The highly expected transfer of Aleksander "hades" Miskiewicz joining 9INE is now official. After several rumors and hints, the former ENCE player has been confirmed as the team’s new AWPer going into the 2023 season.

The profiled Pole is set to link up with four of his countrymen on the Swedish-owned team that consists of Goofy, Kei, Kylar and the in-game leader mynio. hades’ predecessor was Grzegorz "SZPERO" Dziamałek who were benched in December last year.

- It's time to make polish cs great again! I believe in this lineup and hope we can achieve some good things here, hades wrote on [link:{"url":"https://twitter.com/CsgoHades/status/1613828330687528963","isNewTab":true,"text":"Twitter "}]following the announcement.

hades came through the ranks of Polish Counter-Strike and made himself known in 2021 while playing for Wisla Krakow. Alongside Goofy and mynio his 9INE teammates, the strong sniper showed a promising level over a longer period of time, which eventually made ENCE acquire him.

His time at ENCE came to a close after nearly a year representing the Finnish organization as he was replaced by the Spaniard Alvaro "SunPayus" Garcia in August. 

{cflag:PL} Kacper “Kylar” Walukiewicz

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9INE

There are many different aspects of a given CS:GO round at a professional level. The start of a round, mid-round, and the final stage of the round. Whilst entry-fraggers are crucial to have on any good CS:GO team at the highest level, opening the round with a kill for the remaining four players to capitalize on, a player with the ability to clutch and close out rounds is just as important. 

Whilst it might seem quite straightforward, clutching, even if you are only against one opponent, takes a very specific ability to remain calm and collected when all eyes are on you. Known to be a daunting opponent to face when they are left alone, are the likes of "shox" and "Xyp9x" - players who have made clutching a specialty and who you know you can count on, even in the toughest of situations. 

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Whilst there is no doubt about the very impressive capabilities of both "shox" and "Xyp9x" when it comes to clutching, it seems as if there is a new kid in town. A kid that goes by the name of Olek "hades" Miskiewicz. The Polish AWP'er from ENCE has accumulated the most amount of successful clutches so far in 2022. In Bo3-series in the top 20, he has already managed to win a total of 36 rounds, left alone with no teammates to help him. Coming out ahead of the likes of "REZ" and "sh1ro" sitting on second and third most clutches won, "hades" might be the new clutch king of 2022. 

Take a look at some of the impressive highlights he has managed to accumulate and admire his ability to remain cool, calm, and collected in the most high-pressured situations: 

ENCE

One day after reaching #3 on the world ranking, ENCE announce a contract extension with their powerful AWPer Aleksander "hades" Miskiewicz. The 22-year-old Pole has put pen to paper on a deal keeping him at ENCE through 2022 and 2023, the Finnish org states.

- I am really happy about this re-signing. Hades showed potential from the start and ever since, he has been working hard to get better and better. As a team, we have great chemistry so it is great to keep working together to reach new heights, ENCE coach, Eetu "sAw" Saha says.

In the bo1 matchup on Nuke, ENCE utilized the favourable CT-side to set up a strong 9-6 halftime lead, through a solid defence, where MOUZ struggled heavily to find solutions. Especially, the Polish powerhouse Olek “hades” Miskiewicz was a menace for MOUZ, with the ENCE AWPer ripping his opponents apart time after time.

MOUZ presented a better performance in the second half and a potential comeback was maybe on the cards owing ropz usual heroics. However, Snappi and the rest of ENCE proved out to be too tall of an ask, as they sealed the map 16-11. 

ENCE- MOUZ 1-0 | PGL Stockholm Major Challengers Stage

16-11 (Nuke) | {cflag:PL} dycha  - 1.35 Rating / 20-19 K-D / 104.7 ADR

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MOUZ

The CS:GO world is heading into a hectic period with numerous top-tier competitions on the schedule, with the much-awaited PGL Stockholm Major and BLAST Premier Fall Finals as two of the biggest of the year. However, the Counter-Strike elite doesn’t have much time to recover, as IEM Winter will be held on the 2nd of December, right after BLAST Finals.

The attending list for the prominent tournament has just been finalized yesterday, following the conclusion of the closed qualifier. The last qualifying stage offered three spots, which ended up being occupied by Fnatic, MOUZ, and ENCE. 

NIP – Vitality – Gambit – Heroic – OG – G2 – FaZe – Astralis – Liquid – ENCE – Virtus.pro – BIG – MOUZ – GODSENT – Fnatic - TYLOO

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Fnatic and MOUZ qualified through the upper bracket, while ENCE had to go through a tough lower final battle against FunPlus Phoenix on Tuesday. In the match, Marco “Snappi” Pfeiffer’s troops continued their great form lately, where the Finnish team managed to 2-0 FPX on Vertigo and Dust2.

ENCE vs FunPlus Phoenix (2-0) | IEM Winter Closed Qualifier

16-12 (Vertigo) | {cflag:IL} Spinx – 1.33 Rating / 23-19 K-D / 95.6 ADR

19-16 (Dust2) | {cflag:PL} hades – 1.30 Rating / 29-21 K-D / 81.7 ADR

MVP: {cflag:IL} Lotan “Spinx” Giladi – 1.26 Rating / 55-42 K-D / 91.1 ADR

1-2nd – Fnatic / MOUZ (Qualified for main event)

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Team Vitality continued to confirm their status as the main favorites in Group C, which they once again underlined with a win over OG 16-9.

Vitality got off to a great start on Mirage, converting a force buy on the second round before cementing their superiority on the T side with a 1-7 lead. OG was left looking stranded on their CT-side with little to do against the pressure of a Vitality T-side. A dominating first-half performance meant a crucial 11-4 lead for the French going into the second half. The European side showed signs of life at the offense but overall could not get into a rhythm. OG never managed to make Vitality work for it in the second half and could not conjure up a comeback, eventually falling 16-9.

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16-9 (Mirage) | {cflag:PL} mantuu – 1.45 Rating / 23-15 K-D / 99.8 ADR

ENCE – MAD Lions (16-11) | {cflag:PL} hades – 1.45 Rating / 25-17 K-D / 88.3 ADR

Sprout – Dignitas (12-16) | {cflag:SE} Lekr0 - 1.20 Rating / 18-18 K-D / 82.3 ADR

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Team Dignitas

Snappi and company from ENCE secured their spot in the quarter-finals at ESL Pro League Season 14 after taking down forZe 2-0. The ENCE squad will now start to prepare for the quarter-final matchup against a very tough opponent in NAVI, while the Russian-side from forZe are out of the tournament. ENCE and NAVI will face off on Friday at 16:00 (CET).

ENCE got off to a good start in the series taking a dominant 8-1 lead on the attacking side of Nuke, with the whole team firing on all cylinders. The Russian-side who struggled to stabilize their defense were simply outplayed by ENCE who put in a masterclass of an attacking performance, but they still managed grab four rounds right before halftime. In the second half, ENCE took the CT pistol and sat up a water-tight defense which forZe couldn’t break through. That resulted in Snappi and company stringing together six rounds in a row to close out the map 16-5 in dominant fashion.

The first half of Mirage was just more of the same from ENCE, who turned the map on its head after losing the first two rounds. From there on, ENCE found their footing and went on to completely shut down forZe’s offense, only letting go of four rounds in a total. forZe tried their best and closed the gap to three, but that was all they could do as ENCE put an end to the map right after without too much late game drama. ENCE broke forZe’s 17-game winning streak on Mirage to wrap up the series 2-0.

Nuke: 16-5 | dycha – 1.55 Rating – 98.9 ADR – 20-12 K/D 

Mirage: 16-11 | hades – 1.52 Rating – 92.9 ADR – 26-14 K/D

MVP: Olek “hades” Miskiewicz – 1.36 Rating – 85.9 ADR – 75.0% KAST – 41-26 K/D

forZe

There was only one question left to be answered in Group A at ESL Pro League Season 14. Would Astralis or ENCE secure a spot in the playoffs?

ENCE could do the business themselves with a win against Bad News Bears, who were yet to win a single map during the four matches they had played at the tournament. It didn't change today.

It did not take ENCE a long time to take full control of the match. On Overpass they took a commanding 13-2 lead at halftime killing all suspense about the outcome of that map.

Fortunately, we got a much better map on Nuke. Here BNB and especially Michael 'Swisher' Schmid showed some of that talent, that had sent the NA team to Europe to compete. The 22-year-old American kept the Bears in the match dropping incredible 31 kills during the match. But it wasn't enough for BNB, who could see ENCE turn the heat up in the last rounds and secure a spot in the playoffs at ESL Pro League with Joonas 'doto' Forss in the spotlight after a solid performance equaling Swisher's 31 kills.

Bad News Bears leaves the tournament without a win.

ENCE - Bad News Bears 2-0 | ESL Pro League Season 14

Overpass (16-4) | {cflag:PL} hades 22-10 K-D / 113.7 ADR / 1.89 rating

Nuke (16-11) | {cflag:FI} doto 31-14 K-D / 98.9 ADR / 1.67 rating

MVP: {cflag:FI} Joonas 'doto' Forss 47-26 K-D / 89.8 ADR / 1.48 rating

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Bad News Bears

In June this year, the Finns from ENCE signed Olek “hades” Miskiewicz on a permanent deal, which looks like one of the best transfers in 2021. The arrival of the promising AWPer has elevated the team to new heights, and they are now on their way to claim a spot in the playoffs at ESL Pro League Season 14.

Yesterday, hades and company managed to take down Spirit by another strong showing. In the post-match, the Polish talent talked about playing tier-one tournaments, instead of meeting up with lower-ranked teams.

You can watch a bit of the interview down below. 

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On Tuesday, ENCE stunned the dominant Danes from Astralis when they took home a solid 2-0 win in the second round of Group A. A match, where hades stepped up massively and totally dominated Astralis on both Nuke and especially Ancient. 

The 21-year-old ended the first map on Ancient with a stellar 1.73 Rating, which was the exact same kind of level he posted when ENCE earlier this year won LOOT.BET Season 9 and Funspark ULTI.

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[link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/hades","isNewTab":true,"text":"Olek 'hades' Miskiewicz"}] delivered a masterclass performance, as he and ENCE took down Astralis at ESL Pro League. On the second day of the tournament the Finnish Organiszation was bloodthirsty after a defeat on day 1.

ENCE picked Ancient as the first map despite the fact, that Astralis had shown great promise yesterday on the map. The pick was easily justified by a monster performance from hades, who went +15 in K-D to eliminate all hope for Astralis on the map.

Nuke was the battlefield for the second map. Once again it was ENCE who came out the strongest. It was not until round 10, that Astralis managed to actually kill Olek 'hades' Miskiewicz, who until that point had played hide and seek in the couple of rounds, where Astralis won. But then the Danes came back. Inspired by the new AWP'er Philip 'Lucky' Ewald, Astralis managed to turn a bad start around to a respectable 7-8 half.

The momentum quickly shifted during the second half. ENCE won the first five rounds to put Astralis under maximum pressure. This time it was not only hades shining but the entire roster from ENCE looked good. It ended with a 16-11 victory, which puts ENCE on the board with three points alongside Astralis. Both teams will be back in action tomorrow again.

Astralis - ENCE 0-2 | ESL Pro League Season 14

Ancient (9-16) | {cflag:PL} hades 29-14 K-D / 112.2 ADR / 1.73 rating

Nuke (11-16) | {cflag:PL} dycha 24-20 K-D / 108.6 ADR / 1.46 rating

MVP:  Olek 'hades' Miskiewicz  48-25 K-D / 87.8 ADR / 1.45 rating

Astralis

It looks like ENCE has made one of the best transfers this year with the signing of Olek “hades” Miskiewicz from Wisla Kraków. The new addition has already proved his worth even though he only has played with the team for just over a month. However, the 21-year-old AWPer may very well be the next big star in CS:GO.

ENCE’s new gem has rocked a stellar 1.24 Rating since the middle of May, where he played his first games for the Finns, only as a stand-in. His powerful and impressive display owed him a permanent spot on the profiled team, where he now will play under the guidance of the experienced IGL Marco “Snappi” Pfeiffer.

After hades were given a fully-signed on ENCE on June 17th, the talented sniper only stepped up his game even more as he led the team to two massive wins against the superstar teams in NIP and mousesports. Hades were especially dominant versus the Swedes and the dominant AWPer Nicolai “dev1ce” Reedtz, who he totally out-played round after round.

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hades' scoresheet against dev1ce and NIP at Gamers Without Borders 

The strong Finns also managed to grab their second title of the year, when Snappi and company secured an impressive tournament victory at Funspark ULTI Europe by beating up the former North players from HYENAS in the Grand Final. In the profiled tournament hades was once again one of the standout performers for ENCE, with the former Wisla Kraków player putting up a staggering 1.27 across the entire event. 

You can get a deeper insight and learn more about hades in the following article, which provides a more extensive narrative about one of Poland's biggest and promising Counter-Strike players in recent times. 

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Wisła Kraków

The CS:GO legend Aleksi “allu” Jalli has played his last game for ENCE, as the Finnish organization announces his farewell to the team. The profiled AWPer was sidelined in May this year due to “personal reasons”, however, this time it’s for good for the 29-year-old icon.

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allu will be replaced by the former Wisla Krakow player Olek “hades” Miskiewicz, who has helped the team since allu’s benching. The promising Pole has been playing some great CS and the transfer seems to be a match made in heaven, which his numbers and stats also imply.

- Every story has an ending and today my time with ENCE's CS:GO team has concluded. This is a day that brings me a lot of different emotions when thinking back. The past three years feel like they've gone past so quickly. So many things have happened, both good and not so good. But I want to cherish the positives. It has been an honour to bring a Finnish organization to the top and to have achieved so much here. ... I'm eager to see what the future holds and where it takes me. 

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hades has some big shoes to fill on the ENCE roster 

{cflag:DK} Marco "⁠Snappi⁠" Pfeiffer 

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The Polish AWPer showed his fantastic precision and accuracy when he killed four opponents with headshots on the A bombsite on Nuke! The understanding and reading of the game make the play even better, as he waits for the right moment every time.  

Watch all of the other Pley of the Day´s from June here:

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HAVU

A difficult game to read as ENCE seemed in full control on the first map, then got themselves a big loss on the second map, and then dominating again on the third map.

The first map was played on Vertigo, where ENCE dominated the full game, after the first half ENCE was leading 12-3, as the T side, and the map seemed to be a formality without a chance for a weak HAVU side to make the comeback.

In the second half, ENCE delivered what they needed they won four out of the first eight rounds, which was enough for ENCE to win the first map 16-7.

With HAVU playing so bad in the last couple of months, we would expect ENCE to pick up the win pretty easily, but this didn’t happen at all, we can’t explain what happened to HAVU and ENCE but something changed for both teams on Dust2.

HAVU delivered a clean round in the first half, as they won 15-0 and they looked to be the only team on the map with ENCE playing very bad.

There was no chance for ENCE to come back on the map, and they had already given up a long time ago on the map, and they ended up losing the only round in the second half, making the humiliation real.

HAVU won 16-0 against ENCE on Dust2, where ENCE delivered one of the worst performances of the year as a team.

Something had to change for ENCE, but you couldn’t predict what would happen on the third map.

The last map was to be played on Nuke, where ENCE had something to prove, and they did.

After the first half, ENCE was leading 10-5 and had found themselves again luckily.

The second half was a demonstration of powers by ENCE, who had a lot to prove from the awful second map, they managed to win the second half 6-0, which was enough for them to win the map 16-5.

Therefore, the game ended with an ENCE victory, but with some concerns for the team.

HAVU – ENCE 1-2 | Funspark ULTI 2021 Europe Playoff 1

Vertigo: 7-16 | {cflag:FI} doto – 1.58 Rating – 105.4 ADR – 23-12 K/D 

Dust2: 16-0 | {cflag:FI} xseveN – 2.06 Rating – 120.1 ADR – 18-8 K/D 

Nuke: 5-16 | {cflag:PL} hades – 2.37 Rating – 138.5 ADR – 32-11 K/D

MVP: {cflag:PL} Olek “hades” Miskiewicz – 1.31 Rating – 82.0 ADR – 49-33 K/D

xseveN

ENCE are met by the Swedish legends of Dignitas in the semi-finals of the LOOT.BET Season 9 event. The winner of the Bo3-series will advance to the Grand Final of the event. 

Is it going to be the Scandinavians of Dignitas to pull through and secure the victory? Or will it perhaps instead be ENCE with their new stand in AWP'er "hades" to move past Dignitas and secure a spot in the Grand Finals? 

You can watch the Bo3-series LIVE right here: 

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Aleksi "allu" Jalli has announced that he will be taking a step back from the professional Counter-Strike scene due to personal matters, with immediate effect. The 28-year-old points toward the hectic years and the lack of breaks as a reason for his decision, following up by saying that it left him feeling: "extremely drained and fatigued, inside and outside the server". The news was announced on ENCE's Twitter page.

To take his spot as the team's primary AWP'er is going to be the Polish Olek "hades" Miskiewicz who has recently stepped down from Wisla Krakow. As it currently stands there is no confirmation as to when "allu" will be rejoining his teammates at ENCE. Touching on the subject ENCE expressed the following in a statement regarding the issue: 

"Together with Head Coach Eetu "sAw" Saha, General Manager Niklas "Willkey" Ojalainen, and the rest of the team, we have taken the step to accommodate this, and allu will be sidelined from action for the time being,"

Despite his statement regarding fatigue it is seemingly not the last time we will get to see God "allu" dominate teams with the AWP. He explained his decision further in a tweet responding to the announcement: 

"This feeling inside me has made me realize that a timeout is needed to be able to continue playing and competing in the game I love. My goal is to be back sooner rather than later. Im extremely grateful for people who has supported me through thick & thin See you soon." 

The current ENCE roster, with the "allu" taking a leave of absence, looks as follows: 

Olek "hades" Miskiewicz (stand in) {cflag:PL}

It has been a rough day for ENCE who due to personal issues lost the Finnish AWPer Aleksi “allu” Jalli, and Spinx has been forced to relocate before today’s game, due to bombings in Israel.

The Polish hades will take allu´s place in the roster.

It´s is going to be a tough match for the European side, who has gone through a lot today.

If ENCE can keep their focus on the game, they will have a chance of advancing to the semi-finals.

SKADE

One of the most impressive breakthrough players of 2021 so far, must be the former Wisla Krakow player Olek “hades” Miskiewicz. The young AWPer has emerged onto the tier-2-3 scene with a sky-rocking pace and has been a key factor for the Polish team in their strong climb in the world rankings. 

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1.18 Rating / 77.8 ADR / 1.23 K-D Ratio / 1612 Total kills

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As the main-AWPer on Wisla Krakow, hades have developed into a lethal weapon for the Polish side, which will frighten nearly every direct opponent. The 21-year old player has presented stellar numbers for the entire 2021, with his stats being placed at the very top of CS:GO. In the first part of the year, hades have averaged an astounding 1.18 Rating with a like-wise strong +303 K-D difference.

hades have in recent tournaments out-played strong AWPers like Tomáš "oskar" Šťastný from Sinners and EXTREMUM’s Sean "Gratisfaction" Kaiwai. Two players who both have been at the very elite of CS:GO for some time now. Something, which could imply that hades may be ready to take the next step in his career. That could be on Wisla Krakow, however, it could also be on a proven and experienced Top 30 tea, who’s missing a talented AWPer for the future.

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Wisla Krakow has just reached their peak rank at #31 on the world ranking - hades, jedqr, SZPERO⁠⁠, ponczek, and ⁠Goofy⁠.

The Polish Counter-Strike scene has always played a huge role in the history of the game, with countless top players and superstars representing the huge European country. And you cannot talk about Polish CS:GO without mentioning the iconic Virtus.pro roster consisting of the likes of NEO, TaZ, Snax, pashaBiceps, and byali.

For years, the dominant Poles ruled the entire CS:GO scene, where they time after time crushed every opponent in their way. However, the glory days of the ‘Golden Five’ and the rest of the superstars are long gone, with the Poles missing a top-tier CS:GO team.

It’s here Wisla Krakow and other Polish teams like AGO, PACT, and Anonymo could come into the picture because they all easily could be part of a new and promising movement within the Polish scene. Wisla Krakow looks like the most dominant team out of the four teams, owing to their insane and youthful firepower in hades, goofy, and jedqr.

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One of the most promising players on the Polish CS:GO scene has decided to leave his current club. The 21-year-old player announced the departure today on Twitter.

- After a year with Wisla my contract has expired and I have made a decision that it is time for me to try something fresh to find the right game rhythm which I think I have lost in the recent weeks. I would like to thank the boys: Szpero, Ponczek, Goofy, Jedqr, Boskacz, Loord, and also Mynio for this amazing time in which I have learned a lot, especially about myself and my strong and weak sides.

It is without a doubt a big blow for the Polish Organization to say goodbye to the AWP'er. In the first part of the year, hades have averaged an astounding 1.18 Rating with a like-wise strong +303 K-D difference.

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Complexity lived up to their status as favorites in the match against Wisla Krakow. But it was not without a fight.

It started comfortably for The Juggernaut, who tore the Poles apart on their own map pick on Inferno. But going to Mirage it looked like a much more even match, especially with Olek "hades" Miskiewicz in great shape on the AWP. Wisla Krakow went up 10-5 in the first half, and though they lost the lead during the second half, they still forced the map to overtime, where they eventually took home the victory.

Nuke was left as the decider. Here the Poles went behind 5-10 at the break, but they still had the CT-side in the second half to turn the match around. But though they won the pistol-round, there was never any doubt of the final result. The Danish Duo blameF and k0nfig stole the show during Nuke and made an impressive effort to secure their team a 16-9 win.

Complexity will now face mousesports later tonight for a spot in the main tournament at IEM Katowice, while Wisla Krakow is done and dusted at the event.

Wisla Krakow - Complexity 1-2 (5-16, 19-16, 9-16)

MVP: blameF - 1.52 rating / 77-50 K-D / 100.8 ADR

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