BLEED Esports KICKED from VCT DRAMA, Yay RESPONDS?! 😱 VCT News

Summary

This video covers major developments in the Valorant off-season, focusing on team roster changes and the surprising removal of Bleed Esports from the VCT Pacific. The video highlights rumors about key players like Bang joining Sentinels and Aspas's uncertain future after Bleed's sudden exit. Riot Games replaced Bleed with Boom Esports, citing operational failures, which shocked many, including Bleed’s players, who learned of the decision moments before the announcement. The video also delves into the financial progress of Sentinels and the broader impact on teams like Evil Geniuses and NRG.

Takeaways

• 🔥 Bleed Esports has been removed from the VCT Pacific by Riot Games and replaced by Boom Esports.
• 😲 Aspas was rumored to join Bleed Esports, but with the organization's removal, his future is now uncertain.
• 🤔 Riot's decision to remove Bleed Esports was due to operational failures, including delayed player payments and violations of participation rules.
• 💼 Boom Esports, who recently lost in the VCT Grand Finals, will now replace Bleed Esports in the Pacific League.
• 💸 Sentinels made $3 million in revenue last year, and they’ve already reached the same amount in just the first six months of this year.
• 👀 The rumors suggest that some Bleed Esports players only found out about their removal 30 minutes before the official announcement.
• 🎯 Bang, a former 100 Thieves player, is expected to join Sentinels, bringing significant firepower to their roster.
• 💰 Yay, another major player, is now a free agent and linked to potential deals, including with Evil Geniuses.
• ⚡ Some former Bleed Esports players may still attempt to qualify for next year's VCT Ascension, aiming for a return to the league.
• 📉 DSG (Disguised), Bleed Esports' academy team, has also dissolved following the main organization's collapse.

Q & A

What major change occurred in the APAC region regarding Bleed Esports?

Bleed Esports was kicked out of the VCT Pacific by Riot Games and replaced by Boom Esports due to operational failures and failure to comply with key obligations.

What are the implications for the players of Bleed Esports following their removal from the VCT?

The players were informed of Bleed's removal and will now have to explore other opportunities. However, many of these opportunities may have already dried up since it was a sudden decision.

What is rumored about Aspas’ next move after Bleed Esports' removal?

Aspas was rumored to be joining Bleed Esports, but with their removal, it is uncertain where he will go. Potential teams could include Dragon Ranger Gaming, DRX, Paper Rex, Zeta Division, or a return to the Americas with teams like NRG.

Why was Bleed Esports removed from the VCT by Riot Games?

Bleed Esports was removed due to persistent operational failures and non-compliance with critical reporting requirements under the team participation agreement.

What were some of the specific operational failures mentioned regarding Bleed Esports?

According to rumors, Bleed Esports failed to pay players on time and attempted to participate in third-party tournaments without Riot's approval, violating the terms of their participation agreement.

What is the financial status of Sentinels as mentioned in the script?

Sentinels made $3 million in revenue last year and have already matched that amount in the first six months of this year, suggesting they are making financial progress and may even break even.

Who are the players potentially joining Sentinels' roster after recent trials?

Bang and NAR are rumored to be joining Sentinels after trials. Bang reportedly performed better than Xander in the trials, which led to his selection.

What was the reaction of the Bleed Esports players upon hearing the news of their team's removal?

Players like Leir and Yay expressed shock, with Leir mentioning they were only informed about the decision 30 minutes before the official announcement, contradicting Riot's claim that they were informed as soon as the decision was made.

What could happen if Bleed Esports were to return to the Ascension circuit next year?

If Bleed Esports returns to Ascension and wins again, it is unclear how Riot will handle the situation, as they have already removed Bleed from the VCT due to operational failures.

What was the general sentiment expressed by Yay regarding his teammates at Bleed Esports?

Yay praised specific individuals like Leir and Scary, stating they deserved to be in franchising, but excluded the rest of his former teammates, reflecting his mixed feelings toward the team.