Rayne Esports - The First Indian All-Female CS:GO Pro Team

We all know that gaming and esports in our country are not particularly welcomed. For parents and adults in general, video games are just a pointless and extremely unhealthy way to entertain yourself. That is why for them, competitive gaming and esports tournaments are dangerous things, so most of the time they will prevent their children from participating in those events. But luckily, we have Global Esports. From just a project about pets at the beginning, Rushindra Sinha and Mohit Israney have successfully turned their project into the biggest esports organization in India – Global Esports.

Global Esports Interview — Rushindra Sinha (left) and Mohit Israney (right)

These two men have been creating chances of becoming a real pro gamer for so many people. Moreover, those chances are not for boys and men only. Global Esports has founded the first all-female CS:GO pro team. Previously known as GERayne, this all-female CS:GO pro team has just changed its name into Rayne Esports, and it has just had created its own Facebook page. The page is still lack of likes and followers, so if you want to support the girls, you know what to do.

Rayne Esports just created its fanpage on Facebook, and after uploading the avatar and cover photos, the first post of the team is to recruit a new female player for the team. So, if any girls can join them, be confident and send messages to the Facebook page of Rayne Esports. They will reply shortly.

Screenshot 17 — The recruiting post of Rayne Esports

The first post on the Facebook page of Rayne Esports also introduces the other 4 members of the team, as well as the coach of the team. Previously in 2019, our girls have won second place in Legion of Valkyries, a CS:GO tournament hosted by Lenovo. The line-up that won the second place of Rayne Esports has not been changed much, only Zarin Nawar (a player from Thailand) left. That is why Rayne Esports is not looking for their fifth female player.