Wildcard Gaming support was dissatisfied with the number of foreigners in North America

Sammyboy, who is a Wildcard Gaming support, was unhappy with the number of foreigners in North America. The 23-year-old American urged Valve to reconsider its policy, as the current state of affairs harms the development of the region due to the abundance of foreign players.

I want to ask Valve to introduce some kind of regional pinning in the future and be sure to penalize teams if they don't bring players to the region for DPC. It is very important that we have teams that play public and HF in our region. It looks like once again EG/TSM bring 3 players in to play in our pubs for 2 weeks and then they leave and don't train with other US teams at all.

Initially, Wildcard Gaming was supposed to consist of 4/5 European players, who would also all fly to America to compete for 3 weeks and fly back. I think it hurts the North American scene and shouldn't be allowed.

Perhaps, there is some truth in the words of the cybersportsman, because in the past off-season, many teams from North America brought a large number of foreigners.

Lineups from the first division:

• Shopify Rebellion - 2/5 NA Players
• The team that bought the Quincy Crew slot is 3/5 players
• nouns - 4/5 players
• TSM - 2/5 players
• B8 Esports - 0/5 players
• 5RATFORCESTAFF - 4/5 players
• Alpha - 1/5 player
• Wildcard Gaming - 3/5 players

Lineups from the second division:

• The Cut - 5/5 players
• Felt - 3/5 player
• Team DogChamp - 3/5 players
• Another NA Team - 3/5 players
• Eternity - 1/5 player
• simply TOOBASED - 1/5 player

Sammyboy has been playing for Wildcard Gaming since December 2021. Together with the team, the American took third place at BTS Pro Series Season 11: Americas, and also got into the TOP-4 at DPC NA 2021/2022 Tour 2: Division I.

In the new season, Wildcard Gaming will take part in DPC NA 2023 Tour 1: Division I, buying a slot in the first division from KBU.US.