TYLOO is a Chinese esports organization who is widely considered as one the pioneers of the Chinese Counter-Strike: Global Offensive scene.

In January of 2017, TyLoo management had discovered that some of their players were caught in contact with other organisations while still under contract with the famous Chinese organization. As a result, YuLun "fancy1" Cai, Haowen "somebody" Xu and Yuanzhang "Attacker" Sheng were all benched and coach QiFang "Karsa" Su was fired and cut from TyLoo. somebody however was only suspended from the team only leaving Ke "Mo" Liu and Hui "DD" Wu left in the starting lineup. As the team had qualified for World Electronic Sports Games 2016 and DreamHack Masters Las Vegas 2017 prior to the controversy breaking out, their status for both events remained unknown.

Just before the former of the two aforementioned events, TyLoo would loan Huang "HZ" Zhen from All Gamers and acquire Born of Fire duo Likan "KingZ" Luo and Lei "bottle" Mao as stand-ins for the tournament. It was only a few days before the event began that the organization would unsuspend somebody and field him instead with KingZ taking over as coach for the one event, where the team would finish in 5-8th place falling to eventual champions Team EnVyUs. For DreamHack Masters Las Vegas 2017 however, they would continue fielding HZ but they would also play with Attacker who was added back to the active lineup prior to the tournament though they would only lose to SK Gaming and Ninjas in Pyjamas in the group stage only winning 10 rounds in their short lived run.

In the aftermath of the controversy, fancy1 and Attacker would transfer to Flash Gaming while somebody would permanently return to the starting lineup. In the former players' places, HZ would eventually be signed and so would Indonesian player, Hansel "BnTeT" Ferdinand from Recca Esports.

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