The Brazilian club 2GAME Esports has parted ways with its main roster Valorant player, Luis "pryze" Henrique, just eight days before the start of VCT 2025: Americas Stage 1.
This year, 2GAME Esports played its first tournament in the Valorant Champions Tour, which unfortunately ended in failure for them—the team finished in 9th-12th place among twelve participants. If the team does not improve its results, it risks leaving the league at the end of the season. Given G2 Esports' dominance in the American scene, the Brazilian club’s chances of staying for another year are minimal, so they need to go all-in.
E hoje, nos despedimos do @luispryzee...
— 2Game Esports 🇧🇷 (@2gameesports_br) March 13, 2025
Para nós, o UBUNTU vai muito além do profissional, e tudo o que construímos juntos merece uma despedida à altura.
A partir de hoje, seguimos caminhos diferentes, mas o que conquistamos juntos ficará para sempre na história. Sem você,… pic.twitter.com/0j1yWC3ts5
For now, the club has decided to replace only one player—pryze—announcing his departure on its official social media pages. His replacement is still unknown, but according to unofficial information we previously reported, his spot may be taken by Estevão "Askia" Ferreira, a player from 2GAME Esports' academy roster.
Current 2GAME Esports Valorant roster:
VCT 2025: Americas Stage 1 will begin on March 21, with 2GAME Esports' first match scheduled for March 23. The team has ten days to adapt to playing with a new player, whom they are most likely already practicing with, although no official announcement has been made about his signing yet.
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