Epsilon eSports have announced that they have finalized the aquisition of the former Atlantis roster.
The Spanish team just recently revealed that they would be leaving their former Atlantis organization, hinting that they were in the process of joining a new eSports organization.
It now appears that the organization has turned out to be none other than Epsilon eSports, the same organization that made headlines last year when members of their former French squad were banned for both hacking and match fixing.
Ever since the incident, the organization had been left with Adil "ScreaM" Benrlitom, the only player that was neither involved in the hacking nor the match fixing. However, hopes of Benrlitom forming a new team with Epsilon were crushed when the Belgian player confirmed rumours regarding the fact that he was planning on forming a new international team alongside SK-Gaming (read more here.)
In response, Epsilon have decided to move on from their past and aquire the former Atlantis roster, a team that had achieved admirable results at both RGN Europe and Copenhagen Games. The team will make their debut under the Epsilon banner at the upcoming GGCUP, where they will battle five other teams for their share of the 4000€ prize pool.
Epsilon eSports now have the following roster:
Francesc "donQ" Savall Garcia
Omar "arki" Chakkor
Alejandro "ALEX" Masanet
Aitor "SOKER" Fernández
Óscar "mixwell" Cañellas
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