ksloks Leaves ODDIK, Enters Free Agency After Two Years

The Brazilian Counter-Strike 2 scene has seen another roster move as Italo “ksloks” Meinberg confirmed his departure from ODDIK. The player and the organization reached a mutual agreement to terminate the contract, ending a relationship that lasted approximately two years and included multiple tournament victories and a national team qualification.

Italo “ksloks” Meinberg has officially parted ways with ODDIK, the Brazilian esports organization he represented across two separate stints. The player announced the mutual contract termination on Wednesday through his personal X account, closing a chapter that spanned roughly two years with the team.

ksloks was in his second stint with ODDIK’s starting lineup since March 2025 and remained an active member until April, when he was moved to the bench. During his most recent tenure on the active roster, he competed in 38 events and maintained a solid 1.09 rating, demonstrating consistent individual performance even as the team navigated a competitive domestic and regional circuit.

In his public statement, ksloks expressed gratitude for the organization and the period of growth it provided. “Today I end my contract with ODDIK. We reached a mutual agreement for the contract termination. I am grateful for this two-year period with the team. It was a phase of much learning, development, and different achievements, but the time has come for new challenges,” the player wrote. He also made it clear that he is actively seeking a new team, adding, “I am free of contract and ready to compete again. I am very excited and confident for this new stage of my career. I count on the support of all of you.”

The departure marks the end of a significant association that saw ksloks contribute to several notable results for ODDIK. In 2025, the organization won the KabuM! Prime League and secured runner-up finishes at the ESL Challenger League Season 51 Cup 1 and the Circuito FERJEE de Esports in Rio de Janeiro. The same year, ODDIK claimed titles at the CCT Season 3 Series 7 and the Aorus League Brazil Finals, a LAN event held in São Paulo.

Alongside his now-former ODDIK teammates Adriano “WOOD7” Cerato and João “naitte” Maia, ksloks also earned a spot to represent Brazil at the Esports Nations Cup, an achievement that underscored his value within the national competitive landscape. With his contract now dissolved, the Brazilian rifler enters free agency at a moment when the South American Counter-Strike 2 scene continues to evolve, and his proven track record is likely to attract interest from organizations looking to bolster their rosters.

ksloks Announces Mutual Departure from ODDIK After Two Years

The announcement came directly from the player’s social media, where he confirmed that both parties had agreed to terminate the existing contract. This approach avoids the friction often associated with benchings or buyout disputes and positions ksloks as an immediately available free agent. His message emphasized appreciation for the organization while clearly looking ahead to future competition.

During his second stint on the active roster, which began in March 2025 and concluded with his move to the bench in April, ksloks participated in 38 events and posted a 1.09 rating. That figure reflects a level of individual impact that kept him relevant even as roster dynamics shifted. The decision to part ways now resets his career trajectory and opens the door for a fresh start with a new organization.

• ksloks maintained a 1.09 rating across 38 events during his most recent active period with ODDIK, providing a measurable indicator of his individual performance level.
• In 2025, ODDIK won the KabuM! Prime League and placed second at both the ESL Challenger League Season 51 Cup 1 and the Circuito FERJEE de Esports in Rio de Janeiro.
• In 2025, the organization secured championships at the CCT Season 3 Series 7 and the Aorus League Brazil Finals, a LAN event in São Paulo.
• ksloks, alongside WOOD7 and naitte, qualified to represent Brazil at the Esports Nations Cup while under contract with ODDIK.

The mutual nature of the contract termination suggests a clean break, allowing ksloks to immediately explore new opportunities without buyout complications. His public declaration of readiness and confidence signals a player eager to return to official competition, and his statistical output during his last active period provides a tangible benchmark for potential suitors.

ODDIK’s Recent Achievements

ODDIK experienced a productive period while ksloks was part of the organization. In 2025, the team captured the KabuM! Prime League title and finished as runners-up in two additional competitions: the ESL Challenger League Season 51 Cup 1 and the Circuito FERJEE de Esports in Rio de Janeiro. These results highlighted the squad’s ability to compete at a high level within the Brazilian circuit.

In 2025, ODDIK won the CCT Season 3 Series 7 and then triumphed at the Aorus League Brazil Finals, a LAN tournament held in São Paulo. Those victories reinforced the organization’s standing in the region and demonstrated that the roster could convert deep runs into trophies. ksloks was part of the lineup that achieved these results, contributing to a winning culture that developed over his tenure.

Beyond organizational achievements, ksloks also secured a notable individual milestone alongside teammates WOOD7 and naitte. The trio earned qualification for the Esports Nations Cup representing Brazil, reflecting their collective skill and chemistry. That accomplishment adds an international dimension to ksloks’s resume and may serve as a point of reference for teams evaluating his potential fit in a new system.

ksloks leaves ODDIK with a resume that includes domestic titles, international qualification, and a consistent individual rating across dozens of events. As a free agent, he now represents an experienced option for teams seeking a player with proven LAN experience and a history of contributing to championship runs. The Brazilian Counter-Strike 2 community will be watching closely to see where the next chapter of his career unfolds.