Betclic and dycha Part Ways After Less than Two Months; Team Looks Toward Long-Term Roster Solutions
Luca Moretti
Betclic and dycha Part Ways After Less than Two Months; Team Looks Toward Long-Term Roster Solutions
On September 4, 2025, Betclic officially announced that Paweł “dycha” Dycha, formerly of ENCE, would not be returning to the team after a brief two-month contract. The 28-year-old expressed gratitude for the experience and confirmed his openness to new challenges.
Joining and Brief Tenure
dycha joined Betclic on July 10, 2025, stepping in for the benched Oskar “hfah” Wroński. During his time on the squad, he maintained a rating of 1.03, before Betclic suffered a tough quarter-final loss to rival KOLESIE in Fragadelphia 19—a result that disrupted their upward trajectory.
Roster Instability and Vacancies
With dycha’s exit, Betclic now faces two open roster spots, following the recent departure of star Jakub “jcobbb” Pietruszewski—who transferred to FaZe. Betclic confirmed they are currently testing trialed players such as Adrian “AdrieN” Mucha and Bartłomiej “wizzhehe” Maciorowski to fill the gaps.
dycha’s Perspective
Reflecting on his short tenure, dycha wrote:
“It was a short time together, but definitely valuable... We decided not to continue together so the team can prepare a long-term solution. Thank you for the time we spent together. I’ll be grinding a lot individually to keep my form in good shape, and I’m open to the new challenges!”
Upcoming Competition
Betclic’s next event is the Betclic Clash Summer Play-In, an online qualifier leading to a $10,000 LAN in Gdańsk. Their first opponent in the tournament will be m1x.
Quick Overview in Table Format
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Player In/Out | dycha joins July 10; parts ways September 4 |
| Time with Betclic | Less than two months |
| Performance | 1.03 rating; eliminated in Fragadelphia 19 quarter-finals |
| Roster Changes | jcobbb left for FaZe; dycha exits; testing AdrieN & wizzhehe |
| Upcoming Event | Betclic Clash Summer Play-In, aiming for Gdańsk $10K LAN |
| Player Sentiment | Grateful; focused on self-improvement; open to new team opportunities |
Context & Analysis
This break comes amid an unsettled period for Betclic. The squad lost jcobbb to FaZe in late August, signaling a shift in their competitive trajectory. dycha initially entered with promise, filling in a needed role after hfah’s benching, but tangible improvements failed to materialize in key matchups.
Despite the short stint, dycha emphasized personal growth and professional readiness:
“I’ll be grinding a lot individually… and I’m open to new challenges.”
Betclic’s search for stability continues as they evaluate new trial players, entering a transitional phase just ahead of the Betclic Clash qualifier.
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