The Chinese pro-Dota scene returns tomorrow, and the teams continue to announce their updated rosters. Vici Gaming, which we wrote about yesterday, was followed by PSG.LGD and EHOME.

New PSG.LGD roster: Ame, NothingToSay, Faith_bian, XinQ, y', xiao8 (coach)

New EHOME roster: Sccc, Xm, Chalice, Yif, xNova, Yao (coach)

We've combined some interesting trivia alongside logical conclusions. 

First of all, the former EHOME roster has almost completely moved to PSG.LGD. At the same time, NothingToSay and XinQ came to the new club on loan, and Faith_bian, y' and xiao8 were signed as free agents.

Second, Ame returns to his hometown club, where he spent three and a half years. The last seven months he played at CDEC Gaming, LGD Gaming's youth team. Ame is a vice-champion of The International 2018, a bronze medalist at The International 2019, and 4th-placer at The International 2017. All these achievements were made together with PSG.LGD (LGD Gaming).

Third, Xm and James came from CDEC Gaming, and with the departure of Ame, in fact, the team seems to be disbanded.

Fourth, the previous assumption is indirectly confirmed by the fact that both teams have one manager: Wang “BigG” Changqi. This can be seen both in the PSG.LGD announcement and in the EHOME announcement.

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Fifth, a couple of days ago, Sccc announced that he wanted to take a break because he could not find a team. Today he joined EHOME as a free agent.\

Sixth, such a collaboration between PSG.LGD and EHOME can be explained by the fact that RuRu, the owner of LGD Gaming, received a majority stake in EHOME, according to a former LGD and Newbee SMM employee. EHOME can be expected to become PSG.LGD's farm club.

And some trivia: Xiao8 the player spent four years in total at LGD Gaming, where he twice became the bronze medalist of The International. Between his two playing periods, he won The International 2014 with Newbee.

The renewed PSG.LGD and EHOME rosters will take part in the China Dota2 Pro Cup, in which ten teams from the Celestial Kingdom will compete for $80,000.