The domestic CS:GO scene in India has witnessed a radical change when the giant Indian Esports squad Signify disbanded. Following the incident, former members of Signify has stuck together to compete under the banner of 5orgless. However, with the public statement of Lukas “yb” Gröning citing his interest in seeking another opportunity, Debanjan "DeathMakeR" Das has found his own destination.
Entity Gaming, a new home
Currently, Entity Gaming is among the most established Esports organizations in India, rivaled only by Global Esports. They have got many decent results and top placements in many domestic tournaments. However, they still had yet to win many titles during the time of heavy rivalry against Signify.
Entity Gaming tried several international players but they didn’t last long. With the latest departure of the former 2 Serbian players in late May this year, Entity Gaming has built their own fully Indian roster. With that, they look to build up and promote the competitive Indian CS:GO scene.
DeathMakeR used to play for Entity Gaming for a short while in late 2018. The 21 years old rifler is the highest-rated player in the 5orgless roster. He contributed a large part to the success of the old Signify roster.
However, after the disbandment of Signify, the 5orgless squad had a hard time finding a banner to play under. They seemed to be in a worse position when losing to Global Esports in the Conquerors Insignia 2019 ASC Qualifier. That seemed to be the last straw that led to the hard decision of leaving for each member of the team.
Seeing the potential in DeathMakeR, Entity Gaming made their move and signed the up and coming rifler. The manager of Entity Gaming praised the player well. He added that DeathMakeR is precisely the missing pieces for his team. Let’s see if this will work out well.
The current Entity Gaming roster looks as follow
Sunny “Deathmaker” Das
Jayanth “skillZ” Ramesh
Karan “Excali” Mhaswadkar
Anuj “Amaterasu” Sharma
Simar “Psy” Sethi
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