Rogue announce official H1Z1 roster for pro league in Las Vegas

The H1Z1 Pro League kicks off on April 21 at Caesar’s Entertainment Studios in Las Vegas, and teams around the world have been gearing up ready to fight to the death and see who will be crowned the season one champion. There will be 10 events over 10 weeks, each consisting of two games, and teams will compete for points on the leaderboard that will add up over the course of the season to

We're excited to announce our official #RogueH1Z1 #H1PL roster, welcome to Vegas!@Rogue_Riki@RizaaR_ @stormentv @vago424 @zikiiih #GoRogue pic.twitter.com/uxHR5M3SJ5

— Rogue (@GoingRogueGG) March 28, 2018

One of the teams competing in this event is Rogue, and they’ve announced their full roster today. Ludvig ‘Stormen’ Storm, Riki ‘Riki’ Jarvinen, Janne ‘Ziki’ Sajomaa, Valentin ‘Vago’ Goncalves, and Jack ‘Rizaar’ Parker are the five players that will represent Rogue, and aim for the number one spot. The nordics are strongly represented in this lineup, with Stormen coming from Sweden, Riki, Ziki and Vago are from Finland, while Rizaar represents the United Kingdom.

Joining Rogue in the pro league are 14 other teams, including the likes of Cloud9, Echo Fox, Luminosity and Team SoloMid. President of Rogue, Frank Villareal, who lives in Las Vegas, previously had this to say about the news:

“"As a Vegas local, I'm extremely excited to see more esports content moving to Vegas," Villarreal explained. "Jace Hall and the whole Vision group have worked extremely hard to create the best possible franchise model for our teams and the best product for our audiences."

Daybreak Studios are also utilising Facebook for their live streams for the event, meaning you can catch every second of action via a Facebook stream. The H1Z1 pro league is shaping up to pave the way for battle royale esports, and April 21 is going to be a date to jot down in your calendars to watch the first moments of a new esports experience.