Astralis came extremely close to being knocked out of ESL Pro League as the first team in Group D. The Danes had to go through overtime on Inferno to secure the win against ATK.

The match started with Danish dominance on Overpass, but quickly the match turned sour for Astralis. On Mirage the T-side of the Danes failed to impress and gave ATK easy conditions to take down the map 16-8. On Inferno, it was again the T-side for Astralis that caused them problems. Only four rounds on the T-side left the Danes with a mountain to climb. 

In a hectic ending to the match, Astralis managed to equalize the score at 15-15 after winning a 3vs5 situation in the last round. In overtime, the Danes smashed ATK, who had lost all momentum.

Astralis will continue their journey in the Last Chance Stage tomorrow against either Team Spirit or NAVI.

MVP: {cflag:DK} Nicolai 'device' Reedtz - 1.57 rating / 41-17 K-D / 94.1 ADR

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It does not look like CS:GO will lack great and powerful AWPers in the future with the arrival of numerous top talents throughout the last couple of years. Something the legendary and four-time Major winner Nicolai “dev1ce” Reedtz also has noted.

As the guest in the most recent [link:{"url":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsdE3aetwFU&t","isNewTab":true,"text":"episode "}]of HLTV Confirmed, dev1ce praises the new generation of AWPers, where he also pin-points what they are doing so good these days and what aspects he’s yet to master himself.

- I think m0NESY is going to be one of the greatest that’s ever touched Counter-Strike. His mechanical skills are absurd and a bit cleaner than what you see with s1mple, where s1mple just has more flair, dev1ce stated. 

- s1mple does impossible things, m0NESY does that as well, but it’s kind of different with the mouse movement because of the difference in mouse sensitivity… but m0NESY is for me the next big, big, big player.

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m0NESY, G2's new talisman, gets a lot of honouring words from dev1ce

dev1ce then continues to highlight a young trio of snipers as well.

- degster still has something to learn but he’s also really, really good. Like there are so many CIS AWPers that is good – you can just go through the list of deko and so on, who supposedly is not a very friendly player to play with.

- broky and sh1ro as well. They fit perfectly into their teams and these two are specially very good at trade fragging with the AWP when you execute. That’s something that’s really hard for me, like quick zoom and trade fragging, and is something that I’m working on which is quite new.

When asked Zvonimir “Professeur” Burazin about what makes these new top-tier AWPer stand out, the Astralis superstar quickly points towards one specific aspect; Clutching.

- One common thing is the clutch factor. I think that’s something you’ve seen more and more with AWPers - It has been there with FalleN and others previously - But now you’re thrown into clutches a lot more as an AWPer because you set your team up for executes. 

- Especially broky, m0NESY, and degster. You can just see the highlight reel when you say their name in the clutch situations, dev1ce said. 

You can watch the entire HLTV Confirmed episode down below.

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Ever since Nicolai “dev1ce” Reedtz made his comeback to competitive play in December last year for Astralis, a new superstar duo in Counter-Strike saw the light of day.

Together with his new teammate and hard-hitting rifler Benjamin “blameF” Bremer, dev1ce has managed to shape up an extremely strong partnership. 

- I like devve [dev1ce] a lot, blameF said to us and continued to explain their relationship on the server:

- He takes a lot of initiative on the server and brings a lot of ideas on how we should do certain things. I think me and him are a good match when it comes to finding a balance and giving each other space - now that we are holding a lot of positions together. Obviously, we as a team have to play around him a lot to make sure he's set up as the star player who makes a difference, and ensure that he's feeling comfortable with the most important gun in the game. 

Top 5 highest-rated duos since dev1ce’s comeback

1. {cflag:BA} NiKo and {cflag:RU} m0NESY (G2) | 1.23 rating / 1.19 rating

2. {cflag:DK} blameF and {cflag:DK} dev1ce (Astralis) | 1.25 rating / 1.16 rating

3. {cflag:TR} XANTARES and {cflag:TR} Calyx (Eternal Fire) | 1.24 rating / 1.15 rating

4. {cflag:CA} Twistzz and {cflag:LV} broky (FaZe) | 1.22 rating / 1.14 rating

5. {cflag:RU} Jame and {cflag:RU} fame (Outsiders) | 1.18 rating / 1.10 rating

We spoke with dev1ce earlier this year about this new superstar duo, where the AWPer stated that the two of them will achieve ‘really great things together’. Something blameF is ready to agree on.  

-Yeah, I hope I can achieve great things with devve. He’s a great guy both in and out of the server and I do believe he will become one of the best AWPers in the game again in the near future. So, if I can keep up my form as a rifler we have a good chance of winning some tournaments together eventually, blameF stated. 

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Question: Are you surprised that dev1ce has played so good and that he's managed to keep up with the best since his coming back?

blameF: - Not really. From the first day he came into the team he has been very hard working, always putting in extra time after our official practice, and he has been very good at progressing every day in his spots. 

What is something you have learned from dev1ce ever since he joined the team? Could be both off and on the server.

- He values the social aspect of the team a lot, and I think he’s been great at building friendships with all the players from the team including the ones he didn't play with before. He is an awesome team player, knows everybody here, and has been a vital part of the good chemistry from the beginning.

Can you try to put some words on your role in this Astralis system? 

- I am more aggressive now in my new roles on T-sides. Usually, I'm one of the guys running in first on set strats - in defaults I'm the one taking map control, so in those rounds, I'm usually also one of the guys creating space for my teammates. On the CT sides not much have changed besides a couple of roles, but nothing major.

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Eternal Fire, 1WIN, and Astralis all secured qualification to the Paris EU RMR tournament from Group A at the closed online EU RMR tournament today.

Astralis was the most prominent team among the remaining teams in the group after G2 secured qualification yesterday.

The Danes had to work their way through SAW who took Astralis out on all three maps to settle the score. On the last map of Inferno, the match was all even, but luckily for Astralis their new young player Christian 'Buzz' Andersen went above and beyond what could have been expected from the youngster. Buzz went 29-17 on the map that went all 30 rounds before Astralis could celebrate winning 16-14.

MVP: {cflag:DK} Nicolai 'device' Reedtz - 1.35 rating / 77-54 K-D / 87.5 ADR

Eternal Fire took a quick 2-0 victory against the British team Into the Breach. On both Nuke and Vertigo, it was Ismailcan 'XANTARES' Dörtkardeş leading the pack, closely followed by Ömer 'imoRR' Karataş who had a good game with the AWP.

MVP: {cflag:TR} Ismailcan 'XANTARES' Dörtkardeş - 1.50 rating / 49-37 K-D / 98.3 ADR

The revitalized 1WIN roster was also celebrating after winning 16-9, 16-9 against the Danes from Tricked. Kirill 'Boombl4' Mikhailov and the rest of 1WIN won all four halves in a comfortable win. 

MVP: {cflag:RU} Aleksandr 'TRAVIS' Timkiv - 1.33 rating / 42-24 K-D / 73.9 ADR

Into the Breach, Tricked, and SAW has another chance to qualify. The three teams plays right now against Vipero, HAVU, and B8.

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Nicolai “dev1ce” Reedtz has been back in competitive Counter-Strike for nearly two months now having shown a fantastic individual level so far after coming back from his break in December last year. But how does he see the current meta? and what has changed during his 12-month break?

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That was something he addressed when he joined Mohan "⁠launders⁠" Govindasamy and Danny "⁠mahone⁠" Hsieh for an [link:{"url":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oyjlXXhq_U","isNewTab":true,"text":"interview "}]at BLAST Overtime following Astralis’ important victory over OG at BLAST Spring Groups yesterday.

During their talk, dev1ce was asked if there were anything he had learned from his time in NIP which he had carried with him, where the Danish superstar pointed towards how he sees current AWP meta.

- The AWP right now is in a meta where you throw a lot of flashbangs and grenades, I did that in NIP as well, dev1ce said. You need to have moves on every certain maps, on the T side as well, otherwise you are just a dedicated flash-thrower - and the weapon is too expensive for that. So that’s one thing I learned, looking more at me like what I need to do as an AWPer to get openings. That’s the most important aspect, I do think.

Towards the end of the show, dev1ce was said to mention something that he’s noticed has changed ever since he came back from his break.

- The meta has changed a lot, dev1ced explained and continued. Almost all teams try to do the same thing and I don’t think the styles are too different right now, and the only team I can really say is different is Outsiders. They like try to counter the style that is.

- That’s one thing but other than that people are just getting way better individually and that’s also why I feel I’m getting better and better mechanically - but everyone else is also just raising the ceiling. I don’t think that some of the people who look worse now haven’t gotten worse, I just think it’s because people train 10-12 hours a day. 

You can watch the entire Overtime episode with dev1ce down below. 

Ninjas in Pyjamas

For the first time since his move from NIP to Astralis, Nicolai "dev1ce" Reedtz will face his former team on the server in a competitive match. With the many recent changes for NIP, the only teammate that dev1ce has actually played with is going to be Fredrik "REZ" Sterner.

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The two teams will fight each other for an opportunity to face OG tomorrow for a spot in the Spring Finals in Washington, D.C. later this year.

An early treat was given to the Danish fans of Counter-Strike, as Astralis and Heroic went head to head at BLAST Spring Groups.

Both teams had lost their opening match at the event. Heroic's shocking defeat to Evil Geniuses gave way to an unexpected Danish derby in Group A.

The match started out on Inferno, where it was a one-man show from Nicolai "dev1ce" Reedtz that saw Astralis win their own map pick 16-10. But from here on it was all Heroic. In the next two maps, Astralis only managed to win eight rounds in total.

Heroic won 16-4, 16-4 on Mirage and Vertigo to seal the win and drop Astralis down to the knockout stage, where they will fight for their chance to qualify for the BLAST Spring Finals in a single elimination bracket. Heroic still has the chance to win Group A but will need to win against EG on Tuesday and then beat Team Vitality in the Group Final on Wednesday.

Earlier today Group C was kicked off with victories for G2 and Natus Vincere against BIG and Ninjas in Pyjamas.

MVP: {cflag:BA} Nikola 'NiKo' Kovač - 1.26 rating

Natus Vincere - Ninjas in Pyjamas 2-1 (16-9, 17-19, 16-8)

MVP: {cflag:UA} Valerii “b1t” Vakhovskyi - 1.26 rating

Heroic - Astralis 2-1 (10-16, 16-4, 16-4)

MVP: {cflag:DK} René "TeSeS" Madsen - 1.36 rating

BLAST Spring Groups will continue tomorrow with matches in Group B.

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Nicolai “dev1ce” Reedtz is back in Astralis after leaving the very same organization back in April 2021. But it wasn’t the same, old and familiar faces who welcomed the superstar AWPer when he arrived back on the ship three months ago.

One of two new teammates is the hard-hitting Benjamin “blameF” Bremer, who seems to be a guy dev1ce have created a strong bond with already both on and off the server.

- It’s always like when you join a new team and there’s a guy who’s really good and with a big personality, you wonder how much space does he take on the map. But I think we have found a really, really good rhythm in a really fast way, which I didn’t expect to go this fast, dev1ce said about blameF and continued.

- We work a lot together also outside of the server and we play a lot of spots together. We have a lot of fun as well and that’s really important – it’s a big pleasure for me to play with him and I think we can achieve really great things together.

Astralis players and their stats since dev1ce joined in October:

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We asked dev1ce if he felt any similar vibes with blameF as he did when playing with his long-lasting teammate Peter “dupreeh” Rasmussen, who’s now playing for Team Vitality.

- I mean like me and dupreeh had a different relationship, we knew each other for so long and played together for almost a decade. It’s not like the same whereas I think our ceiling is higher – but I also think the friendship and the memories have to grow, so I wouldn’t compare them really.

- It’s a little bit comparable in game. blameF plays a little bit differently than dupreeh, but as I said our ceiling is actually higher with blameF, dev1ce said to us.

You can find the entire interview with dev1ce in the video below. Here the former NIP profile also touches on his own individual level going into the new season, gla1ve's development and much more. 

Perched atop the HLTV rankings, the Major runners-up and current BLAST Fall holders come into the new season ready and raring to go after an exuberant end to 2022. With Jakob 'jabbi' Nygaard now fully integrated within the team, Heroic will look to continue their momentum and cling on to the number one spot as their biggest competitors continue to build back stronger. Casper 'cadiaN' Møller’s crew have accrued significant respect on their name and now must deal with the weight of expectation befitting the world's best. Can they survive under the pressure?

With their roster uncertainty continuing, no one will expect much to come from EG but the potential double header of and in-form Timothy 'autimatic' Ta and Vincent 'Brehze' Cayonte certainly whets the appetite and if EG come out swinging with a solid AWP signing, we really could be cooking with gas. Their showing at the Major wasn’t awful and Sanzhar 'neaLaN' Iskhakov is definitely one to watch with his combined fragging output and IGL talent. The only way is up for this ailing team, so with nothing to lose, let’s hope they can restore the pride of NA and give us some entertaining matches.

I don’t think I’m alone in the opinion that more needs to be shown from Vitality, the sum of their parts are far less than one would expect from the names on the roster and while their ESL Pro League 16 victory was impressive, something tells me it is only delaying the inevitable. I mustn't go much further without name dropping Mr Mathieu 'ZywOo' Herbaut, his talent is immeasurable, but I believe it’s Peter 'dupreeh' Rasmussen who holds the key to sustained success and Vitality needs him to maintain consistent performances to go far.

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The return of the king, and a fresh face in Christian 'Buzz' Andersen, but will it be enough to haul the fraying remnants of a dynasty to new heights. This will be the much anticipated first look at the new Astralis, should we place them as underdogs or as a team that should cruise through due to the overall calibre of player they possess? It seems Benjamin 'blameF' Bremer will finally be getting some help and I am excited to see what they can cultivate as they begin their new era.

Expect a tight three-way battle to avoid the showdown, but can the underdogs from across the pond spoil the party for one of the favourites?

Group A kicks off on the 19th of January with Heroic taking on Evil Geniuses.

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Astralis´s Device and BlameF take on Anubis in MM. 

The two superstars showcase how you should play Anubis in MatchMaking. Despite Device and BlameF trolling the two Astralis players won the game 16-4. 

Watch the two superstars troll globals in Matchmaking right here:

The Born to be Brave 2022 NAVI Charity Event is featuring some of the best players in the world who are rallying together to support the United24 initiative to support Ukraine.

- UNITED24 was launched by the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy as the main venue for collecting charitable donations in support of Ukraine. Funds will be transferred to the official accounts of the National Bank of Ukraine and allocated by assigned ministries to cover the most pressing needs.

Four teams have been created. They will play two bo1 Semi-Finals, while the winners will go head to head in a regular best of three match.

All teams consists of the same type of players (AWP'ers, IGL's, Support Players and Entry-riflers).

In the first match we will see these two lineups:

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Astralis took on Tricked in their first game at CCT North Europe Series 2. The game against Tricked was the first game for device since his comeback to Astralis. 

The Astralis team decided to make a video of the voice comms doing his first game after his comeback. Throughout the video, you get to listen in on how the Astralis lineup is communicating as well as how things work inside the engine room of Astralis. 

Device delivered some crazy stats throughout the tournament: 1.43 Rating / 90.8 ADR / 1.52 Impact rating / 0.95 KPR.

We asked Niels Christian "NaToSaphiX" Sillassen to analyze the comeback match of Nicolai "device" Reedtz for Astralis. During the match, it became obvious that both device and blameF share the same approach to the game with their more passive nature of play. Can this be a problem for Astralis?

In the video, NatoSaphiX talks about the aggresiveness, that a player like Kristian "k0nfig" Wienecke gave to the team. The former Astralis player will feature for Heroic in the BLAST World Finals this week. Read more on that story down below.

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Recently, at the CCT North Europe Series 2 event, we saw Astralis’ AWPer Nicolai “device” Reedtz revealing some innovative moves. The Danish AWPer showcased especially one interesting thing that he’s been working on while spending his time away from competitive CS:GO: Lineups for dropping smokes.

This may sound weird for many CS:GO fans, but the Danish AWPer proved that these very meticulously placed smoke can be very efficient, as they allow him to quickly execute the different smoke lineups, while also preventing the smokes from rolling away.

This has inspired other CS:GO players like Albin “abbelol” Jupiter to find his own lineups for dropping smoke.

Click on the Twitter post to view the entire thread. 

The return of Nicolai "dev1ce" Reedtz for Astralis revealed some innovative moves from the Dane, who not only played some outstanding CS:GO, but also showed some of the things, that he has been working on.

One of them is these very meticulously placed smokes, which allows him to quickly execute the different smoke lineups, and also prevents the smokes from rolling away.

Despite losing their second match at CCT North Europe Series 2, Nicolai "dev1ce" Reedtz ended the event with a 1.43 rating, only surpassed by his teammate Benjamin "blameF" Bremer.

In a newsletter yesterday, Astralis revealed that they will be playing another online tournament before the end of the year. Which tournament it is has not yet been published.

Nicolai “device” Reedtz’ return in the Astralis jersey began with a bang at the CCT North Europe Series 2 event. Despite suffering an early exit from the tournament, the Danish AWPer managed to pull off two wonderful performances in the first two matches since coming back.

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We’ve collected the stats so you can see exactly what kind of numbers the Dane sported during the CCT North Europe Series 2 event.

1.56 K-D ratio / 0.95 kills per round 1.52 Impact rating 

Mirage (16-14) | 1.71 Rating / 32-15 K-D / 105.8 ADR

Nuke (16-8) | 1.60 Rating / 24-13 K-D / 94.5 ADR

Dust2 (17-19) | 1.57 Rating / 37-21 K-D / 90.3 ADR

Inferno (19-22) | 1.02 Rating / 32-31 K-D / 78.2 ADR

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Nicolai “dev1ce” Reedtz returned with a bang for Astralis when he played his first minutes of competitive CS:GO this year this Sunday.

In his first two matches since coming back, dev1ce averaged a striking 31.25 kills per map and a likewise impressive 1.43 rating against Tricked and HEET respectively.

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The interim coach at Astralis, Peter “casle” Ardenskjold, were also super happy about dev1ce’s performance but he also explains that the team can’t rely too much on individual performances going forward.

- We entered the tournament to get some valuable game time together as a team to get used to new roles, and to show a good performance. Result-wise, going out in the quarter final is of course disappointing, but the errors we made are fixable, casle said in a [link:{"url":"https://www.astralis.gg/post/dev1ce-feels-great-to-be-back","isNewTab":true,"text":"statement "}]to Astralis.

"We can’t put all the pressure on single players"

- The good part is the way we adapted to the role changes – and the impact of having dev1ce back on the team. His performance was everything we hoped for, and then some. The stats are one thing, the teamwork and contribution to the team is of equal value. We should not expect these kinds of numbers from him every time, and we can’t put all the pressure on single players, but having more players delivering like this, surely gives you a lot of perspectives, going forward, casle concluded.

After a lengthy break from competitive play, Nicolai “dev1ce” Reedtz made his much-awaited comeback to CS:GO this Sunday when Astralis began their campaign at CCT North Europe Series 2.

And if some people were questioning whether the superstar AWPer had stayed in shape or not, he surely presented a clear answer. Throughout the four maps against Tricked and HEET, dev1ce racked up 125 kills and presented a 1.43 rating.  

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Dev1ce stats in his first two games back:

1.56 K-D ratio / 0.95 kills per round 1.52 Impact rating

Following their exit at the $50.000 tournament, dev1ce has given a [link:{"url":"https://www.astralis.gg/post/dev1ce-feels-great-to-be-back","isNewTab":true,"text":"comment "}]on his comeback describing the joy of being back on the server but also on the disappointing result against HEET.

- I am not gonna lie; it feels great to be back! I am still a bit rusty, which shows in some situations, but overall I am just happy to be back and to have this feeling of being on a team again. It is always about the team, and I am disappointed about the result, but being back is awesome.

Despite a strong individual showing by dev1ce, Astralis still not managed to defeat HEET in yesterday’s quarterfinal at CCT North Europe Series 2.

- We should have closed it on both maps, but honestly, we made too many mistakes, and I am including myself here. And then I have to compliment Heet for constantly being in our face and Afro was just a constant nuisance. He was extremely good, but so was his team.

- The result of that game is not going to overshadow the overall positive feeling, though. There is so much to build on, and I am completely confident we are on the right path and that we will only improve from here. As a team, but also for myself. Bad result, good feeling, dev1ce said.

Astralis and dev1ce are set to play one more tournament this year, the Danish organization confirmed in the same statement. 

You can also read our two recent interviews with dev1ce in the articles below. 

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Astralis’ first event with Nicolai “device” Reedtz back on the roster didn’t go as hoped. The Danes suffered an early exit from the CCT North Europe Series 2 event, following two overtime losses on Dust2 (17-19) and Inferno (19-22) against HEET.

device’s first match back in the Astralis jersey was a success as the 27-year-old AWPer finished off with a 1.66 Rating and over 100 ADR against their fellow countrymen from Tricked, and he still delivered a wonderful performance against HEET despite losing the series. His strong performance wasn’t enough to help Astralis to victory but it saw him sport a 1.43 Rating and 90.8 ADR with a 125-80 K/D.

Here are his stats from the two matches: 

Astralis vs. Tricked 2-0 | CCT North Europe Series 2

device: 1.66 Rating | 56-28 K/D | 100.8 ADR | 87.0% KAST

Astralis vs. HEET 0-2 | CCT North Europe Series 2

device: 1.27 Rating | 69-52 K/D | 83.9 ADR | 75.3% KAST

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Fans of the Danish giants had to wait a little more than five weeks to see the Danish AWPer in action again.

Nicolai “device” Reedtz returned to the competitive Counter-Strike scene for the first time since December 2021 with a masterclass performance for Astralis against Tricked in the CCT North Europe Series 2. With 56 kills, a 1.66 Rating, and above 100 in ADR, the Danish AWPer looked promising before the start of the new season.

If you thought that the king of Danish Counter-Strike would have to play a few games before being able to show a decent level of CS, you were horribly mistaken.

Enjoy this video with all of device’s 56 frags:

	30 days	90 days
Fixture count	8	20
Maps count	17	44

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