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Bleed Esports will have to make do without Jaccob “yay” Whiteaker at the upcoming Riot Games ONE Pro Invitational, the Singaporean organization has revealed. 

The new Bleed Esports lineup will debut at the Riot Games ONE Pro Invitational as one of the four invited teams, the organizers have announced. 

yay’s time with Envy/OpTic helped him carve out his stake as one of the greatest players in VALORANT history. 

Bleed Esports will house another Singaporean player with the addition of former Team SMG and X10 Esports player Javier “Egoist” Chua. 

Bleed Esports are now down to three players with the departures of Marcus “nephh” Tan and Tyler “juicy” Aeria to National Service. 

Jia Heng “JayH” Wong has returned to BLEED’s starting lineup ahead of VCT 2023, the Singaporean organization has announced.

With their qualification to the VALORANT India Invitational by Galaxy Racer, Bleed Esports have set themselves up for their first international LAN, scheduled to take place on November 18-20. 

Derrick “Deryeon” Yee and Jorell “Retla” Teo have extended their time with Bleed Esports and will be a part of the team’s plans next year.

The Sova player enters the waters of free agency, concluding his nine-month stint with Bleed eSports. 

Bleed eSports have decided not to renew their Singaporean-Swedish roster and will be re-evaluating their options heading into the 2023 season.