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Regnum Carya Esports Parts Ways With 3 Players!

Regnum Carya Esports announced that they have parted ways with, VALORANT players, Arda ”léu“ Kerenciler, Serdar ”Ckanic“ Akıncı, and Ahmet ”Lank1“ Öcal.

The team recently recruited Ege “Thenightche” Nuhoğlu, who previously played for the Istanbul Wildcats, and gave the first signal for change.

Regnum Carya Esports most recently competed in the Closed Qualifiers of VCT 2021: Turkey 3rd Stage 2nd Qualifiers. At Winners Bracket, the team lost 2-1 to OutRage in the last 16 rounds, then lost to Surreal Esports 2-0 in the Losers Bracket.

After the early farewell and unsuccessful results, the team decided to part ways with the three of its players.

As esportimes, we wish the organization and all of its past and future players success in their career!

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