The recent popularity of Madden 22 coins the game "Among Us,"" an online multiplayer game that attracted Velazquez as well as many others to join the club. Prior to COVID-19 Wood stated that the club for video games was comprised of less than 10 people. Today, about 60 students have joined the discussion channel of the group.

The club also delved into the competitive aspect of gaming and challenged high school students who hail from Washington as well as across the nation with a range of Esports. The team has played in events that include "Mario Kart" and "League of Legends," but with little results, but the victory of Velazquez could help the club to continue its upward trajectory. Wood stated that the team's "Super Smash Bros." team is close to the state playoffs competition and is undefeated.

"I believe there are more students like Jair at the average school than you think," Wood said. "People who are incredibly good in video games but haven't had an opportunity to let it become anything other than random matchmaking on the internet."

After the move into Lake Stevens in the fall of 2019, Velazquez did not spend much time in school until the doors were shut in the spring. Velazquez claimed he met people within the video game club which he's not yet met in person. The students still yell each other during every game.

Velazquez claimed he's been playing in the Madden franchise since the likes of Vince Young and Brett Favre appeared on the game's cover in the latter part of buy Mut 22 coins the aughts. More than half his life.