All news: TYLOO

The 33-year-old Serbian specialist will work with LETN1, whom he managed to train five years ago in Valiance.

The 25-year-old Chinese player returns to the team two months after leaving.

In parallel, the Chinese organization announced the signing of contracts with aristo and Freeman.

Most recently, the 29-year-old Serbian specialist led the SC e-Sports team.

A 30-year-old Chinese specialist led the team at the end of February.

The 29-year-old Chinese specialist already led the team in 2016.

The 26-year-old Indonesian esportsman played for the team from March 2017 to December 2019.

The esportsman will continue his journey elsewhere.

Chinese multi-gaming decided to expand its activities in the shooter discipline and spoke about this on its page on Weibo.

The TYLOO CS: GO roster is staffed again.

AttackeR has been replaced by Danking.

TYLOO greeted two new players WingHei ‘Freeman’ Cheung and Zhenghao ‘Danking’ Lv. on their Twitter account. There wasn't any statement about anyone leaving the roster.

It became known on the Chinese portal weibo that players from TYLOO, namely captainMo and DD, had been involved in the creation of a new team called One Three.

We don’t know who is going to replace the Ukrainian coach.

Today, the organizers of Qi Invitational have told that the tournament had been replenished with two participants.

Xccurate joined a roster.

Bondik’s term of the loan from HellRaisers has come to the end.

The first two participants of the tournament by StarLadder were revealed.

The representatives of HLTV.org in Asia region announced that Bondik is more likely to leave TyLoo.

The Chinese eSports organization has informed that had loaned Vlаdуslаv «bondik» Nеchуроrchuk from HellRaisers.

The team won Chinese qualifiers.

The Chinese team has won its first trophy after the change of the active roster.

Yesterday, TyLoo made changes in their CS:GO roster. First, AttackeR left the team to move to Flash Gaming, and later the team announced that Hansel «BnTeT» Ferdinan from Team eSports joined the roster.

Chinese esports organization TyLoo announced buying Zhen «HZ» Huang from AllGamers.