Nexus Gaming has announced its withdrawal from the CSGOEmpire Cup tournament, as stated in a recent tweet. This decision was made in light of a manifesto published by the tournament organizers on stage at the PGL Major, which has sparked controversy within the esports community.

In a blog post, CSGOEmpire declared a "war" against scam sites, specifically naming CSGORoll and criticizing G2 for advertising them. They have called for G2 to end their partnership with CSGORoll, citing ethical concerns and the integrity of the esports industry. Nexus Gaming's management, finding the recent developments and the nature of the manifesto to be shocking and disturbing, felt compelled to distance themselves from the event.

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This move by Nexus Gaming reflects the impact that the CSGOEmpire's announcement and demands have had on participating teams and the community at large. It highlights the complexities of sponsorships and affiliations in esports, where the actions of one entity can have a ripple effect on others. Nexus Gaming's withdrawal is a stance that could lead to further discussions and potential changes in how esports teams and organizations approach sponsorships and partnerships.

Source: twitter.com/NexusGaming