Evil Geniuses Drops Dota 2 Roster, Sets Sights on South America
Evil Geniuses, one of the most prominent esports organizations, has made a groundbreaking decision to part ways with its Dota 2 roster. This move not only brings significant change to two different regions but also opens the door for the team to explore the thriving South American scene.
Confirmed Departure of Core Duo
After weeks of speculation, Evil Geniuses CEO Nicole LaPointe Jameson finally confirmed the departure of the team’s highly skilled roster. This roster, responsible for the team’s success at The International 2022, included a core duo that has been with the organization since 2016.
Embracing New Strategies and Opportunities
Evil Geniuses’ decision to rebuild its Dota 2 division stems from the organization’s desire to implement successful strategies from its other competitive divisions. By focusing on talent development in the rising South American region, the team hopes to bring fresh perspectives and approaches to the Dota 2 scene.
New Opportunities for Players
As a result of this roster overhaul, key players such as Arteezy and Cr1t- will be searching for new teams as free agents. Alongside them, Abed, Nightfall, Fly, and former head coach BuLba will also be exploring new opportunities. This marks the first time since 2016 that Evil Geniuses will have a Dota 2 roster without Arteezy or Cr1t-.
Stay Tuned for Updates
While Evil Geniuses has not officially announced its new roster, sources suggest that the team may be signing players from the former core of Thunder Awaken. This exciting development could see the team pairing up with other top South American players for a fresh start.
As the esports landscape continues to evolve, Evil Geniuses remains committed to staying competitive and taking calculated risks to secure its place as a leading force in the esports industry.
Stay tuned for more updates on Evil Geniuses and the exciting developments in the Dota 2 scene.
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