ODDIK Halts Esports Ops, Ending CS Roster
Brazilian org ODDIK suspends all esports activities immediately. The move dissolves their Counter-Strike team after two years.
Key points
- ODDIK suspends all esports operations indefinitely with immediate effect.
- The organization releases four players as free agents and benches two others.
- ODDIK peaked at number 28 in HLTV rankings after PGL Astana 2025.
ODDIK has suspended all esports operations indefinitely. The Brazilian organization ends its Counter-Strike division immediately. This announcement cuts short their competitive run in the region.
The decision halts all ongoing activities. Players and staff face a sudden break in their routines. The organization steps back from the competitive scene.
Roster splits into bench and free agents
Diogo "diozera" Oliveira Nunes and Gustavo "nardes" Henrique remain on the books. They move to the organization’s bench. The other four players leave entirely.
Vitor "Ceruttera" Cerutti and Gabriel "NEKIZ" Schenato are released. Sebastian "righi" Righi and Joaquin "lokomotioN" Abasolo also become free agents. The team structure dissolves in a single stroke.
Brief peak in South American rankings
ODDIK entered Counter-Strike in June 2022. They became a steady presence in domestic competitions. Their highest point came at PGL Astana 2025.
That event pushed them to number 28 on HLTV rankings. They narrowly missed a playoff spot. The organization now exits the scene for the foreseeable future.
Immediate suspension ends competitive timeline
The suspension takes effect immediately. No further tournaments are scheduled for this roster. The Brazilian organization pauses its entire esports footprint.
This marks the end of their current cycle. The players disperse into the free agent pool. The bench retains two members for now.
