Red Reserve Call of Duty players allegedly made homeless as organization\u2019s issues continue Members of theCall of Duty team have claimed that they were told to leave the team house in Las Vegas, Nevada, as the organization is no longer able to pay for it. UPDATE \u2013 April 5, 4 PM PT Just over 24 hours after members of Red Reserve began reporting that they were being forced to leave their team house, player Rhys \u2018Rated\u2019 Price tweeted out that Denial Esports Zachary \u2018ZachehCEO\u2019 Smith had paid their rent for this month, allowing the players to not have to rush or panic as they began the process of moving out. \u201cAppreciate the love the community has given today,\u201d he tweeted. \u201cNot been an ideal situation all year for ourselves. Would like to thank ZachtehCEO for helping us out and paying for the house for the month, so we aren\u2019t in a rush or panic to get everything out. Had no reason to help!\u201d Appreciate the love the community has given the team today not been an ideal situation all year for ourselves, would like to thank @ZachtehCEO for helping us out and paying for the house for the month so we aren’t In a rush or panic to get everything out had no reason to help! \u2014 Rhys Price (@Rated_COD) April 5, 2019 ORIGINAL STORY Red Reserve are widely considered to be one of the biggest names in Call of Duty esports, with their teams regularly making deep runs into the latter stages of tournaments. However, 2019 has been a turbulent year for the organization in and out of game, and it seems that things may have gotten worse for the them and their European lineup. What\u2019s going on with Red Reserve\u2019s team house? Red Reserve\u2019s Call of Duty team were based in the United Kingdom as they competed in World War II, but moved to Las Vegas, Nevada in the United States ahead of the Black Ops 4 season. The entirety of the team have been living in their Las Vegas teamhouse when not taking part in the CWL Pro League in Columbus, but it appears that this will no longer be the case according to player Trei \u2018Zer0\u2019 Morris. On Friday, April 5, Zer0 tweeted: \u201cBeen told by the team owner to leave the house we are staying in, because they couldn\u2019t pay for it. I don\u2019t know how or why we are in this situation. I guess we\u2019ll see what the streets of Las Vegas are saying.\u201d Been told by the Red owner to leave the house we are staying in, because they couldnt pay for it, idk how or why we are in this situation or how ive even been able to keep it under wraps, guess we\u2019ll see what the streets of las vegas are saying. \u2014 treiboi carti (@TreiZer0) April 5, 2019 Rated claims Red Reserve owe money Rhys \u2019Rated\u2019 Price went on to accuse the organization of failing to pay the players\u2019 salaries for a \u201ccouple months,\u201d and also claimed that each player is owed $40,000 in prize money that has yet to be paid. Hasn\u2019t paid us salary in a couple months, owes us 40k prize money each.. I\u2019m waiting for the cameras to bust in & tell us we\u2019ve been framed not to mention we all have entire set ups in the house. https:\/\/t.co\/OETZU9NQhA \u2014 Rhys Price (@Rated_COD) April 5, 2019 A member of Red Reserve also wrote that the organization hadn\u2019t paid staff since December. Staff haven\u2019t been paid since December either, it all needs to come out to be honest. \u2014 Joe Hayter (@Joe_inertia) April 5, 2019 Call of Duty caster Alan \u2018Bricey\u2019 Brice said that there were more problems within Red Reserve that have yet to be revealed, tweeting: \u201cThere is even more to this, by the way. [Zer0] is just being professional and trying to sort things out.\u201d \u201cIt really is a disgrace, disgusting behavior on the part of the owners who have mismanaged a situation so badly.\u201d There is even more to this btw. Trei is just being professional and trying to sort things out. It really is a disgrace, disgusting behaviour on the part of owners who have mismanaged a situation so badly. https:\/\/t.co\/8PAIdV3MIE \u2014 Brice (@Bricetacular) April 5, 2019 The Call of Duty community steps in to help the players Following reports that the Red Reserve players had been asked to leave their team house, many members of the pro community reach out to offer any and all help they could muster. From eUnited pro James \u2018Clayster\u2019 Eubanks to caster Clint \u2018Maven\u2019 Evans to Splyce co-founder Marty \u2018Lazerchicken\u2019 Strenczewilk, there\u2019s been no shortage of support from the community. It sounds like you\u2019ll have things sorted out, but we have an extra bedroom in Dallas if something falls apart. You\u2019re welcome anytime, but you\u2019ll be required to carry me in Blackout daily. Hope things work out well and quickly for you > \u2014 Clint Evans (@Maven) April 5, 2019 We also have spare apartments for our boot camps out here in Rochester. Available if you need in a pinch \u2014 Splyce\/Defiant Marty @PAX (@Lazerchickenzzz) April 5, 2019 Same for me bro, got a spare bedroom, if you need a spot to crash I\u2019ll run it by the misses! \u2014 eU Clayster (@Clayster) April 5, 2019 Here\u2019s another, such a surreal feeling nothing but thankful. pic.twitter.com\/kgmLChAkmq \u2014 skrapz (@skrapzg) April 5, 2019 What has happened at Red Reserve? Red Reserve appeared to be in trouble back in February, when a number of staff and esports teams left the organization amid rumors of issues at the team. Since then, the team has continued to compete in the CWL Pro League, but on April 1, a number of Red Reserve Call of Duty players announced they were now restricted free agents, and searching for a new organization to compete for. Read More: FaZe Clan could purchase Red Reserve\u2019s spot in the league. – What has caused this situation at the organization has yet to be confirmed, but it seems that the rumors that Red Reserve are looking to get out of esports may have some credence. Dexerto have reached out to Red Reserve for comment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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