Betclic parts ways with coach Jędrzej ‘Bogdan’ Rokita

Betclic has dismissed head coach Jędrzej ‘Bogdan’ Rokita, ending an association that began when the Portuguese-Polish organization entered competition in August 2024. During Rokita’s tenure the team won the Parken Challenger Championship Season 2 in March 2025 and qualified for PGL Bucharest 2025.

At PGL Bucharest 2025 Betclic defeated The MongolZ and Astralis and finished in the 9th–11th place range. The Parken Challenger title came after the exits of Jakub ‘jcobbb’ Pietruszewski and Milan ‘hypex’ Polowiec earlier in the season.

Results declined later in the season, and the club began a series of roster and staff changes. Recent moves included the departure of Bartosz ‘eskyy’ Tomaszewski, the end of Piotr ‘nawrot’ Nawrocki’s time on the coaching staff (he joined in April), the benching of Adrian ‘Dr3nquu’ Wrześniewski, and the releases of AWPer Olek ‘hades’ Miskiewicz and analyst Michał ‘misho’ Staniszewski.

After the latest changes the team’s registered active lineup lists Patryk ‘Demho’ Tomaszewski and Wojciech ‘Prism’ Zięba, with Adrian ‘Dr3nquu’ Wrześniewski marked as benched. Betclic has not named a replacement for Rokita or provided details on the next steps for its roster and coaching group.