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Fluxo W7M suspends its Counter-Strike 2 team, citing changes to the Majors

The Brazilian organisation has paused its CS2 division, keeping only two players and the coach under contract, citing changes to the format and remuneration model of the Majors and the loss of a strategic partner.

Statcade graphic: Fluxo W7M suspends its Counter-Strike 2 team
Image: Statcade graphic based on Fluxo W7M's official statement

Fluxo W7M has suspended its Counter-Strike 2 team, ending, at least for now, a presence in the game that lasted more than four years. The Brazilian organisation announced it in an official statement on X on 10 November at 5:33 p.m. Italian time.

In the statement Fluxo cites as causes the recent changes to the "format and remuneration model" of the Counter-Strike Majors, together with the departure of a strategic partner described as fundamental to the project, and speaks of a difficult decision to "pause and re-evaluate" its presence in the game.

Players exit and dav1deuS and coach juve remain under contract; the other players are free to negotiate with other teams immediately. According to the specialist outlet The Esports Radar, the decision was also influenced by the lack of Major income, falling sticker revenue and the departure of a commercial partner linked to Brazil's betting regulations; Fluxo also failed to qualify for the PGL Major in Singapore.

Sources: official Fluxo W7M statement on the @fluxogg X account (10 November 2026); TalkEsport, which also reports what was written by The Esports Radar. Text by Statcade.