Amouranth Sells Her Stake in Wildcard: Organization Bids Farewell After Historic Milestones

Esports organization Wildcard has announced the departure of popular streamer Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa, who had been a co-owner of the club since the summer of 2024. According to the organization, Wildcard has repurchased her shares, and the partnership turned out to be a profitable investment for both parties.

“Wildcard would like to thank Amouranth for her time with the organization. We’re proud to have made this a profitable investment for her as Wildcard buys back her shares. We wish her and her team all the best in the future,” the club said in an official statement.

During Amouranth’s time with Wildcard, the organization made significant progress on the competitive scene. The team qualified for two Counter-Strike 2 Majors, finishing 15th–16th in Shanghai and 25th–27th in Austin. Although the team is unlikely to qualify for the upcoming Major in Budapest, Wildcard’s presence on the global CS2 stage grew stronger than ever during this period.

In Rocket League, the roster delivered impressive results – 5th–6th place at RLCS 2025 World Championship and a top-15–16 finish at EWC. The Rainbow Six Siege lineup also made a deep run, reaching the semifinals at RE:L0:AD 2025.

One of the most notable milestones was Wildcard’s return to Dota 2. The organization qualified for The International for the first time in its history and finished 9th–13th. After TI14, however, Wildcard decided to disband its Dota 2 roster to focus on other titles.

Today, Wildcard remains one of the fastest-growing esports organizations in North America and plans to expand into new titles and explore additional revenue streams in 2026.

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The organization continues to compete in CS2, Rainbow Six Siege, and Rocket League, and Amouranth’s departure marks the end of a remarkable chapter in its history.