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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Team Singularity has partnered up with ENDX and launched a CS:GO roster
The esports organisation is once again fielding a team in competitive CS:GO.
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Team Singularity has announced its return to the competitive Counter-Strike: Global Offensive scene. As detailed in a blog post, we're informed that the esports organisation has signed a deal to bring a roster of players to the CS:GO world.
The team has been described as a "talented young lineup" and consists of purely Polish players. With the full roster being; "Qlocuu", "POLO", "freo", "nestee", and "Virtuoso".
To add to this, Singularity has partnered up with the esports stock platform, ENDX, a deal which will see the stock platform's listed teams being expanded with Singularity's CS:GO team.
As for when we'll get to see Singularity's CS:GO team in action, the roster will be competing in Split 1 of the Polish League next week.
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