Gamdom Imperial creates official Content House to cover Counter-Strike Major.

Gamdom Imperial begins a new chapter in its Counter-Strike journey by announcing two strategic developments: the arrival of Ricardo “boltz” Prass as a partner in the organization and the launch of its first official Content House at a Major, ImperiHouse . These initiatives mark the Brazilian presence at the Starladder Major in Budapest and reinforce Imperial's role as one of the leading names in the national scene.

Boltz joining the company's ownership structure symbolizes a move to strengthen the organization's competitive structure. One of the most emblematic names in the history of Brazilian CS, the player was a member of the "The Last Dance" lineup, a project organized by Imperial that brought together five of the biggest athletes in the game, including boltz himself. He remained a player for the organization until the last semester of 2023 and participated in the Antwerp and Rio Majors (2022), as well as the Blast Finals (2023).

Furthermore, boltz has played for teams such as Luminosity, Tempo Storm, Immortals, and BOOM Esports, and has won significant titles on the international stage. At Imperial, boltz will focus on the competitive aspect, directly involved in talent development and scouting new players.

“It’s an honor to join the Imperial team. I have a deep history with Counter-Strike and I strongly believe in the potential of the new generation. I want to contribute my experience, help hone young talent, and further strengthen the organization’s competitive scene,” says boltz.
The pro player's arrival as a shareholder coincides with the launch of... ImperiHouseThis space was created to expand coverage of the Major and bring the Brazilian community closer to the team's routine during the tournament. For the first time, the organization is setting up an official house at a Counter-Strike world championship, bringing together legends of the scene and influencers to produce content directly from Budapest.

The space brings together historical names in the game — Fernando “fer” Alvarenga, Lincoln “fnx” Lau, Henrique “hen1” Teles, and boltz himself — in a continuous program with analysis, match commentary, revisits of iconic moments in competitive play, and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage from the Major. Influencer Chef Danilo Galhardo is also part of the project, bringing a lighter and more humorous tone to some of the content.

With live streams, debates, daily team footage, tours of the host city, and real-time interactions, ImperiHouse aims to reach both the traditional Counter-Strike audience and new viewers. “Bringing these legends together in one place, producing content based on the biggest tournament in the game, is the realization of a long-held dream,” says Felippe Martins, CEO of Imperial. “We are creating an environment that blends analysis, memory, entertainment, and closeness to the community. And boltz joining as a partner further reinforces this expansion phase.”

The initiative aligns with the organization's recent history: since the launch of The Last DanceIn 2022, Imperial participated in six of the last seven editions of the Major, consolidating a relevant presence in the scene and keeping the connection with its idols alive. The team's debut in Budapest strengthened the positive atmosphere — the victory over Rare Atom in the first game boosted engagement and transformed the... ImperiHouse at one of the most talked-about meeting points among Brazilian fans.
With the new structure and boltz joining as a partner, Imperial expands its presence at the Major not only as a competitor, but also as a content producer and protagonist of initiatives that directly impact the Counter-Strike community.