H2k comments on CS team situation
H2k Gaming have issued a press release addressing the situation concerning their Counter-Strike division.
News first broke when HLTV.org published a report surrounding H2k's Counter-Strike team and how the relationship between the players and organization was damaged.
The following days H2k made several headlines, firstly another report which indicated that the H2k squad was about to make a move and link up with Norwegian-based Lions. This was followed by a statement claiming that the team would not go anywhere, and that the players were still bound to H2k.
Björn "threat" Pers, H2k's newest addition, also considered as an 'unstable piece' by the organization, later told HLTV.org that the team will attend the MSI BEAT IT finals under another name.
H2k-Gaming have now issued a press release addressing the above-mentioned incidents and states that all eight players are free to go as long as they fulfill their parts of the contracts. (Pers is not contracted).
Read the full press release below:
"As we saw several false rumors and statements coming by the last weeks by so called “H2k staff”, we’d like to hereby release an official press release to end this soap about the Counter-Strike 1.6 team", H2k-Gaming Chief Executive Officer Rudy van der Reest said.
"I like to point out that the decision of taking in Bjorn Pers (threat) was a pure choice of the team and we did not hated this choice ourselves, because of course the team decides on what they think is good for the team’s future. I did not understand the teams decision completely but we want to stress out that we don't have any issues with both Markus and Bjorn press nor with Lions (Nostra) seeing we had talks with all of them only some days ago."
"It is a fact that the trust between both parties (the H2k organization and the team) is not there. H2k lost their motivation in cooperating together and we hereby also want to notify that every player in the CS lineup will be be released from their contract as long as they come up to the deals and agreements they signed on their contracts."
"Some players have broken strict rules as written in their contract. Playing for another team without the approval of our partners and the H2k staff is only one of them. All 9 players can be released from their contracts if they AND the new organizations where they want to play for contact H2k and discuss the terms for releasing."
"Some rumors were written about the financial status of H2k Gaming. With strong partners and other H2k brands behind the Gaming organization there is no reason for us to explain more."
For now, these eight players are still bound to their contracts:
Richard "Xizt" Landström
Niklas "niko" Johansson
Frej "kHRYSTAL" Sjöström
Emil "FYRR73" Karlsson
Björn "threat" Pers (not contracted)
Markus "pronax" Wallsten (inactive)
Samuel "Zyppe" Martinsson (inactive)
Danny "pop" Oldenburg (inactive)
Jim "zneel" Andersson (inactive)
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