The Korean organization Sin Prisa Gaming secured a spot in the top division of VCT Pacific this year, becoming one of the 12 teams participating in the biggest events. However, it seems the team may not compete under its own banner, as rumors suggest another Korean organization, Nongshim RedForce, is set to acquire them.

Victory at the Event and a Coveted Spot

On September 29, Sin Prisa became the champion of the premier tier-2 tournament, VCT Ascension Pacific 2024. The team earned not only a significant cash prize of $20,000 but also a spot in the VCT Pacific partner league for 2025. You can read more about this in our detailed coverage.

Acquisition Rumors

Recently, information surfaced online that another Korean organization, Nongshim RedForce, plans to purchase Sin Prisa Gaming to secure their spot in the VCT partner league. This information was shared by well-known Asian insider and reporter Tanmay.

He claims that Nongshim RedForce has already acquired the championship-winning team, and in 2025, Sin Prisa Gaming will compete under the Nongshim banner. However, this information has not yet been confirmed.

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It’s worth noting that this isn’t the first time a major organization has acquired Ascension champions. In 2023, G2 Esports similarly acquired almost the entire roster of The Guard, who won Ascension Americas and secured a two-year slot in the VCT Americas partner league.