ESC Gaming and their CS:GO team have parted ways, Paweł "innocent" Mocek has revealed.

The Polish team have established themselves as a regular in some of the most important tournaments in Europe and were in attendance at DreamHack Winter in November, where they finished third of their group followings defeats against NiP and LDLC - the two finalists of the event.

Paweł "⁠innocent⁠" Mocek took to Facebook earlier today to announce that the players have bid farewell to ESC Gaming after an eight-mont stint in the German organisation.



innocent & co set to join a new organisation

It remains to be seen which organisation the team will be joining, but it is believed that more details will be revealed before the offline qualifier for ESL One Katowice, scheduled for February 14-15.

Today we announce that we are parting ways with our first great organisation, ESC Gaming. The time we spent there shall never be forgotten, we have grown a lot since the moment we joined them. However, this is the moment when we will try to move on and become better team. I would like to thank ESC-Gaming for help and wish you good luck in the future with a great cs:go team that u deserve.

We will announce our new organisation very soon, its a huge challenge for us and it would be a huge mistake to refuse it. Stay tuned!

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"Today we announce that we are parting ways with our first great organisation, ESC Gaming," Mocek wrote. "The time we spent there shall never be forgotten, we have grown a lot since the moment we joined them. "However, this is the moment when we will try to move on and become better team. I would like to thank ESC-Gaming for help and wish you good luck in the future with a great cs:go team that you deserve. "We will announce our new organisation very soon, it is a huge challenge for us and it would be a huge mistake to refuse it. Stay tuned!"

The Polish team are currently taking part in ESEA S18 Invite, in which they sit sixth on a 2-4 record. Their line-up stands as follows: