NRG recently sold its Counter-Strike<\/em>: Global Offensive roster to Evil Geniuses, then watched from the sideliens as won its biggest tournament ever at ESL One New York in the end of September.<\/p>
NRG’s co-CEO, Andy Miller, said it was a tough sale to make in a recent Q&A on Reddit. But he said the game’s scene as unsustainable.<\/p>
“CS <\/em>sale was gut wrenching. We built that team the right way for a lot of years. Really like the guys, but the space is crazy,” Miller said<\/a> in the AMA. “We want NRG to be around for a long time and current day CS<\/em> model wasn’t going to help us get there.”<\/p>
Although NRG left CS:GO<\/em>, the scene will probably be bigger in 2020. EG bought the NRG roster, OG<\/a> is reportedly signing an international team, and 100Thieves<\/a> and Dignitas<\/a> wants to return.<\/p>