RNTX co-owner Rohit Jagasia has said that Tanmay “ScoutOP” Singh owns half of the organisation, contradicting GodLike Esports co-owner Kronten’s claim that Scout holds only 2 to 5% of it. “RNT is mine, TX is Scout’s, RNTX is what we own 50-50,” Rohit said in comments that spread across the Indian esports community on 14 November, hours after Kronten’s remarks. He added that Scout was never expected to cover half of the organisation’s expenses, because big names bring the attention that makes a team easier to monetise. The exchange has pulled RNTX into the dispute between Kronten and Jonathan, which has played out on livestreams for more than a week.
Kronten, whose real name is Chetan Chandgude, made the claim during another livestream on 14 November. Esports pages shared the clip as his explanation of why GodLike could not meet the demands made before Jonathan’s exit from the organisation. “It wasn’t financially possible, we would have had to shut down the company in 2 months,” he said in the clip. He then pointed to RNTX as a comparison, telling viewers they could ask “Rntx Rohit” if he was lying, because “even Scout has only 2-5% ownership in RNTX”.
Rohit Jagasia says Scout owns half of RNTX
Rohit’s answer goes back to how the organisation was built. Revenant Esports, which Rohit founded, and Scout’s Team XSpark joined forces in October 2024 to form Revenant XSpark, with Scout named as brand ambassador, according to the merger announcement. Two months later, Revenant became Scout’s exclusive manager and representative under a separate partnership. Neither announcement disclosed how ownership of the combined organisation was split, and RNTX has not published those terms since.
In Rohit’s telling, the structure is simple: Revenant was his, XSpark was Scout’s, and the merged brand belongs to both of them equally. Clips from the following day showed him going further, criticising Kronten for commenting on another organisation’s ownership without knowing the facts. Rohit has not shared documents to support the split. Revenant Esports has also had outside backing, including a 40% stake in Revenant Esports LLP that Creativeland Asia founder Sajan Raj Kurup bought for about ₹7.4 crore, according to an earlier report. How that investment sits within the merged structure has not been made public.
Kronten used RNTX to argue that GodLike could not afford Jonathan’s demands
The RNTX comparison came out of a much bigger argument. Kronten has said that Jonathan held a 33% stake in GodLike, the second-largest in the organisation, and that someone on Jonathan’s side later asked for a 50-50 arrangement. He has also said Jonathan asked for a salary of ₹25 lakh a month, claims that began with a 101-minute stream on 7 November. None of those figures has been backed by published documents, and Jonathan has not confirmed or denied them.
Jonathan has rejected Kronten’s account in general terms. On 12 November, he called the allegations “completely wrong” during a Kick livestream, although he did not answer the ownership or salary figures one by one. He left GodLike in April after more than four years as the face of the team, following the BGIS 2026 benching row, and launched Team Apex Gaming days later. Kronten’s latest stream added further claims about that exit, and neither side has shown documents to settle the figures.
Scout cannot answer Kronten himself while he is inside the Bigg Boss house
Scout has not commented on the ownership claim, and he cannot easily do so. He is a contestant on Bigg Boss 20, where he has become one of the season’s most talked-about housemates since his reported clash with rapper Yung DSA. A statement posted on his X account on 12 November accused the show’s promos of building a narrative around him. Rohit has been one of his loudest supporters outside the house, saying Scout is no longer just an esports athlete and will become a youth icon after the show.
That leaves Rohit’s account as the only one on record from inside RNTX, while Scout’s own version will have to wait until he leaves the house. The row has also turned a private question about the organisation’s ownership into a public one at a time when RNTX is expanding. Beyond BGMI, where Shadow rejoined the roster this month, RNTX made its first move into EA FC by signing Vanshaj Sharma for the FC Pro Open Global Qualifier in London.
