The Electronic Sports League, or ESL for short, has chosen to preclude German group mousesports from their Pro League. The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive scene is right now included in a real outrage because of a few players getting banned a week ago for bamboozling. One of the first players to endure this destiny was Simon "smn" Beck who was banned by Valve's against trick benefit and was no more ready to partake in any competitions supported by the organization. Tragically for mousesports, they utilized Beck as an issue in player amid the first adjusts of the ESL Pro League qualifier, which arrived them in this current scrape. The standards express that groups which have VAC banned players on their lists will likewise be denied investment in significant competitions.
The miserable thing for mousesports is that Beck was only a stand-in for them at the qualifiers as their customary player Johannes „mouz tabsen" Wodarz was not able to play then. Beck was a dynamic player on group Alternate at the time, so he was undoubtedly not on the dynamic Counter-Strike: Global Offensive lists for mousesports. Still, the ESL and other major esports associations are currently breaking down hard on con artists and the groups they play for, whether they're on the dynamic program or not. What's significantly more shocking is that mousesports are not ready to take part despite the fact that they figured out how to win the German Pro League qualifier with pounding triumphs against "Logged off Mod Cs:go" and "Obscure".
Penta esports who set second at the German qualifiers will be supplanting mousesports as indicated by the Electronic Sports League. The ESL Pro League opening season will commence in somewhat more than a week and will offer sixteen of the best Counter-Strike: Global Offensive groups from Europe. The taking part groups are as per the following: Natus Vincere, Titan, Ninjas in Pajamas, Virtus.pro, Epsilon, Team Dignits, Team LDLC, Planetkey Dynamics, fm esports, Penta esports, ESC Gaming, Mykpv.de, Team Orbit, CPH Wolves, k1ck esports, and myxm
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