X6tence have parted ways with their CS:GO roster, only a day after the Spanish esports organisation sealed a strategic deal with Giants Gaming Esports.<\/p>\n
The acquisition of x6tence is just one of many business deals that Giants Gaming – officially the Vodafone Giants – have made this year following a US $3.3 million investment from the S\u00e1nchez C\u00f3zar Group, which consists of founder Jos\u00e9 Antonio S\u00e1nchez C\u00f3zar and key shareholders Alejandro Beltran, Gabriel Saenz de Buruaga, Luis Ferrandiz, and Lolito Fern\u00e1ndez.<\/p>\n
The financial terms of the deal that united two of Spain’s biggest esports organisations were not disclosed to the public.<\/p>\n
While the two parties are currently working on integrating x6tence’s staff into their new parent company, the team’s CS:GO roster were not a part of the deal. This leaves Jonathan “JonY BoY” Mu\u00f1o, Nicolas “NikoM” Miozzi, Tom\u00e1s “tomi” Guardia, Matias “tutehen” Canale, and Mor\u00eds “OMG” Marquez-Cid without a team.<\/p>\n