After being 1 year in the organisation of eSuba, the team find themselves sad too leave their organisation because eSuba couldn't bring up the financial support they needed.

eSuba, one of the leading teams in Europe and also one of the best teams in the Czech Republic, couldn't bring up the money to support this team further.

The team, that placed 2nd at LAN79 and 3rd place at The eXperience and also 1st places at online tournaments such as the e-sports Heaven events, the Sapphire Cup and the Raptor Rage tournament.

The sad news begon when 2 players left due their personal live, they recruited the first not Czech Republic gamer namely  Erik ''Froster'' van den Biggelaar. It all looked good from there.

Its not yet sure what the organisation of eSuba will do with the upcomming game Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2.

The team made a little roster change and find themselves now under the tag ''High5''.

''Well, nearly one year ago our team joined eSuba and we were full of expectations. They promised great support and their name, because of old COD sections was cool, so there were no problems at the start. But first problems came with our 2nd ".eu" LAN we wanted to go. It was GrandLan in Slovenia ... eSuba refused to pay our travel/entrance fee etc. So we said, "no problem". Our attendance after playing few days together on GameLand in Roma was expensive, so we just get over it. Then came other problems with communicating with staff of esuba and again and again same problems. I just don't want to throw all mess to eSuba now, but I do want to say just one thing. I was really disappointed with behaviour of eSuba staff, cos they maybe never noticed that they had one of the best teams in Europe. It was really looking like that. For example when we attended on BeFirst LAN, we won there easily and when we came back to Czech Republic a news-writer of esuba contacted us when we were going to attend "some Russian LAN". So let's finish it finally ... we decided to stop acting like a team who are happy with their organisation and so on.''

The team now known as High5:

Jan "paradox-" Duchon
Nikolaj "Mazarini" Lazarev
Lubomír "Luboshmir" Pešák
Erik "Froster" van den Biggelaar
Michal "MISAK" Valusek
Petr "king" Elbogen (Substitute)