2024-02-15 11:44:39
Rogue has seen a resurgence of late, after the esports organization was effectively shut down as it transitioned to a new parent company. This return won’t be everywhere, however, as Rogue has said it will officially exit the competitive Rainbow Six space.
“After six years, our Rainbow Six journey has come to an end. Today, we leave the competitive space of R6.
Thank you @Ubisoft and everyone who contributed on stage or behind the scenes to this incredible chapter.
Rogue has been a pretty strong name in the R6 scene in the past, as the team has competed in several major events and made several final roster spots, including the 2018 Six Invitational. However, its peak may have been in 2022, when it managed to win the Berlin Major after defeating FaZe Clan and going home with $200,000 in prize money.
In light of this decision, Rogue’s entire roster has been released, meaning Pascal “cryn” Alouane, Tom “Deapek” Pieksma, Ádám Imre “Hxsti” Hostisóczki, Jack “Jigsaw” Gillies, Leon “LeonGids” Giddens, head coach Tristan “Saethus” Savage and content creator “Kitty” are no longer working with the team.
Photo: Rogue
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