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Enigma6 revamps Call of Duty roster, adds GodRx and JetLi

They'll look to improve on a top six placing at CWL Fort Worth in March.

Another professional Call of Duty team has made some roster changes heading into the next major tournament.

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Enigma6 has signed Eric “JetLi” Phan and Adam “GodRx” Brown, the organization announced today. JetLi and GodRx will replace Steven “Diabolic” Rivero and Martin Chino, and compete alongside Jordon General, Matthew “KiSMET” Tinsley, and Bradley “Frosty” Bergstrom.

GodRx was most recently a substitute player for Evil Geniuses after failing to qualify for the 2019 CWL Pro League with Pittsburgh Knights. JetLi, on the other hand, joins Enigma6 from Excelerate Gaming, who sold its spot in the CWL Pro League to Elevate yesterday.

Despite picking up a top six placing at CWL Fort Worth last month, Enigma6 have struggled in the CWL Pro League—they’re 3-8 right now and sit toward the bottom of Division B.

Related: Call of Duty rostermania: April 2019

Enigma6’s new lineup will make their debut at CWL London, which kicks off on May 3. E6 will be in Pool A with 100 Thieves, OpTic Gaming, and Reciprocity.


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