ENCE Update Their Roster: Polish Duo F1KU and kRaSnaL Replace rigoN and myltsi

Finnish organization ENCE have announced changes to their active roster: rigoN and myltsi have left the team. They are replaced by two Polish players — kRaSnaL and F1KU — marking another step in ENCE’s ongoing rebuild and search for stability in CS2.

rigoN and myltsi’s Achievements with ENCE

rigoN and myltsi joined ENCE in July 2025. During their time with the team, ENCE mainly competed in tier-2 and tier-3 tournaments, aiming to establish themselves as consistent contenders on the European scene.

The roster’s biggest achievement was winning Thunderpick World Championship 2025: European Series #2, as well as finishing second at Exort The Proving Grounds Season 4. In addition, ENCE competed at ESL Pro League Season 22, but ended their run in the 17–19th place range.

Individually, myltsi played 149 maps for ENCE, posting an average ADR of 68.2, a KAST of 72.3%, and a rating of 0.98. rigoN played 143 maps with an average ADR of 73.9, a KAST of 68.2%, and the same 0.98 rating.

After leaving ENCE, rigoN joined Eternal Fire, while myltsi is currently a free agent.

Achievements of F1KU and kRaSnaL

F1KU is best known for his time with OG, where he played from 2022 to 2025. During that period, the team regularly competed at major tournaments, including tier-1 events. OG’s best results included 3–4th place finishes at Global Esports Tour Dubai 2022, BLAST Premier: Spring Finals 2022, and BLAST Premier: World Final 2022. OG also won CCT Season 2 European Series #20.

While playing for OG, F1KU maintained solid individual numbers, averaging an ADR of 71.3, a KAST of 71.3%, and a rating of 1.02. In September, he joined Wildcard, where he spent a short period but still managed to play 57 maps with impressive stats — an ADR of 85.7 and a 1.21 rating.

kRaSnaL is most remembered for his performances with Monte between 2023 and 2025. Together with the team, he won several tier-2 tournaments, including CCT Season 1 West Europe Series #2, ESL Challenger League Season 44: Europe, and ESL Challenger at DreamHack Winter 2023.

Monte’s most notable achievement was their run at BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023, where they finished 5–8th. The team also narrowly missed the finals twice, placing 3–4th at ESL Pro League Season 18 and Thunderpick World Championship 2023.

During his time with Monte, kRaSnaL played 648 maps, averaging an ADR of 73.8, a KAST of 72.4%, and a rating of 1.05.

Current ENCE Lineup:

• sdy
• podi
• Neityu
• F1KU
• kRaSnaL
• enkay J (coach)

The updated ENCE roster will make its debut at BLAST Bounty Winter 2026: Closed Qualifier, which kicks off on January 13.