Esports

CS:GO Player oBo Leaves Complexity Gaming And Becomes A Free Agent

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4 weeks ago

January 30, 2021

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[11:58, 1/30/2021] Eren Gursoy: Owen Schlatter, known as “oBo,” is a 17-year-old American CS:GO player who had been playing for Complexity Gaming since June 2019. Before that, he was playing for Old Guys Club.

As you might remember, Complexity Gaming decided to move out to Europe due to the coronavirus outbreak temporarily, but oBo was unhappy about how long they would stay in there. Because of that, he benched himself in September 2020.

Following this decision, Complexity Gaming has been looking for a replacement for oBo, and they agreed with jks. However, oBo was still their contacted player until yesterday. On Twitter, Completely Gaming announced the departure of the young player.

Here is the official announcement from Complexity Gaming:

“Today we are announcing the release of Owen ‘oBo’ Schlatter.

We’d like to thank him for all his contributions to #COLCS and wish him the very best for the future.”

You can check out the post below.

Today we are announcing the release of Owen @oBoCSGO Schlatter.
We'd like to thank him for all his contributions to #COLCS and wish him the very best for the future. #WeAreCOL pic.twitter.com/comxTysDbu
— Complexity Gaming (@Complexity) January 29, 2021