CS2: BC.game team will withdraw from the first offline event of the X2ONE Masters Tournament.

The BC.game team has been plagued by negative news recently. Beforehand, they posted a message that subtly mocked s1mple, with cryptic comments suggesting that the introduction of a veteran player has not brought the expected glory. While the team's combat strength has improved, the "maintenance" costs are extremely high. The player is always available and enjoys luxurious meals on a private jet. The fact that he was demoted shortly after joining the team raises serious questions.

After several attempts to rebuild the roster, the team's fit wasn't quite right. The players' backgrounds, ages, nationalities, and ways of thinking were vastly different, leading to conflicting opinions. Achieving neutrality and listening before reflecting is a skill not everyone possesses, ultimately resulting in a bitter falling out and potentially preventing them from even participating in the tournament. Multiple factors were at play. For example, the official organizers of the X2ONE Masters tournament in Georgia announced on social media that BC.game had declined to participate, stating only that they were withdrawing for personal reasons, without providing further details. However, this action will have a significant impact; withdrawing means an immediate technical loss and a substantial loss of VRS points.

The official statement clarified that BC.game's absence was not intended to be filled by any other team. After discussions with Valve, it was treated as a loss. We wish the team all the best. The tournament has a prize pool of $20,000 and includes VRS points. It's unclear how BC.game will catch up, as this will certainly be detrimental to their ranking and reputation. Hopefully, it won't affect the players' health.