In the wake of the cheating controversy earlier this year, Indian Esports Organization, Signify, enter CS:GO with ex-OpTic India members, Crazyguy, and more.
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Indonesian esports organization, RRQ, enter CS:GO with a regionally diverse and talented lineup. Do they have what it takes to take on Asia’s best?
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Team MVP has announced that they have traded Hae-Sung “HSK” Kim for Seon-Ho “minixeta”Son, the former in-game leader of GOSU. The news comes to light after MVP PK won the ZOTAC Cup Masters 2018 APAC Regional Finals with their coach Seon-Ho “termi” Pyeon, who acted as a substitute for HSK at the Taiwanese…
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While JYP was strong coming off the achievements the roster had while playing under MVP Karnal, the team continued to struggle with making a dent since its inception
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Singaporean based B.O.O.T-dream[S]cape announced early last week that Benjamin “moxie” Kou was leaving the team and Alikhan “w1nt3r” Kopzhanov will be replacing him.
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In a post on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, Eclipse announced the addition of Enkhtaivan “Machinegun” Lkhagva to their active lineup, formerly of The Mongolz and Splyce.
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The players from Top Thai CS:GO squad, NSPR, have re-formed under a new banner named Alpha Red. The newly formed team will take part at the WESG Grand Finals this March.
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In what could be considered one of the hottest roster changes in the Philippine CS:GO scene this year, premier esports organization, Mineski, officially revealed their new CS:GO lineup on February 25.
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The Korean based organization announced the formation of Ardeont CS:GO, CSGO2ASIA has learned.
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The Bangkok based organization announced a new roster for their CS:GO squad, CSGO2ASIA has learned.
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