CS:GO professional players decide to take a break this summer
The first half of this year was full of world championships and big competitions, which certainly caused great pressure on counter-strike professionals: Global Offensive players or as it simply known CS:GO .
In the past few months, we have seen a series of exciting events during which we reached the finals of the ESL Pro League fifth season , where G2 Esports defeated North, ESL One Cologne, DreamHack Summer and certainly PGL Major Krakow 2017, who saw one winner Team Gambit.
After these busy months, all the game professionals from the international teams decided to take a full break in August, during which they would not travel to any tournament.
This is what the Cloud9 player Michael “shroud” Grzesiek confirmed today through his official Twitter account, but the players will return to their tournaments at the end of August with DreamHack Malmö, which starts on August 30 to September 3.
It is expected during the rest time to hear many news about the transfer of players to be equipped to return teams with new groups and full of players and to solve the problems and crises that emerged in the past period.
In addition to this, the return of the old team iBUYPOWER is expected after the end of the long-term ban.
This may also be the time for Valve to take new tests on the game to bring new features and improvements, or perhaps to fix errors that have affected players.
All players from top teams decided we need a player break. Therefore August nobody will be competing in tournaments.
— Michael Grzesiek (@shroud) July 19, 2017
