The Australian organization ORDER (101st place in the world ranking) announced the signing of a contract with Tyler “tucks” Reilly, who will take the place of Luke “ekul” on the roster. Blackie. Thus, the e-sportsman, who some time ago moved to Valorant, returns to the professional scene in CS: GO.
During his career, Tucks represented several Australian teams, most notably with the Chiefs. In 2014, he received a VAC ban for cheating, depriving him of the opportunity to participate in any events sponsored by Valve. As a result, he announced his move to Valorant, but in 2021 the restrictions were lifted from him after Valve changed the rules for allowing players to compete.
For some time, the player performed as part of ORDER in Valorant, showing good results on the European stage. In addition, He worked as a coach with the CS:GO team. Commenting on the contract with ORDER, tucks noted that he was glad to be back: “After a year and a half in Valorant, I really didn’t love this game, I didn’t feel the emotions about it that I should have felt, and therefore I wanted to change something, since CS: GO remains the only thing in my life that gives me 100% pleasure.”
ORDER recently qualified for the lower bracket of the finals of the Asian RMR Qualifiers tournament, and also showed good results at the ESL ANZ Championships.
