roster updates

Kevin “xccurate” Susanto is taking a step back from competitive CS:GO, Team NKT announced on Facebook.

Mongolian esports organization IHC Esports will be expanding its operations into Counter-Strike: Global Offensive with the acquisition of MESA League Season 2 champions Checkmate. 

TYLOO have announced changes to their coaching staff, with QiFang “Karsa” Su taking over LiKan “ryk” Luo’s place as the team’s coach. 

Haowen “somebody” Xu (许昊文) has announced the end of his playing career, calling it a career after seven years under the TYLOO banner.

Hansel “BnTeT” Ferdinand is the final piece of TYLOO’s puzzle for the 2022 season, the Chinese organization revealed on Tuesday.

The Mongolz have announced their return to CS:GO headlined by Machinegun, who was part of the previous roster that peaked at #24 in HLTV’s world ranking in 2016.

The Mongolian organization brought in the duo from Renewal, with Sodbileg “cool4st” Batbaatar and Chinguun “hasteka” Bayarmaa exiting the door. 

Enkhmanlai “worldpeace” Batbayar has taken charge of D13 Esports once again, it was announced in mid-December. He will resume his former post as a coach, which he held from 2020 to 2021.

Team NKT have brought Krit “Kntz” Chaiprasit into the starting lineup, replacing Anthony “ImpressioN” Lim who has moved to a substitute position, the organization announced yesterday.

Krit “Kntz” Chaiprasit, a former Beyond Esports player, has made the return to the world of Counter-Strike by joining Team NKT, at the same time expanding the team into a six-man roster. Team NKT have been spotted playing…