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Revision as of 14:53, 4 August 2016
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Perilous Gaming formed in ETF2L Season 23 when the organization bought Full Tilt. [1] The team dropped the Perilous Gaming organisation on July 11th, 2016, and went back to the old name Full Tilt. [2] The reasons are currently unknown.
Rosters
ETF2L Season 24
| Roster | |
|---|---|
 Scout
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 Astt
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| Scout
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 Thalash
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 Roamer
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 Mike
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 Pocket
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 Silentes
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 Demoman
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 alle
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 Medic
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kos
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Perilous' Season 24 roster. Team captain and roamer, Sideshow decided to step down from his role as roamer to be replaced by Mike. alle joined the team to replace former demoman spudd. [3]
DreamHack Summer 2016
| Roster | |
|---|---|
| Scout
|
Astt
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| Scout
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Thalash
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| Roamer
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Mike
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| Pocket
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 Tek
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| Demoman
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alle
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| Medic
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kos
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The team's roster for DreamHack Summer 2016. Due to Silentes' inability to attend the event, French pocket Tek played for the team. The team reached the grand final of the event although the game was stopped after only four maps leaving the team tied with nameLess.
ETF2L Season 23
| Roster | |
|---|---|
| Scout
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Astt
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| Scout
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Thalash
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| Roamer
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Sideshow
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| Pocket
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Silentes
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| Demoman
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spudd!
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| Medic
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kos
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Perilous Gaming's roster for ETF2L Season 23. The team began the season using well known French player Tek as pocket after their original pocket Silentees lost interest.[4] Tek was quickly replaced however, as Silentees returned for Week 3. The roster remained the same for the rest of the season, although many rumors reported Sideshow stepping down for another roamer. The team placed second in the season.[5]
