SQreen has left the position of head of the Dota 2 department at Edge

Analyst and streamer Khaled sQreen El-Habbash announced his departure from the position of head of the Dota 2 department at the esports organization Edge. According to him, combining work at the club and streaming activities became impossible due to new tournament regulations.

El-Habbash mentioned that he had planned to stay with Edge in the long term to apply his experience in team building and working with sponsors at the tier-1 level. However, current tournament rules prohibit club employees from making bets or streaming matches with predictions, even without bets. This directly affected his main activity - the streams that brought him popularity.

sQreen noted that he prefers to focus on his career as a streamer and ends his collaboration with Edge, thanking the club for the opportunity to work at the top level.

For the last time, I helped the organization Edge complete a deal with Mosquito Clan and buy the Dota 2 roster. Before the streaming incident, I had been consulting Edge for some time, and everything was going well, but the current rules too much restrict my activities as a streamer.

It’s worth mentioning that sQreen joined Edge on April 19. On the same day, he streamed PGL Wallachia Season 4 matches, during which he made bets. After this, PGL changed the regulations, banning anyone associated with professional teams, including organization staff, from making bets.

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