"Not my decision." The sensational Mongols from the IHC kicked out the player a month before the RMR

IHC announced the transfer of Tengis sk0r Batjargal to the bench. As it turned out, it was not the player's own initiative.

There were many good memories and impressions, but I didn't imagine that it would all end like this. Leaving [IHC] is not my decision, by the way. Good luck, guys.

Tengis sk0r Batjargal on Instagram

It should be noted that sk0r was a statistical leader in the team alongside Annihilation. The club has not yet named the player who will replace Tengis. Formally, the IHC roster includes five players, but kabal is currently not playing for the team due to the birth of a child, so the organization signed Bart4k, with whom they played at IEM Katowice.

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Possible consequences

It is very likely that this kick will be a significant blow to the Mongolian and Asian CS:GO pro scene. Such a reshuffle before the start of the RMR and Major can affect the team's performance against opponents from other regions. Perhaps we will no longer see IHC's impressive victories against teams like Cloud9.

IHC will compete in the playoffs of ESL Challenger League Season 44: Asia-Pacific, and on April 6th, they will start the BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023: Asia-Pacific RMR.