The Czech esports team SINNERS has announced the end of their collaboration with their player Simon "KWERTZZ" Horak. The 22-year-old player spent seven months in the team, initially joining on a trial basis in March and later becoming a permanent member of the roster.

KWERTZZ replaced Patrik "Zero" Zudel, who left the team, and SINNERS had previously tried Patrik "Outex" Tomko from the academy before choosing KWERTZZ.

During his time with SINNERS, KWERTZZ participated in six LAN tournaments in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, where the team failed to win any titles, losing to opponents ECLOT and Sampi.

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Recently, SINNERS participated in the ESL Challenger League Season 46: Europe, where the team showed strong play in the group stage, defeating 9INE and Spirit. However, SINNERS failed to advance further, losing to 3DMAX and FORZE, and did not qualify for ESL Pro League Season 19.

With KWERTZZ's departure, the SINNERS roster now includes Max "SHOCK" Kvapil, Indrich "ZEDKO" Chyba, Sebastian "beastik" Daňo, Tomáš "oskar" Šťastný, and coach Tomáš "Tomkeejs" Tomka."