Revenant Esports' CS:GO roster out

Revenant Esports has announced their CS:GO roster for the upcoming Skyesports Masters event. Revenant's roster includes three Indians and two international players, including one Australian and one Malaysian.

Revenant announced their roster through a partnership with GIGABYTE | AORUS, who are leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards and will be Revenant's Official Partner during the Skyesports Masters tournament.

Revenant Esports' roster has a strong Indian core of F1redup, SpawN and SKwow with gump and 3nable joining the team. gump, Revenant's recruit from Australia and 3nable from Malaysia will be joining F1redup, SpawN and SKwow, who are also representing the country at the IESF World Championship 2023 in the Asia-Pacific Qualifier, later this month.

The roster following the reveal is as follows:

• gump

• F1redup

• SpawN

• SKwow

• 3nable

"We are really excited to finally pull back the curtains on our CS:GO roster. Counter-Strike has been a revolutionary title for esports and our involvement in India’s biggest gaming tournament, the Skyesports Masters, is a testament to our remarkable growth. Additionally, our partnership with GIGABYTE | AORUS for the Skyesports Masters is a testament to the sustainable model that is being built by this league for Indian esports.”
Rohit Jagasia, Founder and CEO, Revenant Esports

The League Stage of the Skyesports Masters kicks off from July 8, 2023 as the eight teams fight it out for an INR 2 crore prize pool. The final four teams will be headed to the LAN playoffs, which is scheduled to be held on August 26 and 27. Revenant face Gods Reign in the opening game of the League Stage at 13:30 IST.

"I am thrilled to be leading this star-studded roster for Revenant Esports in the upcoming Skyesports Masters. We have a perfect blend of young talent and seasoned veterans, and our diverse backgrounds and experiences will make us a truly formidable force in the tournament. We are here to give it our all and are confident of leaving a mark in the Skyesports Masters."
Maclane 'gump' Cross added