ODDIK have suspended their esports operations indefinitely and with immediate effect, bringing the Counter-Strike division of the organization to an end for the foreseeable future. The decision closes a run that began in 2022 and included domestic titles, international LAN appearances and a peak of #28 in the HLTV World Ranking.
The organization announced the decision in a statement on X, thanking the players, staff, creators, partners and supporters who had been part of the project over more than four years.
Hoje, a ODDIK anuncia uma pausa por tempo indeterminado em suas atividades no cenário competitivo.
Foram mais de cinco anos de campeonatos, vitórias, derrotas, LANs, grandes palcos, diferentes equipes e incontáveis momentos que ajudaram a construir a história da organização.… pic.twitter.com/305yXdAKDa
— ODDIK (@ODDIKgg) September 23, 2026
ODDIK restructure the remaining roster
As part of the decision, Diogo “diozera” Oliveira Nunes and Gustavo “nardes” Henrique have been moved to the bench.
Vitor “Ceruttera” Cerutti, Gabriel “NEKIZ” Schenato and Sebastian “righi” Righi have been released as free agents, while coach Joaquin “lokomotioN” Abasolo has also left the organization.
ODDIK explained that the move represents a pause rather than a definitive end to the history of the organization, but did not provide a timetable for a potential return to competition.
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PGL Astana marked the international peak
ODDIK entered Counter-Strike in June 2022 and became a regular presence in South American competition. Their biggest international run came at PGL Astana 2025 after qualifying through the South American Closed Qualifier.
At the event, ODDIK defeated G2 2:1 and paiN 2:0 during the Swiss stage. They entered the final round with a 2–2 record but lost 0:2 to Aurora, finishing 9th–11th and one victory short of the playoffs.
That run helped ODDIK reach #28 in the HLTV World Ranking, the highest position achieved by the organization.
ODDIK also collected several regional trophies during their time in Counter-Strike. The organization won CBCS Season 5 and Circuito Estadual FERJEE 2024, and later added titles at KaBuM! Prime League 2025, CCT Season 3 South America Series 7 and Aorus League Brazil 2026.
More than four years in Counter-Strike
The final months of the project included several roster changes as ODDIK continued competing primarily in South American events. Their last recorded match came on September 22, one day before the announcement, with a 1:0 victory over Sementes do Mal in ESL Challenger League Season 52 South America Cup 2.
For now, ODDIK leave Counter-Strike without an active lineup or upcoming matches. The organization has not announced when, or if, competitive operations will resume.
