Jordan “Hatz” Bajic is no longer tied with ORDER as he therefore registers as a free agent, the Aussie confirms on Twitter this Wednesday. The rifler was a part of the Joshua “INS” Potter-led ORDER squad, which later on was picked up by Grayhound Gaming.

Hatz wrote on Twitter that he’s “hungry and ready to compete once again” and that he’s also open to joining a non-Oceanic organization in his attempt to find a new home in CS:GO.

Around two months ago, it came out that ORDER has benched Hatz as he was no longer a part of their plan going into the latter part of 2022. The Australian roster was consequently acquired by Grayhound prior to the important Major qualifier IEM Road to Rio.

Here Grayhound managed to secure themselves a ticket to the upcoming IEM Major in Rio de Janeiro.

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After just 2 two months under the ORDER banner, Jordan "Hatz" Bajic will no longer be a part of the squad. Hatz was part of the Kings squad back in 2018 when they became ORDER, and has spent two successful years with the team, following a move to the rivals from Renegades back in January 2020. Renegades followed the acquisition back in June which meant that Hatz came back to ORDER. 

In Hatz´s recent performances he averaged a 1.18 rating across the years of playing under the ORDER banner. While playing for ORDER, he came out victorious in regional events and managed to play in the IEM Katowice 2018, IEM sydney 2018 and the ESL Pro Leauge S8 Finals. 

After taking a beating to the in-form BIG roster, ORDER will have to recoup and collect themselves before fighting for survival in their Bo3-series tomorrow. ORDER are one of the big underdogs at the event, however, they have shown great promise in the Oceania region as of late. 

Could ORDER become what Renegades once were? Whilst the obvious answer might be no, you can never rule the Australians out when they first find their groove within a given roster. The difficulty with evolving as a team in the Oceania region, however, is very apparent. When asked about a possible move to Europe "Hatz" had the following answer: 

To hear more from "Hatz" following their defeat to BIG, you can watch our interview with him down below: 

After losing the first map against Renegades, Natus Vincere turned up the heat in map two and three. Renegades never really stood any chance in the fight, which was underlined on Nuke, where Perfecto and s1mple toyed around with Hatz in a 2vs1 situation.

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