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BLAST holding a Major in Las Vegas is incredibly exciting for fans, but it will come with some serious complications for teams
The next NA CS2 Major is set to be absolutely huge. If rumours aree to be believed, it will be hosted in Las Vegas, but that will create a host of issues for the teams competing in it

PGL are taking everything from BLAST right now, and it could lead to BLAST making a swift exit from the Counter-Strike scene
PGL are heavily winning the race against BLAST, and soon the Danish company won't be able to catch up. Do BLAST have anything left to fight with, or will this spend the end of their time as a Counter-Strike tournament organiser?

Fluxo's exit from CS didn't garner the same attention as other teams, but it's the one you should care about more than any other
Fluxo pausing their CS division is the latest in a dark tide of org closures and team exits. They might not be as popular as other teams, but their exit is the scariest of them all.
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