17-year-old prodigy leaves 9z; rumoured to join coldzera ⇒ Pley.gg

One of the most hyped and promising CS:GO youngsters from the South American region, the 17-year-old AWPer “try” has left 9z, the Argentinian organization confirmed. The teenager has been the standout performer at 9z since breaking through the ranks from their academy team in early 2020.

– Today we say goodbye to our star child, try. We saw you being born in the academy and today we have to see you dominate the world from another place. Good luck in your future, 9z will always be your home.

Hoy despedimos a nuestro niño estrella, @tryRSS.
Te vimos nacer en la academia y hoy nos toca verte dominar el mundo desde otro lugar.
Muchísima suerte en tu futuro, 9z siempre será tu casa ?#TodoVioleta ? @ClaroArgentina @LogitechG pic.twitter.com/PAjPuWwLMe
— 9z Globant (@9zTeam) January 8, 2022

Joining coldzera at 00Nation?

The confirmed departure of try comes after a recent report from Globo Esporte, stating that the youngster is set to join forces with the legendary Marcelo “coldzera” David at 00Nation. The Norwegian organization already hold a fully-Brazilian roster, however, they reportedly seek to rebuild the team with the two above-mentioned players but also the hot rifling prospect, Mario “⁠malbsMd⁠” Samayoa from TeamOne.

Com acerto com coldzera encaminhado, a 00Nation também negocia com try e malbs. Os jogadores gostaram do que ouviram e a expectativa é por um avanço nas conversas nos próximos dias.https://t.co/OxKn6bwid5
— Roque Marques (@roque_mn) January 1, 2022

try | 2021 stats

1.29 Rating / 83.2 ADR / 1.43 K/D Ratio / 75.4% KAST

1.18 Rating vs Top 50 teams (24 maps)

try first caught the common CS:GO audiences eye back in April last year, when he and the rest of 9z competed at the prominent BLAST Premier Spring Showdown against the Counter-Strike elite. In the initial match 9z was set to square up against the dominant Frenchmen from Vitality.

Despite going 1-on-1 against the Mathieu “ZywOo” Herbaut, try ended up dismantling the entire Vitality side through an outstanding show over three maps, leaving nothing on the server by averaging a stellar 1.57 Rating.

9z – Vitality (2-1) | try – 1.57 Rating / 72-43 K-D / 102.4 ADR

try vs ZywOo (head-to-head): 20-11 in kills

Down below, you’ll find a demo about try by the popular YouTuber and caster Mohan “launders” Govindasamy, who also can offer some interesting insights on the promising AWPer.