Cloud9 set to signal Valorant star yay from OpTic Gaming report says

  ❘   Revealed: 2022-09-27T21:44:59

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Cloud9 is about to signal OpTic Gaming celebrity Jaccob ‘yay’ Whiteaker for the 2023 Valorant Champions Tour season in line with a report from Dot Esports.

Cloud9 is engaged on creating an excellent group for the upcoming 2023 VCT season because the group is reportedly set to signal OpTic Gaming participant yay in line with a report from Dot Esports.

yay was statistically the most effective participant on the planet over the course of 2022 as OpTic positioned prime three throughout all three main worldwide occasions this 12 months. OpTic didn’t make it into the Riot Video games’ partnered leagues and thus the Valorant roster has been up on the market for organizations to choose over for the following 12 months.

Cloud9 appears to be the primary group to cement a take care of one of many former OpTic gamers as yay will be a part of a group with three lively members on the roster. Cloud9 benched Mitch ‘mitch’ Semago and Rahul ‘curry’ Nemani on September 22 and should fill a six-man roster by late October.

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Yay was a standout participant in OpTic’s collection towards The Guard at Valorant Masters.

The previous Counter-Strike participant performed for Andbox (now NYFU) earlier than becoming a member of Envy (now OpTic) and has skyrocketed to develop into a family title in Valorant after bursting onto the scene internationally in 2021.

With yay on the group, OpTic’s lowest placement at a world and home VCT occasion was prime 12 at Valorant Champions 2021.

The Cloud9 roster now consists of IGL Nathan ‘leaf’ Orf, Erick ‘Xeppaa’ Bach, Nathan “leaf” Orf and yay. The group nonetheless must discover a fifth beginning participant and one substitute earlier than the preseason deadline.

Followers will see yay signify the blue and white on the VCT Kickoff match in February in São Paulo, Brazil.