Denial Esports sign Bravado CS:GO squad

North American organization Denial Esport has announced via their social accounts that they are returning to CS:GO waters by signing four of the South African players from Bravado Gaming. The team captain of Bravado Esports, Dimitri "Detrony" Hadjipaschali is only remaining player in the team, while the rest four players, including a team coach Tiaan "T.c" Coertzen will be from now on playing under the Denial Esports banner. 

The South African organization was struggling with a financial background for a few months, so the CEO of the company,  Andreas "cent" Hadjipaschali decided to raise money through the crowdfunding campaign called Project Destiny. Some of the professional CS:GO players (FalleN) helped the team with "special streams" however, according to the Twitter post of Bravado Gaming, "The project Destiny comes to an end". 

 You can see the official statement right below: 

It is important to mention, all players were notified that the campaign was on course to reach its target (at the time sitting at 60% of the fixed goal) as there was a corporate sponsor who was willing to pay in the case of any shortfall (40% of the fixed goal) for the organization in order to ensure the campaign was a success. 

Therefore, we want to make it clear that this decision was purely on the players to cancel the campaign and accept the offer they received from their new organization. We want you to know that this is no reflection on the ethics of the Bravado brand and its management. We want to ensure that everybody who contributed to the campaign will be refunded.

On this note, the management would like to apologize on behalf of Bravado to all its fans, supporters and ESPECIALLY all the donors during it’s Indiegogo fund-raising campaign – management realizes how this can reflect badly on the organization, especially after the concerted effort of many high-profile players in the community coming together to assist us in reaching this goal.