Oasis Gaming

We reached out to two CEOs from two different esports organizations from within the VALORANT Southeast Asian scene, Arra “an0raK” Baron from Oasis Gaming, and Intouchaya “Jijung” Chinpinkyo from FULL SENSE, to hear their thoughts about the current state of the tier-two circuit, where their passions stem from, and what it means to have such a prominent role in the community.

Fancy United Esports have pulled out of ESL Clash of Nations 2023 due to passport issues, with Oasis Gaming being invited to replace them as the next Southeast Asian team in line from the Closed Qualifier. 

Oasis Gaming and ZOL Esports earned spots at the 2024 APAC Predator League after reigning supreme in the Philippines Qualifier. 

Kelly “kellyS” Sedillo will make his first appearance for Oasis Gaming in the 2024 Predator League Philippines.

The Boracay Jett will not continue with Oasis Gaming going into 2024. 

Nathaniel “Nexi” Cabero’s departure sees Oasis Gaming return to a five-man roster.

Following Oasis Gaming’s victory, Jose “Rbtx” Carlo Jamir has been tasked with putting together a SIBOL VALORANT lineup to represent the Philippines in the upcoming SEA Games 2023 in Cambodia.

Oasis Gaming have finalized their team with the addition of four new players. 

Oasis Gaming VALORANT are undergoing a restructuring process, which saw the roster being depleted to three members. Three new additions to the coaching staff have also been made.

Having parted ways with Vic “Flufee” Villavicencio this week, Oasis Gaming are now searching for an extra pair of eyes for their VALORANT squad.