Tricked Organization Shuts Down

Danish esports club Tricked has once again found itself in an uncertain position. Legendary Gaming Group, the company that revived the organization in February last year, is shutting down and going through bankruptcy proceedings.

Despite this, Tricked’s Counter-Strike 2 roster does not plan to disband. Team coach Allan “Rejin” Petersen announced on X that the players intend to continue competing together and are already looking for a new organization.

According to Rejin, the past few months have been difficult and unstable for the team, but the roster remains confident in its potential. The coach emphasized that the players believe in each other and want to find a club that will give them the opportunity to develop further.

The team’s upcoming LAN tournament will be especially important. Tricked sees it as a chance to show its level and prove that the roster deserves attention from organizations. The team hopes that a successful performance will help it find a new home more quickly.

At the moment, Tricked is ranked 50th in Valve’s global Counter-Strike 2 team ranking. The current roster is:

• Jamie “leakz” Bugge West Jensen

• Jason “salazar” Salazar

• Oliver “IceBerg” Berg

• Jonas “Boye” Østergaard

• Nicky “NickyB” Brun

• Allan “Rejin” Petersen (coach)

Parken Challenger Championship Shuts Down Due to Financial Problems

Interestingly, Legendary Gaming Group was also a sponsor of the Parken Challenger Championship tournament series, whose organizers also recently announced the start of bankruptcy proceedings.