VALORANT’s next superteam is here as Cloud9 lays the groundwork with yay!
VALORANT's next superteam is here as Cloud9 lays the groundwork with yay. North American organization Cloud9 is set to acquire the best.
Overview:
- His future was uncertain following OpTic’s failed attempt to secure a partnership with developer Riot Games for the Americas international league.
- But Cloud9 was one of the select few groups to sign a deal with Riot.
Multiple sources tell Dot Esports that the finest VALORANT player in the world is about to join the North American club Cloud9.
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Jaccob "yay" Whiteaker will likely sign the contract shortly and join some of the top players in North America, like Erick "Xeppaa" Bach and Nathan "leaf" Orf. Anthony "vanity" Malaspina, the team's in-game captain, will also serve as its leader.
Cloud 9 Valorant Roster For VCT 2023
Earlier, Cloud 9 benched two players, Mitch and Curry, freeing up two spots on the roster for other players. Three players are currently on the Cloud 9 roster: Anthony "vanity" Malaspina, Erick "Xeppaa," and Nathan "leaf" Orf, an IGL.
Yay established himself as the finest player in the world thanks to his regular top-of-the-chart results while playing with OpTic Gaming. According to VLR, yeah scored the second-best average combat score (254.6) and the most significant kills per round (0.93) during VALORANT Champions, which ended earlier this month. Due to OpTic's unsuccessful effort to join game creator Riot Games for the Americas international league, which will start in 2019, his future remained unknown. But C9 was one of the select few groups to sign a deal with Riot.
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Yay will join C9 after leaving his OpTic legacy. In April, he won the VCT Masters with OpTic in Reykjavik, Iceland, and finished in several other top two positions. At Champions, the Brazilian team LOUD beat OpTic in the championship match. On September 22, C9 benched Rahul "curry" Nemani and Mitch Semago, leaving two openings on its roster. Both athletes will investigate their possibilities as C9 restricted free agents. All 30 partnered teams will compete in a kick-off event in So Paulo, Brazil, to kick off the VCT 2023 season in February 2023.
The 2022 season wasn't particularly successful for Cloud 9, as their sole notable accomplishment was placing second in the VCT 2022: North America Stage 1 Challengers. But the group performed well in the 2021 campaign and even made the Champions 2021, where they placed fifth through eighth.
Cloud 9 To Complete The Move Of Yay From Optic Gaming
The list of 30 partnered teams that will compete in the VCT 2023 Season was just released by Valorant. Unexpectedly, Optic Gaming, one of the world's top teams, could not claim the position. This sparked several inquiries, among them the whereabouts of the Optic players when the VCT 2023 is held in 2023.
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Although not everything has been verified yet, rumors indicate Yay will join Cloud 9 to participate in the VCT 2023. Yay with, Optic Gaming took first place and second place several times in the VCT 2022: Stage 1 Masters - Reykjavk. He also had some impressive stats in Valorant Champions 2022, where he placed second with the most ACS and was one of the top competitors.
You can also download the Tournafest app from Google Play or App Store to play Esports Tournaments & Scrims games like BGMI, Free Fire MAX, Call of Duty, CS: GO, Valorant, Pokemon Unite & win exciting rewards! You may also organize Tournaments & fetch unmatched perks.
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