Teams have been adjusting their rosters, leaving some of the game's top talent available for signing. Here's an in-depth look at the key figures currently in transition:

Perfecto

El1an

STYKO

NEOFRAG

Jerry

Aleksey “El1an” Gusev was once one of CIS’ most promising players with the Russian AWPer showcasing impressive Counter-Strike for Winstrike and later on Entropiq. However, his time at Entropiq seems to have come to an end as the Czech organization has decided to place him on the transfer list after a mutual agreement.

Last year: 1.20 Rating / 80.6 ADR / 1.25 Impact rating / 0.75 kills per round

This year: 1.04 Rating / 69.8 ADR / 1.00 Impact rating / 0.67 kills per round

As the above-mentioned statistics clearly show, El1an has been nowhere near his previous top level from 2021. The 23-year-old AWPer was therefore not surprised about the outcome, he explains in a Twitlonger.

Entropiq announced that Dmitriy "SENSEi" Shvorak will stand in for the team at the upcoming ESL Challenger Rotterdam Closed Qualifier. Whether the former Akuma AWPer is set to make a permanent transfer going forward, is still yet to be confirmed by the Czech organization. 

{cflag:RU} Aleksei "⁠NickelBack⁠" Trofimov 

{cflag:RU} Igor "⁠Forester⁠" Bezotecheskiy 

{cflag:RU} Vladislav "⁠Krad⁠" Kravchenko 

{cflag:UA} Dmitriy "⁠SENSEi⁠" Shvorak (stand-in) 

{cflag:RU} Aleksei "⁠El1an⁠" Gusev (benched)

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SENSEi

Entropiq

Entropiq had the first pick of maps, and with it, they chose Overpass where they would start on the T-side. It started out well for Entropiq who were able to take the first two rounds. The rest of the half was a convincing display from ECSTATIC who were able to take ten rounds in the first half, by way of multiple great retakes and amazing reads that forced Entropiq to save. And if they had none of those there was always "FASHR" who had a great CT-side performance and almost single-handedly won several rounds.

The second half turned things up and down. The CIS-squad was now on the more comfortable CT-side, and they took a dominating nine rounds in a row to start the half, two of which featured two huge quad-kills from "Krad". ECSTATIC were finally able to break the Entropiq's hot streak after removing star AWP'er "El1an" early on. The ECSTATIC side were not allowed more than that, and Entropiq took map one of Overpass at 16-11.

With their map pick, Ecstatic chose Vertigo, the same pick they made when the teams played against each other on day one of the tournament. Back then Entropiq took the win in double overtime, but that did not deter “birdfromsky” and his team.

Ecstatic started the out dominating on the T-side, taking a fast 6-0 lead. Entropiq were able to answer back taking four of the next five rounds, looking to at least go positive on their CT-side, but a well-coordinated Ecstatic team made sure that did not happen. The halftime score was 10-5 in favor of Ecstatic.

ECSTATIC continued their dominance on the CT-side, showing why they picked this map, even though they lost it the last time. Entropiq only managed to win one round in the second half, and the well-oiled Vertigo-machine of ECSTATIC took the victory at 16-6.

The map left over as the decider was Ancient, and after a knife-round win ECSTATIC chose to start on the CT-side.

The map started out very gritty with the teams trading close rounds back and forth. Entropiq carried by consistently great entries from “Lack1”, and ECSTATIC led by crazy plays from IGL “birdfromsky”. The Danish org. were able to break the economy of Entropiq halfway through the first half and strung together seven rounds in a row to take a 10-2 lead. Entropiq were able to take one more round but had to go to halftime with a disappointing 12-3 scoreline.

It looked like ECSTATIC would close it out fast as they went up 14-3, but that is when Entropiq woke up. Led by magnificent holds from “Lack1” and great reads from “NickelBack”, Entropiq were able to come all the way back and pull the game into overtime.

Entropiq were able to complete the comeback, and took the win in overtime at 19-17, thus eliminating ECSTATIC from Funspark ULTI 2021 Finals.

Ecstatic - Entropiq (1-2) | Funspark ULTI Finals

11-16 (Overpass) | {cflag:KZ} Lack1 - 1.24 Rating / 17-16 K-D / 78.2 ADR

16-6 (Vertigo) | {cflag:NL} FASHR - 1.55 Rating / 21-15 K-D / 103.3 ADR

17-19 (Ancient) | {cflag:KZ} Lack1 - 1.77 Rating / 42-26 K-D / 120.6 ADR

MVP: {cflag:KZ} Viktor "Lack1" Boldyrev - 1.42 Rating / 74-59 K-D / 101.9 ADR

FASHR

Krad

birdfromsky

Lack1

ECSTATIC

The series began with Entropiq’s map pick of Ancient, but it was Astralis who started in the lead, as they established a strong CT side where Entropiq struggled to find holes in the Astralis defense. Entropiq stopped a series from the offense late in the first half and went on a five-round winning streak, but couldn't stop the Danish squad from taking the advantage in the first half. Entropiq kept their momentum in the second half, winning the pistol and converting. But Astralis began to find their right footing, picking up three rounds in a row and snowballed to a 16-13 victory.

Onto the second map of Nuke, Astralis being completely wiped off the first half by a dominant Entropiq side. An outstanding defense on the CT side could see Entropiq go up 11-4 in a half where Astralis struggled hard to find any solutions on the offense. In the end, Entropiq closed out the Danish squad by winning Nuke 16-8, sending the match to a third deciding map.

In a dramatic last map, Entropiq managed to win the match. Several rounds of the match could have gone both ways, but in the end, it was El1an and company to seal the deal and win the series.

The victory for Entropiq sets them up with a match against ECSTATIC

in the Lower final, while Astralis is out of the tournament. 

Astralis - Entropiq (1-2) | Funspark ULTI Finals

16-13 (Ancient) | {cflag:DK} gla1ve - 1.46 Rating / 28-17 K-D / 108.6 ADR

8-16 (Nuke) | {cflag:RU} NickelBack - 1.64 Rating / 26-12 K-D / 105.0 ADR

13-16 (Overpass) | {cflag:RU} El1an - 1.94 Rating / 37-14 K-D / 106.6 ADR

MVP: {cflag:RU} Igor "Forester" Bezotecheskiy - 1.31 Rating / 69-50 K-D / 89.2 ADR

Forester

gla1ve

NickelBack

Astralis

Gambit is through to the next round in the upper bracket at Funspark Finals 2021 after defeating Entropiq 2-1. The result means that Entropiq will have to meet Astralis in the dangerous elimination bracket.

With Dust2 being Entropiq’s least favourable and successful map in their map pool, Gambit surely looked to punish their countrymen by picking the iconic map to kick off the match. And that was exactly what Vladislav “nafany” Gorshkov and

The #2 team in the world completely ran over Entropiq on the first map through a solid T side, where they set the score at 10-5 before the switch. In the following half, they stepped on the gas even more, ripping Entropiq apart by sealing the map after six consecutive rounds – led by sh1ro and his 2.55 Rating.

After the 16-5 demolition on Dust2, we saw the series continue on Mirage.

Here Entropiq began to show a better fight as they got things under control through some great calls by in-game leader Aleksey "NickelBack" Trofimov. Despite going up 9-6 and also 12-9, it looked the underdogs couldn’t finish off Gambit, who slowly crawled their way back. However, after a great ending in regulation, El1an and company did the job and secured the 16-14 win, sending the match to a third deciding map.

The final map ended up being a true replica of Dust2 with Entropiq being completely wiped off the server by a dominant Gambit side. An outstanding defense on the CT side could see Gambit go up 12-3, in a half where Entropiq struggled hard to find solutions against nafany’s well-thought strategies.

In the end, Gambit closed out the Russian head-to-head battle by winning Overpass 16-6 and are now just one step away from the Grand Final at Funspark Ulti 2021.

Gambit – Entropiq 2-1 | Funspark ULTI Finals 2021

16-5 (Dust2) | {cflag:RU} sh1ro – 1.63 Rating / 19-10 K-D / 93.5 ADR

14-16 (Mirage) | {cflag:RU} El1an – 1.41 Rating / 29-17 K-D / 86.3 ADR

16-6 (Overpass) | {cflag:RU} Ax1Le 1.77 Rating / 24-11 K-D / 114.2 ADR

MVP: {cflag:RU} Sergey "Ax1Le" Rykhtorov | 1.44 Rating / 63-35 K-D / 89.1 ADR

sh1ro

Gambit Esports

Entropiq were in trouble against ECSTATIC on Vertigo, where the Danish team had a 15-10 lead. But then Aleksei 'El1an' Gusev started to heat up, and the Russian AWP'er got so warm in the end, that he practically shut down ECSTATIC singlehandedly with a perfect ace.

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Funspark ULTI Finals 2021 is about to commence! 

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The opening matchup of the event will feature the Russians from Entropiq against ECSTATIC. The match can be seen on the following stream.

The Grand Final started on Vertigo, which was picked by Gambit despite this being the battleground upon which they last fell against Entropiq at the PGL Major Stockholm.

It looked great for Entropiq early on as they took the first four rounds of the map, but as soon as the rifles came out for Gambit it was clear why they picked this map. The Nafany-led squad was very map-dominant especially towards the ramp, denying a lot of space and information for Entropiq, and taking the half 9-6.

The second half was very similar to the first. Entropiq secured the pistol and converted the following two, but when sh1ro and his soldiers got their favorite firearms, it was game over for Entropiq. Gambit secured the map at 16-10.

To try to even the score at 1-1 Entropiq had picked Ancient, a map that they have embraced from the start and are undefeated on at the V4 Future Sports Festival.

Unfortunately for Entropiq, Gambit are also very well versed on this map, which was apparent right from the get-go. Gambit dictated the pace of the first half completely and looked very prepared for exactly the style of Ancient that Entropiq wanted to play. Entropiq was down 11-4 at the break.

The second half started poorly for Entropiq as they soon found themselves down 14-5. Through great effort from “Forester” and “El1an”, the Entropiq-side was able to make a comeback look doable as they clawed their way back to 15-12. It was just barely not enough as “Ax1Le” put the final nail in the Entropiq coffin after a 1v2 clutch, which concluded the map at 16-12 in favor of Gambit.

The third map of Overpass was do-or-die for Entropiq if they wanted to keep hopes of a Grand Final win alive. And they really went out and did. “NickelBack” and his squad made Gambit look like a tier 3 team in the first half as they did whatever they wanted, with Gambit having no answers. Especially “Krad” looked like a man with a mission, and that mission was to humiliate Gambit. He ended the half with 24 frags, which fueled Entropiq to a 13-2 half.

But the second half showed us that Gambit had been playing possum in the first 15 rounds. It was now their turn to make Entropiq look stumped. The comeback was on, and Gambit crept closer and closer to their opponents, and for a moment it looked like we might have overtime on the cards. But at the scoreline 15-13 Entropiq executed a classic B-rush and removed the Gambit defense swiftly. The map concluded at 16-13 in favor of Entropiq who were now looking for the reverse sweep.

The next map up was Mirage. The last time the two sides faced each other on this map Gambit steamrolled Entropiq in flawless 16-0 fashion. This was not happening again as Entropiq secured the first round of the game and could breathe a sigh of relief. They took advantage of the pistol win, and the momentum from winning Overpass and got ahead 5-1. Gambit pushed back, and it looked like the luck might have run out for the Entropiq side. But they kept their chin up and went to break with a commanding 10-5 lead.

Gambit had to strap on their hard hats and really go to work to make this comeback a reality. Taking the pistol win and converting it was a step in the right direction for them, but as soon as the rifles came out Entropiq had their number. “NickelBack” and co. took the map 16-7 and are going into the decider map Dust2 with extreme momentum.

The decider was the most iconic map in Counter-Strike history: Dust2. After a knife round win Gambit chose to start on the CT-side where they showed us why they are the world's #3. They picked up the first seven rounds giving up only half a dozen frags in the process. The rest of the half wasn’t much better for Entropiq as they only managed to pick up three rounds before the break. 

Entropiq only managed one round on their CT-side before Gambit was able to close the map at 16-4.

Gambit is therefore the winners of the V4 Future Sports Festival!

Gambit – Entropiq 3-2 | V4 Future Sports Festival

16-10 (Vertigo) | {cflag:RU} sh1ro – 1.43 Rating / 22-13 K-D / 90.4 ADR

16-12 (Ancient) | {cflag:RU} Ax1Le – 1.56 Rating / 29-15 K-D / 96.5 ADR

13-16 (Overpass) | {cflag:RU} Krad – 1.57 Rating / 33-20 K-D / 112.3 ADR

7-16 (Mirage) | {cflag:RU} NickelBack – 1.76 Rating / 26-12 K-D / 113.8 ADR

16-4 (Dust2) | {cflag:KZ} Hobbit – 2.05 Rating / 26-10 K-D / 139.9 ADR

{cflag:KZ} Abay "Hobbit" Khasenov | 1.27 Rating / 102-86 K-D / 96.9 ADR

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Ax1Le

Hobbit

After a victory and a defeat at Day 1 yesterday, both Entropiq and Movistar Riders had the opportunity to take a big step towards qualification for the legend stage at the PGL Major in Stockholm. A win in today's matchup would guarantee the winner two BO3 matches to try and qualify.

For only the second time in the Major, Mirage was selected as the decider map in the bo1 match. Here Entropiq got off to an excellent start leading 8-2 early on. But Movistar Riders has proved to be a difficult team to face, and the Spaniards once again showed, that they are not a team to push around with. From 2-8 down, Movistar Riders fought back to equal the score at 11-11 despite a lackluster performance from Alejandro "mopoz" Fernández-Quejo Cano who normally is one of the top-fraggers on the team. Instead, Alejandro "ALEX" Masanet Candela took up arms to try and defend the Spanish colors but in vain. Entropiq turned up the heat in the end and secured themselves the very important win.

Movistar Riders will now have their backs against the wall in the upcoming fixtures, where they will have to win to in a row to qualify.

Entropiq - Movistar Riders 1-0 | PGL Stockholm Major Challengers Stage

16-12 (Mirage) | {cflag:RU} Aleksey "El1an" Gusev – 1.36 Rating / 21-14 K-D / 92.1 ADR

mopoz

Movistar Riders

BIG versus Entropiq lived up to the predictions beforehand, that had marked the match as one of those, that would be very closely fought.

The CIS team has slowly established itself as one of the best outside of giants like NAVI and Gambit in the CIS region. Against BIG they proved once more, that they are able to do damage against the best. On Nuke it was Entropiq who launched their PGL Stockholm campaign best. A 9-6 lead at the break gave the Russians hope of a great start to the group stage, but during the second half, the CIS team lost momentum. With some questionable decisions regarding the economy game, Entropiq did not make things easier for themselves. Too many times it was up to AWP'er Aleksey "El1an" Gusev to make some magic happen for Entropiq, a tactic that simply was not enough to defeat BIG.

The German team is now 1-0 up and will face another 1-0 team later today, while Entropiq in a similar fashion will face a 0-1 team later today.

Entropiq – BIG 0-1 | PGL Stockholm Major Challenger Stage

13-16 (Nuke) | {cflag:RU} El1an – 1.36 Rating / 22-13 K-D / 95.4 ADR

gade

After a month-long hiatus from competitive Counter-Strike since the conclusion of IEM Cologne in mid-July, the elite within CS:GO are now once again ready to kick start a new season. Tomorrow ESL Pro League Season 14 begins, with the prestigious tournament fielding a star-studded pool of teams, including the entire Top 15 on HLTV.org’s world ranking.

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Before the opening round on Monday, we thought it would be interesting to look back and see which players ended the first-half season on a high note.

As earlier mentioned, IEM Cologne was the last event before the tournament break. An event strong Russians from NAVI won, led by their superstar player Aleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev who posted an inhuman 1.51 rating throughout the entire event, also breaking the record for most aces in a big tournament, as he delivered no more than four aces.

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s1mple has paved the way for himself towards being the best player this year, which the stats only further strengthen. Down below you'll find the best performing players for the last three months - All five will play at ESL Pro League Season 14.

Highest-rated players | Last 90 days (vs Top 30)

1. {cflag:UA} s1mple (NAVI) | 1.33 Rating / 88.2 ADR

2. {cflag:FR} ZywOo (Vitality) | 1.26 Rating / 82.7 ADR

3. {cflag:RU} El1an (Entropiq) | 1.23 Rating / 82.6 ADR

4. {cflag:RU} sh1ro (Gambit) | 1.22 Rating / 74.5 ADR

5. {cflag:GB} mezii (Fnatic) | 1.21 Rating / 86.0 ADR

In the video below, you'll find a highlight compilation of all the best plays in 2021 so far, featuring the likes of s1mple, sh1r0, ZywOo and many more.

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ZywOo

mezii

Natus Vincere

" Merriman was until April part of the Cloud9 roster, that out of nowhere was disbanded. 

The 22-year-old rifler returned to his native country after joining Endpoint in April. So far It has been with limited success teamwise, but on a personal level, mezii has shown some of his best Counter-Strike.

In their 2-1 defeat against AGO in the playoffs at Spring Sweet Spring 3, the talented Englishman made 81 kills during the match! He ended with a +30 K-D score, which is almost unheard of with the loss taken into consideration.

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With a 1.32 rating during the eight maps played, mezii secured the top spot on the rankings at the tournament.

Highest rated players at Spring Sweet Spring 3.

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KSCERATO

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The first map was to be played on The Flames map choice on Vertigo, where the Danish team surprised the Russians.

A very even map, where The Flames got the best start as the T side, where they won 8-7 in the first half.

The second half was even as well, it seemed to be a match between El1an and Zyphon, who were the two best players on the map, and the two players who carried their team on the map.

But the Flames ended up pulling the longest straw in the end, as they won 8-7 as the CT side as well which was enough for them to win the map 16-14.

The interesting thing about the map was that Zyphon, was the only player from the Flames who ended the map with a plus in K/D!

The second map was played on Mirage, where El1an dominated to the fullest for the Russian side!

The first half was very even, where Entropiq was the T side, and they won the first half 8-7.

In the second half it looked like Entropiq turned another gear on and especially El1an was unstoppable for the Russian side, their defensive line on Mirage was fantastic with El1an controlling the whole map!

They won 9-1 in the second half, which was enough for them to win the map 16-8.

Therefore, a third and decisive map was needed! And the map that was chosen was in the tunnels of Overpass!

And again, a very even first half, where the Flames got a one-round lead after their CT half with an 8-7 win, but again Entropiq delivered a fantastic defense as the CT side in the second half.

They completely dominated in the second half, where they managed to win the half 9-1, which was enough for them to win the map 16-9.

Therefore, we have Entropiq moving on to the semi-final of the Spring Sweet Spring 3, with yet another fantastic performance by El1an!

Entropiq – Copenhagen Flames (2-1) | Spring Sweet Spring 3

14-16 (Vertigo) | {cflag:RU} El1an – 1.69 Rating / 29-12 K-D / 98.1 ADR

16-8 (Mirage) | {cflag:RU} El1an – 1.64 Rating / 24-11 – K-D / 83.8 ADR

16-9 (Overpass) | {cflag:RU} Forester – 1.55 Rating / 26-14 – K-D / 90.4 ADR

{cflag:RU} Aleksey “El1an” Gusev – 1.46 Rating / 67-35 K-D / 81.6 ADR

Copenhagen Flames

The Russian AWPer Aleksey “El1an” Gusev, has been playing at a very high level for a long time now for Entropiq, where he consistently has delivered some great results under the shadows of his team.  

El1an and his roster joined Entropiq last month, from EPG Family a team that only lasted a few days before the roster joined Entropiq. The team has played together since 2019, where they played at Winstrike Team.

This is also one of the reasons behind the success of the team, they know each other very well.

The consistency by El1an has been outrageous and is why we have so high hopes for the young Russian AWPer!

In the last months he has played fantastically at a rating of 1.27, but it isn’t just this month. If we look back at the last six months, then he has played at a rating of 1.26, which is fantastic!

Watch some of his plays from the last month here:

Watch some play´s from El1an in 2020 here:

Winstrike

ex-Winstrike

EPG Family

The Russian roster is big favorites against the Danish organization in today´s first match of the day!

The Danish players from Copenhagen Flames will have to close down El1an, if they want to have a chance of succeeding against Entropiq.

The AWPer has been fantastic in the last couple of months, where he has delivered some amazing results with the AWP and has played at a rating of 1.26 in the last three months!

The first map was to be played on Nuke, which was Entropiq´s map pick.

But it was Spirit who got the best start on the map, as they won the first half 10-5 in a near-perfect performance as the CT side from the Russian roster.

But the ex-Winstrike roster delivered the same as the Spirit roster in the second half, as they also managed to win the second half 10-5, which left us with overtime from the first map.

And not just any overtime, this overtime ended up lasting a whole map, as we needed thirty extra rounds to find a winner of the map, as Entropiq wins the map 31-29!

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After an amazing first map, we had high expectations from the second map, as the legendary Dust2 was waiting for us.

The first half was very even, as Spirit got a small lead at 8-7 before the half, but they fully dominated as the CT side on Dust2.

This is impressive, as we know Dust2 is the most T-sided competitive map there is, but Spirit managed to win 8-2 as the CT side in the second half, which was enough for them to win the map 16-9.

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Therefore, a third and decisive map was needed to find a winner of the match from Group B.

The last map was on Mirage, where Entropiq got themselves the best start at the map with a 9-6 win after the first half as the T side, and you may think that they ended up winning after such a great performance in the first half, but no.

Spirit delivered a fantastic second half, where they won 10-4, which was enough for them to secure the map win at 16-13, and with this result, Spirit won the game 2-1 against Entropiq in a thriller of a match!

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Entropiq – Spirit (1-2) | StarLadder CIS RMR 2021

31-29 (Nuke) | El1an – 1.37 Rating / 56-38 K-D / 86.3 ADR

9-16 (Dust2) | magixx – 1.57 Rating / 24-16 K-D / 99.0 ADR

13-16 (Mirage) | mir – 1.70 Rating / 33-18 – K-D / 106.9 ADR

Nikolay ”mir” Bityukov – 1.29 Rating / 95-79 K-D / 91.7 ADR

magixx

Spirit

Spirit is favorites in what looks to be an amazing spectacle for the viewers!

With El1an in near-perfect form, Spirit has to find a way to shut him down, If they want to win the match today against the ex-Winstrike roster.

BIG are favorites against a strong playing Entropiq roster, but Entropiq will have their chance to beat the top ten roster from BIG.

If Entropiq should take their chance, they will have to have their players play on the highest level, for example, El1an who has been playing very well in the last couple of months for the Russian roster, he has played with an average rating of 1.25 in the last three months.

The first semi-final I between Fiend and OG, where OG is favorites although the Bulgarian roster has been looking great in the last couple of games.

The former VOYVODA roster won against OG the last time the two sides met in March, they won 2-1 in a close game.

The players to keep an eye on in the match will be the two Bulgarians h4rn and REDSTAR, who have played fantastic in the last three months. h4rn with an average rating of 1.19 and REDSTAR on 1.17.

On the other side, Fiend will have to keep an eye on mantuu and valde, who has performed well as well in the last three months, mantuu with an average rating of 1.16 and valde at 1.15.

In the other semi-final of the day, we have an exciting game between Entropiq and BIG.

This game is going to be a very great watch, as it is a game between two teams in the top 15 in the HLTV world rankings.

BIG are favorites, but we have seen some fantastic results from the new Entropiq roster in the last two weeks, where they have won against the likes of Virtus.pro and Natus Vincere, it is going to be interesting to see if Entropiq can deliver against BIG.

El1an has been one of the best-rated players in the world in the last three months with an average rating of 1.25, and the AWPer will be the man to keep an eye on in the match because he could be the decider with his AWP.

This is the first game between the two rosters, so it is difficult to predict a result, which makes the game even more interesting!

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