On September 21, 2022, White revealed that he runs Moist Esports at a net loss.[6] In the same video, he rallied 11 million of his subscribers to join Team Moist in the Omega Strikers event. The prize of the event awards the winning team 3% of the net revenue garnered during the first season of the game, and Team Moist took first place with over 2 million wins.[7]
On January 25, 2023, Moist Esports announced that Ludwig Ahgren has joined as a co-owner, along with Nick Allen.[8][9]
On February 26, 2023, Moist Esports expanded into Valorant with their team Moist Moguls. It was formed after the acquisition of Team BreakThru, and is the first expansion of Moist Esports after the arrival of Ludwig.[10]
On September 6, 2022, Moist Esports announced the creation of an Apex Legends team, signing three players from the former Team Burger.[12]
Guilty Gear Strive
On August 31, 2021, Moist Esports created their Guilty Gear Strive division after signing Evo 2021 Online Guilty Gear Strive Champion Julian "Hotashi" Harris.[2]
Brawlhalla
On September 22, 2021, Moist Esports announced the signing of Zack "Boomie" Bielamowicz, widely regarded as a top player in the scene.
Rocket League
On May 5, 2022, Moist Esports created their Rocket League division after signing the former players of Team Queso; Joe "Joyo" Young, Finlay "rise." Ferguson and Axel "Vatira" Touret.[5] The team went on to win the Rocket League Championship Series 2021–22 Spring Split Major event in London, on July 3, 2022.[13] In the 2022 Rocket League Championship Series World Championship, Moist Esports lost to FURIA Esports, 4–3, in the quarterfinals. On September 8 Axel "Vatira" Touret was removed from the starting roster and then released on the 20th. Then, on September 21 Moist announced the signing of Maëllo "AztraL" Ernst.[14] On January 9, 2023, it was announced that rise would be leaving Moist for Oxygen Esports.[15] He was replaced by Charles "juicy" Sabiani on January 12.[16]
Super Smash Bros.
Moist Esports' first-ever signing was Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player Kolawole "Kola" Aideyan on August 11, 2021.[1] The organization signed a second Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player later that month named Aaron "Aaron" Wilhite.[17] The team debuted at Beyond the Summit's Smash Ultimate Summit Three event.[2] The organization entered the Super Smash Bros. Melee esports scene after signing Kurtis "moky" Pratt in September 2021.[3] By April 2022, the team had signed a total of four players to their Ultimate division.
On April 6, 2023, Zain signed with Moist Esports, under the Moist Moguls brand.[18]
Valorant
On February 26, 2023, Moist Esports expanded into Valorant, with their team Moist Moguls. It was formed by the acquisition of Team BreakThru, including all of the 5 active players, the head coach, and their manager apex (Austin Copeland).[10] On April 8, Moist Esports entered the marginalized gender-focused Game Changers program of Valorant by temporarily signing the team CLG Red. CLG Red had qualified for the North America Series One tournament before being let go from their organization Counter Logic Gaming following its shuttering and acquisition by NRG Esports. After member Emily "mle" Peters had reached out to co-owner Ludwig, the organization agreed to sign and to financially support them for the tournament's duration, with the team rebranding as Moist Moguls Red. Despite the temporary arrangement due to not being financially equipped for the sudden partnership, Moist pledged to help them find a new home following the tournament.[19]
On September 20, 2023, the official Moist Esports X account announced that the Moist Moguls would be merging with the Shopify Rebellion under the name of Moist x Shopify Rebellion.[20] One of the Co-owners of Moist Esports, Ludwig Ahgren, has stated that "...and it should be referred to as MxS...".[21] The team mascots include Mogi and Rebel.
