze – 13:9FPX earns $200,000 prize, Paper Rex – $120,000.OpTic Gaming won third place and took the $85,000 prize, while the fourth place and $65,000 went to Fnatic.

G2 Esports is currently rebuilding its CS:GO roster; this has attracted attention of many in the industry.Broadcast analyst Serhii “lmbt” Bezhanov announced that G2 intends to invite Johannes “tabseN” Wodarz and coach Fatih “gob b” Dayik from Berliner BIG.It is expected that tabseN will replace in-game leader Aleksi “Aleksib” Virolainen. Earlier, it was revealed that Aleksib is allowed to explore options in other teams.According to BLIX.GG sources, G2 wants to say goodbye to coach Rémy “XTQZZZ” Quoniam. So gob b could replace them.Well-known esports insider Aleksey “OverDrive” Biryukov stated that G2 could sign British Alexander “ALEX” McMeekin to replace Aleksib.…

Russian Dota 2 player Andrey “Dukalis” Kuropatkin has announced major changes in the PuckChamp team.”Well, my journey with my team is over. It’s been two days since I got kicked. For me, there is nothing offensive in this because this is no longer the team that took second place in DPC in the winter, and not even the one that took fourth place in qualifiers to the International. chikiryau was kicked before the last DPC without my knowledge, then Astral was kicked. And at the end, krylat was kicked. Now it’s my turn. Well, time will tell who was right…

Mongolian Dota 2 player Yalguunsaran “FortuneSoul” Oidov has joined Philippine team Neon Esports.Mongolian esportsman replaced his compatriot Tamir “Bell” Gankhurel, who left the team a couple of days ago.Previously, FortuneSoul played for Mongolian KOBOLDS.Neon Esports was ranked eighth in the DPC Southeast Asia 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division II. The team lost all seven series and dropped out of the league.The current lineup of Neon Esports Dota 2 is:Yalguunsaran ” FortuneSoul” OidovJoshua “avataRmod3” MarañoMichael “Enryu” LadinesWong “ChuaN” Hock ChuanTugstur “Se” DashzevgeFederico “Abeng” Dicdican Jr. (substitute)