Skip to main content
Esports

Heroic has acquired Immortals' BLAST Premier team slot

The Norwegian-based esports organisation will become one of the 12 member teams.
Ben Lyons Senior Editor 22 abril 2022

The Norwegian-based esports organisation Heroic has officially acquired the BLAST Premier team slot from Immortals Gaming Club, following an extensive bidding process that included various "leading esports and Counter-Strike organisations" showing interest.

There's no mention of how much the team slot ended up costing Heroic, but the announcement post does state that Immortals Gaming Club (the owners of MIBR) has been in the process of selling the slot for a couple of years now.

"We're delighted to welcome on board Heroic, they've proven through their performances on the server over the last few years, that they belong alongside the world's elite of Counter-Strike," said Charlotte Kenny, managing director of BLAST Premier. "Their impressive showing at last year's Fall Final in Copenhagen highlights what they will add to our tournaments. The level of interest, competition and investment shown for this slot highlights just how much BLAST Premier has grown in the last 12 months alone."

Heroic CEO Joachim Haraldsen has added that the team is "really impressed" by BLAST and the product it has built and that it is "super excited" to help contribute to the tournament's future success.

Senior Editor Ben was a Senior Editor at Gamereactor UK. When he wasn’t writing, editing or filming for Gamereactor, he could usually be found playing an FPS or getting lost in a sprawling RPG.
Perfil completo Autor de Gamereactor desde October 2020 · 15.258 artículos publicados
Por qué confiar en Gamereactor
23 Ediciones Cada una con su propia redacción y sus propias notas.
1998 Publicando desde De propiedad independiente todo este tiempo.
100% Jugado a fondo Escrito tras jugar, nunca a partir de material de prensa.
1–10 Nota de la red La nota de cada edición, promediada y a la vista.