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Four francophone teams and a prize pool of a mere €50,000, welcome to ESWC 2017. This once so influential tournament has hit a new rock bottom, the question is why.
At its peak, Electronic Sports World Cup was undoubtedly one of the most important tournaments within the Counter-Strike scene. Bringing together some of the best players in the world, competing for a prize pool that was, at that time, pretty high. But it was more about the prestige. During the Prime Time of ESWC, a win in France meant recognition and lot's of attention, from all around the world.
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Orgless has become part of Riot Gaming. The team, which has previously played in tournaments like IEM Katowice and ESWC, will now be preparing for the ESU Masters in June.
The british organization Riot Gaming announced on Monday that they've picked up the female team Orgless. The European team has previously played for Team Property and also represented Vexed Gaming during IEM Katowice, as well Copenhagen Games earlier this year.
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