Denial Picks Up fejtZ

Denial Esports has added a new member to its CS:GO lineup: Kristjan “fejtZ” Allsaar.

Just two weeks after Denial Esports added Max “maxie” Lönnström to its Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team, the organization has made another move.

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Today, Denial announced via its Twitter account that Kristjan “fejtZ” Allsaar has joined the team. FejtZ is replacing Alexander “SKYTTEN” Carlsson.

FejtZ was seen on multiple teams during 2016, with most of them being Swedish. Publiclir.se, Method, and ArchAngels were some of the most well-known organizations that he played for. Though he played for multiple teams and never found solid footing, fejtZ still found success. He and his teams won the Ownit CS:GO Challenge tournament and Spektrum #8, and made it to the finals at ESPORTSM 2016.

FejtZ is clearly excited to join this Denial squad.

Denial’s roster is preparing for future tournaments, and they likely be a rising team to look out for.


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Photo credits: Valve, Denial


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