Fluxo officially announce the suspension of its Counter Strike 2 division..

Brazilian e-sports organization Fluxo announced on Thursday, via its official X (Twitter) account, that it is suspending its Counter Strike 2 (CS2) division.

According to Fluxo's official statement, changes made by Valve to the Majors format and the sticker revenue policy have made it increasingly difficult for the organization to sustain rising operational costs. These shifts also led potential strategic partners to withdraw, leaving the club with no choice but to suspend its CS2 operations.

Currently, all players on the roster have been released, with the exception of dav1deuS, exit, and coach Juve, who remain under contract with the organization.

This announcement marks a pause in Fluxo’s four-year journey within the Counter Strike 2 competitive e-sports scene.

During this spell, the team featured several prominent Brazilian players, including felps, Lucaozy, and arT.

Throughout this spell, Fluxo qualified for three Major tournaments, the BLAST.tv Major Paris, the BLAST.tv Major Austin, and the StarLadder Major  Budapest, as well as securing victories in various domestic tournaments in Brazil.

The year 2026 proved particularly challenging for the team; they were unable to break into the top 50 of the VRS rankings and failed to qualify for either the Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Cologne Major or the PGL Singapore Major.

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