roster updates

The once top CS:GO roster from Thailand announces the end of the road for their CS:GO roster

OneThree has confirmed the benching of QiFang “Karsa” Su who will be moved to the coach role. Yi “Gas” Ding is reported to be his replacement.

The Chinese CS:GO team “Team Aster” disbands, with its best player “gas” having joined OneThree.

Singaporean team HuatZai confirms Leslie “Bobosaur” Soen as part of their starting line-up. The 24-year old reunites with his former teammate, Nevin “splashske” Aw.

Dubai based Divine Vendetta has officially announced the singing of the Camel Riders core team.

The Singaporean team Asking Questions joins the ranks of Asian CS:GO teams while many are making the move to VALORANT. Familiar names such as moxie and Tommy of ex-BOOT.dream[S]cape join the ranks.

The leading Thai team, Lucid Dream, bring in Kitisak “Seven89” Kititharakun and Itthirit “foxz” Ngamsaard, creating an all-Thai roster after the departure of Jinx & Lakia.

The well known Singaporean player leaves his friends in HuatZai to pursue other opportunities, while Ryan “dReamy” Tan is brought in on trial

After parting ways with Beyond Esports, the 21-year old is reported to be replacing adrnking in the full-time lineup.

Reports suggest that the Chinese social media giant, Weibo, is due to announce a CS:GO team. The roster, based in Shanghai, consists of a few familiar names and upcoming stars.