Inactive Made in Thailand player - b3ta departs Valorant roster

Today, the official Twitter account of the Thai organization Made in Thailand announced changes to their roster. The team bids farewell to inactive member Puwadon "b3ta" Jaisuekul, thanking him for his time spent with them.

Current Made in Thailand lineup:

• Nantapol "Kongared" Boonying 
• Palapoom "AloNeFillz" Thaikum 
• Kantapon "Kadoom" Kingthong 
• Krit “Kntz” Chaiprasit 
• “Sephiroth“ (substitute)

Puwadon "b3ta" Jaisuekul joined the team in June 2022 and quickly became a key player. Thanks to him, the squad won several tier-2 tournaments, including the AfreecaTV SEA Invitational and the ESL Clash of Nations: SEA. In the current season, MiTH won the first stage of Valorant Challengers 2023: Thailand Split 1, and subsequently took 3rd place in Thailand Split 2. This performance prevented the team from advancing to the important Valorant Challengers Ascension 2023 in the Asia-Pacific region. Afterward, b3ta moved to the inactive roster, and Sephiroth from CRIT Esports was brought in as a replacement.

Farewell to the player

The team warmly bid farewell to their former teammate. Representatives of the organization thanked him for his time with the team and called him the best player of his role in Singapore.

Thank you for everything, b3ta. Thank you for the year plus you've spent with the team. The top controller in the country. This is the title we've always given to you, and it will remain that way. Thank you for your dedication to the team. We are pleased and happy that he joined our MiTH organization. Ultimately, we wish him all the best in his future endeavors.

  

The player himself has not yet revealed his future plans and only thanked his former team and colleagues for everything. Therefore, it is unclear whether he will be participating as a substitute for any team during the OFF//SEASON intermission. We will continue to monitor the player's official social media channels to inform you first about his future team.

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