Betclic have announced the dismissal of head coach Jędrzej "Bogdan" Rokita, ending a long association that stretched back to August 2024, when the Portuguese/Polish organization entered the game.
During Bogdan's tenure, Betclic most notably qualified for PGL Bucharest 2025, where they managed to beat The MongolZ and Astralis in a 9th-11th place finish.
The Polish team managed to bounce back from the departures of Jakub "jcobbb" Pietruszewski and Milan "hypex" Polowiec and won Parken Challenger Championship Season 2 in March before their form dipped as the season wore on.
Betclic started cleaning house last month with the departure of Bartosz "eskyy" Tomaszewski. The organization then cut ties with Piotr "nawrot" Nawrocki, who had been part of the team's coaching staff since April, benched Adrian "Dr3nquu" Wrześniewski and released AWPer Olek "hades" Miskiewicz and analyst Michał "misho" Staniszewski.
The Polish team now has:
Patryk "Demho" Tomaszewski Wojciech "Prism" Zięba
Adrian "Dr3nquu" Wrześniewski (benched)
Astralis
Nicolai 'device' Reedtz
Victor 'Staehr' Staehr
Jakob 'jabbi' Nygaard
Martin 'stavn' Lund
Casper 'cadiaN' Møller
Wojciech 'Prism' Zięba
Michał 'misho' Staniszewski
Adrian 'Dr3nquu' Wrześniewski
Piotr 'nawrot' Nawrocki
Jakub 'jcobbb' Pietruszewski
Olek 'hades' Miskiewicz
The MongolZ
Usukhbayar '910' Banzragch
Garidmagnai 'bLitz' Byambasuren
Sodbayar 'Techno' Munkhbold
Ayush 'mzinho' Batbold
Azbayar 'Senzu' Munkhbold
Patryk 'Demho' Tomaszewski
Milan 'hypex' Polowiec
Betclic
Patryk 'Demho' Tomaszewski
Wojciech 'Prism' Zięba
Jędrzej 'Bogdan' Rokita
Bartosz 'eskyy' Tomaszewski
Jędrzej 'Bogdan' Rokita