hades officially leaves ENCE

The Finnish esports organization ENCE has announced changes in the starting lineup for the CS:GO discipline, moving hades to inactive. According to rumors, the club intends to acquire a new sniper, who will become SunPayus from the Movistar Riders team.

After evaluating the past season, the team's management decided to remove hades from the CS:GO starting roster, and now he can freely choose his options. In the upcoming tournament season, we will introduce a new sniper, which will be announced later.

We want to express our warmest farewell to hades, thank him for the wonderful memories and achievements we created together, and wish him good luck in the future!

hades spent just over a year with ENCE. During this time, the 22-year-old Polish sniper helped the team win Funspark ULTI 2021: European Playoffs #1, Fantasyexpo EU Champions: Spring 2022 and BLAST Premier: Spring European Showdown 2022, as well as get into the top three winners at Malta Vibes Knockout Series #1, Intel Extreme Masters XVI - Fall: Europe, ESL Pro League Season 15, PGL Major Antwerp 2022 and Intel Extreme Masters XVII - Dallas.

However, the poor performance of the Polish sniper in recent championships caused a lot of rumors linking imminent changes in the team. But what is most interesting, only in May hades re-signed the contract with the Finnish organization for two years.

Note that ENCE will also have to come up with an option to replace Spinx, who, according to the latest rumors, is about to join Vitality. The most likely scenario for the club is the signing of lauNX, who is a Sprout player.

The next championship for ENCE will be ESL Pro League Season 16. This means that the organization does not have much time to make a choice and look for options to strengthen the roster for the second half of the 2022 season. The deadline for registering teams for the championship is August 16.

The likely ENCE roster for the second half of the 2022 season is as follows:

• Snappy
• dycha
• maden
• sunpayus
• lauNX
• saw (head coach)