Shortly after Re-So LAN, which was held at Mont de Marsan in France between the 22nd and 24th of February, H2k revealed that Pi.aiM, kristeN and crZ would be leaving the Counter-Strike: Source team due to internal problems and a lack of motivation. Since then, H2k has only had two active players on their roster, Damien "maLeK" Marcel and Cédric "RpK" Guipouy.

Today, after weeks of negotiating with potential replacement players, H2k has unveiled its revamped line-up. In addition to maLeK and RpK, Corsin "rFlex" Simon, Anthony "Day" Tysen and Edouard "SmithZz" Dubourdeaux will now be joining the team. All three of the new additions are directly from Team WebOne, and according to H2k manager Jack ‘Le Freak’ Bernard, were encouraged to change organisation because, “H2k can offer them the support they really deserve.”

Team captain Damien "maLeK" Marcel released the following statement over on the H2k site:

"After the leaving of kristeN and crZ, I was looking for a stable and a strong team, a team that is more stable than the previous one. I personally think that with the addition of these 3 players from WebOne, we found the players we should need on the European level. With this said, I’m sure that we will represent H2k in the European scene"

New H2k player Corsin "rFlex" Simon justified the organisation change:

"We are very pleased to join H2K-Gaming. It's a unique occasion for us to fight against the best European teams. After a long vacuum in WebOne, Day, SmithZz and I had to have some news in our line up and that precisely what maLeK proposed to us. We are very proud to represent H2K with maLeK and RpK because they can help us like no one did."

H2k’s Counter-Strike: Source line-up is now as follows:

Damien "maLeK" Marcel
Cédric "RpK" Guipouy
Corsin "rFlex" Simon
Anthony "Day" Tysen
Edouard "SmithZz" Dubourdeaux

Source: H2k-Gaming