OG is also ready for the quarter-finals after they managed to take down the talented team in Sprout in a 19-16 victory on Inferno. With flameZ playing lights out OG saw themselves being victories despite being behind 15-14 in the end. 

OG will face fnatic, who took down Evil Geniuses in a dominant fashion. This game will take place today at 19:30 (CET).

 Shahar 'flameZ' Shushan – 1.42 Rating | 31-18 K/D | 92.8 ADR | 80.0% KAST

 Fredrik 'roeJ' Jørgensen – 1.77 Rating | 27-12 K/D | 102.7 ADR | 83.3% KAST

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Fnatic´s Fredrik "roeJ" Jørgensen turned 29-year-old on November 20 which also was the day that the final was played against BIG doing the Elisa Masters Espoo 2022 final. 

As Fnatic came up to the scene, the host told the crowd that roeJ had birthday. As lovely as the finish crowd was, the crowd started to sing the happy birthday song to roeJ. 

Take a look at the special moment for roeJ right here:

roeJ celebrated his birthday with a tournament victory over BIG doing the final at Elisa Masters Espoo. 

In a world of competitive Counter-Strike where there’s a new and up-and-coming pool of promising talents emerging onto the scene every year, you may end up forgetting about the more experienced figures and the ones who h laid out the foundation for our beloved game.

This article focuses on these particular individuals - Players who are beyond their peak, but players who clearly still have a lot to bring to the table when talking about individual firepower.

By looking at all the 28+ year-olds, we’ve found the ten highest-ranked veterans in CS:GO right now, which ended up showcasing a  hard-hitting Scandinavian trio at the very top.

Highest-rated 28+ players in 2022 | Against Top 30 

1. {cflag:DK} Fredrik “roeJ” Jørgensen (Fnatic) | 1.13 Rating / 83.5 ADR - 28 years

2. {cflag:NO} Joakim ”jkaem” Myrbostad (Apeks) | 1.12 Rating / 81.7 ADR – 28 years

3. {cflag:NO} Håvard “rain” Nygaard (FaZe) | 1.09 Rating / 79.9 ADR – 28 years

4. {cflag:BR} Fernando “fer” Alvarenga (Imperial) | 1.08 Rating / 78.7 ADR – 30 years

5. {cflag:DK} Peter “dupreeh” Rasmussen (Vitality) | 1.04 Rating / 71.2 ADR – 29 years

6. {cflag:BR} Gabriel “FalleN” Toledo (Imperial) | 1.02 Rating / 67.5 ADR – 31 years

7. {cflag:SE} Freddy “KRIMZ” Johansson (Fnatic) | 1.02 Rating / 73.5 ADR – 28 years

8. {cflag:SE} Patrick “f0rest” Lindberg (No team) | 1.00 Rating / 72.2 ADR – 34 years

9. {cflag:SE} Jonas “Lekr0” Olofsson (No team) | 0.99 Rating / 73.0 ADR – 29 years

10. {cflag:DK} Thomas “birdfromsky” Due-Frederiksen | 0.97 Rating / 73.7 ADR – 29 years

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roeJ has been Fnatic's highest-rated player since his arrival back in June this year

At first sight, it may come as a surprise that the list only features players from Brazil (FalleN, fer) and Scandinavian countries such as Norway (rain, jkaem), Sweden (f0rest, KRIMZ, Lekr0), and Denmark (roeJ, dupreeh, birdfromsky).

However, these two region/countries are also some of the cornerstones of Counter-Strike having both played a huge role throughout the entire history of the game - also before the birth of CS:GO, with many of the above-mentioned players being former Counter-Strike 1.6 superstars. 

You can also check out our article on the best teenagers in CS:GO right now. Find it down below. 

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After ten days of action at first the Challengers Stage and then Legends Stage, it’s finally time to initiate the much-awaited playoffs at IEM Rio. The eight remaining teams have been seeded in four quarterfinal matchups, which won’t feature any of the Top 3 teams on the world ranking.

This Thursday is set to present the first two quarterfinals in front of 18.000 people in Jeunesse Arena. The matches will go live at 18:00 (CET).

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At the ongoing CS:GO Major tournament in Rio we’ve seen multiple incidents of computers crashing down in the middle of a round - Something that could end up being a deciding factor for the outcome of a match.

The incidents and ESL’s handling of the situation have caused some discussion and debate with OG’s Abdual “degster” Gasanov being one of the most vocal individuals.

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One player who has experienced it also is Fredrik “roeJ” Jørgensen, who suffered a PC crash alongside the entire Fnatic roster in the matchup against Outsiders. We got the chance to hear roeJ’s thoughts about it in an interview yesterday.

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The word "onliners" is often used to describe players or teams, who have difficulties performing at LAN events in CS:GO. We have looked at the stats from 2022 to see which players has the biggest drop in performances from online to LAN. We have taken all players with a minimum of 10 maps on both LAN and online against top 30 opponents.

2. torzsi -0.19 rating (From 1.25 to 1.06)

3. valde -0.19 rating (From 1.21 to 1.02)

4. sh1ro -0.15 rating (From 1.39 to 1.24)

5. syrsoN -0.12 rating (From 1.20 to 1.08)

There is obviously a lot of ways to interpret these stats. First of all it is worth mentioning, that even though the filter is set to top30 teams, there will in general be more games against top20 and top10 teams in LAN events. There is still not a lot of tier2 tournaments being played on LAN, which makes it hard to make a direct comparison. 

Therefore we asked Niels Christian "NaToSaphiX" Sillassen to take a look at the demos from Fredrik "roeJ" Jørgensen, Ádám “torzsi” Torzsás, and Florian "syrsoN" Rische with the latter being dubbed an onliner several times before in his career.

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Frederik "roeJ" Jørgensen and Nico "nicoodoz" Tamjidi recently joined the lineup of fnatic after having played with the Copenhagen Flames for more than a year. The roster move saw the Danes go international after having been playing on a fully Danish team, but the language on the server was not the only thing that changed. 

Daniel "Vorborg" Vorborg revealed in an interview with content creator "Ne0Kai" that the Danes' salary was doubled five times over after changing organizations, and that this was one of the reasons that they decided to jump ship.

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This week Fnatic announced the first signings of their rebuild with the transfer of Fredrik “roeJ” Jørgensen and Nico “nicoodoz” Tamjidi. However, the Swedes didn’t manage to find a fifth member before the start of Pinnacle Cup Championships, which meant that Patrick “f0rest”Lindberg had to stand in at the $250.000 event.

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Here Fnatic and f0rest were able to take down the favorites from Heroic in the opening round. Afterward, f0rest gave an interview discussing the new Fnatic squad.

You can watch the entire interview with f0rest in the video below. 

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Fnatic has just confirmed the acquisition of Fredrik “roeJ” Jørgesen and Nico "⁠nicoodoz⁠" Tamjidi from Copenhagen Flames. The Danish duo is set to link up with Freddy "⁠KRIMZ⁠" Johansson and William "⁠mezii⁠" Merriman, still leaving one spot vacant.

Following the news about today’s transfer, Fnatic co-owner and Chief Gaming Director, Patrik “cArn” Sättermon also touched on the last remaining spot on the roster.

- When it comes to the fifth member, we’re still in the last-stage trials. Meanwhile, also keeping a close eye on the transfer market. So as soon as we’re done with that, you guys will be the first to know, Sättermon stated. 

At the looks of things, it's an in-game leader Fnatic has to find to round off their new roster. Unless they decide to give the IGL-duties to an experienced player like KRIMZ. Down below, you'll find a list of the most profiled IGLs (also potential IGLs) on the market being either benched or a free agent. 

{cflag:SE} Robin "⁠flusha⁠" Rönnquist

{cflag:GB} Alex "ALEX" McMeekin (currently on contract with Fnatic)

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Copenhagen Flames’ powerful duo Nico "⁠nicoodoz⁠" Tamjidi and Fredrik "⁠roeJ⁠" Jørgensen has completed their move to Fnatic, the Danish organization confirms on Twitter. Here they will join forces with KRIMZ and mezii with the last remaining member still being unknown. 

In the statement, Copenhagen Flames also explains that they will be looking to find new homes for HooXi, jabbi and Zyphon. Furthermore, the org described its plans and mindset going forward after today's news about the many departures. 

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{cflag:SE} Freddy "⁠KRIMZ⁠" Johansson

{cflag:GB} William "⁠mezii⁠" Merriman

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After seeing FaZe and Spirit secure their spots in the semis yesterday, ENCE and Copenhagen Flames now had to try to do the same. When the two faced each other earlier in the tournament the Flames took a dominant 16-8 victory in a Bo1, but things would not go as smoothly for the Danes this time.

The Bo3 kicked off on the Flames' pick of Vertigo, where the Danes looked solid to start. They were getting entries and had good spacing on the map, but at the scoreline 3-3 their T side started going down the drain. ENCE completely shut them down, and while "Spinx" was playing very well, the real story was the tremendous defensive work "dycha" did in difficult situations. This led ENCE on a nine-round streak, and to a 12-3 halftime lead.

It looked much better for the Flames as they turned to the CT side. The young duo of "Zyphon" and "jabbi" was doing some heavy lifting for the team, but the halftime deficit was too hard to overcome for the Danes and ENCE were now halfway there.

"roeJ" and "nicoodoz" who were surprisingly absent on Vertigo had a much better start to Nuke. They stepped up individually very early on and as the rest of the team soon followed suit the Flames took a 9-3 lead. ENCE found a bit of flow towards the end of the half and reduced the Danes' lead to three at halftime.

"hades", who had been the lowest-rated ENCE player at this tournament so far, woke up as his team took to the CT side. He was excellently holding down the fort in Yard and around the Garage. This was one of the major factors in what was a lockdown defensive half for ENCE where the Flames were only allowed three rounds before it was all said and done.

With the win, ENCE secure a spot in the semi-final where they will be facing the winner of the Na'Vi/Heroic matchup.

ENCE - Copenhagen Flames 2-0 | PGL Major Antwerp Legends Stage

16-10 (Vertigo) | {cflag:IL} Spinx - 1.52 Rating / 26-13 K-D / 95.8 ADR

16-12 (Nuke) | {cflag:IL} Spinx - 1.43 Rating / 24-15 K-D / 84.8 ADR

MVP: {cflag:IL} Lotan "Spinx" Giladi - 1.47 Rating / 50-28 K-D / 90.1 ADR

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It was Ancient time in the second-round matches between FaZe - Bad News Eagles and Copenhagen Flames against ENCE.

For FaZe it was redemption time after having lost the opening match at the event. The current number one team in the world had absolutely no problems against Bad News Eagles. The Balkan roster only managed to win four rounds during the encounter, whereas the entire FaZe roster just seemed to be on another level.

Bad News Eagles drop down to the 0-2 category, where they need to win their next three matches to qualify. FaZe is now 1-1 in the tournament. Both teams play tomorrow.

FaZe – Bad News Eagles 1-0 | PGL Major Antwerp Legends Stage

16-4 (Ancient) | {cflag:CA} Russel 'Twistzz' Van Dulken - 1.60 Rating / 19-9 K-D / 91.5 ADR

Copenhagen Flames and ENCE also choose Ancient as the battleground for their encounter. Here it was a bit surprising the Danes that were dominating the match. A good CT side gave them a 10-5 lead, but it was their T side that impressed the most. 

Both Fredrik "roeJ" Jørgensen and Nico 'nicoodoz' Tamjidi delivered excellently to put Copenhagen Flames into the 2-0 category with a superb and impressive victory.

Copenhagen Flames – ENCE 1-0 | PGL Major Antwerp Legends Stage

16-8 (Ancient) | {cflag:DK} Nico 'nicoodoz' Tamjidi - 1.31 Rating / 20-13 K-D / 89.8 ADR

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Despite the lack of Astralis at the Legends Stage at PGL Major Antwerp there is still hope for the Danes. Copenhagen Flames and Heroic both came out victorious in the first matches of the day in Antwerp.

Heroic faced Team Liqiud on Vertigo. Here it was one-way traffic in the beginning. It was not until round seven before the North American were able to find an answer to break through the defense of the Danes. Liquid managed to find six rounds in the first half, but they had one big problem. Richard "shox" Papillon had a nightmare of a game with only one kill after 18 rounds. 

The lack of impact from the Frenchman was a big problem for Liquid, who otherwise was up to pair with the Danes.

Heroic – Team Liquid 1-0 | PGL Major Antwerp Legends Stage

16-11 (Vertigo) | {cflag:DK} René 'TeSeS' Madsen - 1.51 rating / 27-17 K-D / 108.9 ADR

Notable stat: shox - 0.42 rating / 8-23 K-D / 50.1 ADR

For both Bad News Eagles and Copenhagen Flames, the first-round matchup at the Legends Stage at PGL Antwerp Major was as favorable as it gets. The Danish Flames could probably not get a better draw on paper, while BNE avoided facing one of the tournament favorites. The Balkan team actually has a 3-0 record against Copenhagen Flames in their last three matches in late 2021.

On Ancient they also found themselves ahead 7-2 after a strong start on their T side. Copenhagen Flames limited the damage in the first half and could see BNE take a 9-6 lead into the second half.

After the break, the roles were reversed. Now it was the Danes on the T side. Here Flames narrowly managed to edge out Bad News Eagles in some very intense rounds and won the first round match by 16-14.

Copenhagen Flames - Bad News Eagles 1-0 | PGL Major Antwerp Legends Stage

16-14 (Ancient) | {cflag:DK} Fredrik 'roeJ' Jørgensen - 1.63 rating / 32-21 K-D / 117.2 ADR

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Fnatic became the first team to get eliminated at the closed qualifier for IEM Dallas when they got upset by the Ukrainian underdogs from EC Kyiv. Over the next two days, the seven remaining teams will fight each other for two prominent tickets for the $250.000 event taking place in North America later this month. 

Simultaneously, Pinnacle Cup IV is ready to continue its Swiss group stage presenting names like Apeks, Spirit and SINNERS. You can find today's schedule down below.

19.00: Copenhagen Flames – Apeks/Movistar Riders

Copenhagen Flames are one of the teams competing at BLAST Premier Spring Showdown, where the Danes are aiming to qualify for the BLAST Premier Spring Finals in Lisbon in front of a crowd. We asked Fredrik "roeJ" Jørgensen about their opening match against ENCE, and what it would mean to be able to compete in front of a crowd.

You can read our preview for the BLAST Premier Showdown event down below.

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We are soon a quarter deep into the year, with the first four months having presented a myriad of blockbuster transfers, FaZe’s two impressive victories at IEM Katowice and ESL Pro League S15, and NAVI’s following drop from the CS:GO throne. Something, not many would have thought going into 2022.

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We have decided to take a look at the best performing individuals at the top of CS:GO so far this year – and by looking at the statistics, it’s no shock that most of the leaderboards are topped or represented by NAVI’s Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev.

Worth mentioning are Heroic’s powerful rifler Martin “stavn” Lund and Ismailcan “XANTARES” Dörtkardeş from Eternal Fire, who both are to be found among the very best performers.

Top 10 Highest-Rated Players 2022 (vs Top 30):

1. {cflag:UA} s1mple (NAVI) 1.34 Rating (+280 K-D difference)

3. {cflag:DK} stavn (Heroic) | 1.25 (+)155

4. {cflag:RU} Ax1Le (Gambit) | 1.23 (+155)

5. {cflag:TR} XANTARES (Eternal Fire) | 1.20 (+121)

7. {cflag:DK} roeJ (CPH Flames) 1.19 (+125)

8. {cflag:KZ} Hobbit (Gambit) | 1.18 (+84)

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XANTARES and the rest of Eternal Fire are Major bound after qualifying for the PGL Antwerp Major last week

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There are eight spots left for the Antwerp Major next month. All of them are on the line in the European RMR Group B.

Here we give you a run-through of the teams, that we have placed in different brackets; Favorites, Contenders, and Outsiders. This article will feature our picks for the contender's category.

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 seems to have found a decent level with the addition of Asger "farlig" Jensen on the team. The Danish team has lost to all higher-ranked opponents lately but always in three maps, and never without a fighting chance. The form is on an upwards trend and it will be exciting to see if Lukas "gla1ve" Rossander can set the team up for success. The four-time Major winners should be able to make it through.

Player to watch: {cflag:DK} Andreas "Xyp9x" Højsleth will soon need to raise his level to stop all the talks about a possible replacement coming in. The legendary Dane is on a 12-event streak with an HLTV rating below 1.00.

were everybody's favorites at IEM Fall last year, where the Danes made upset after upset happen. The Danes seem to thrive in the bo1 format, which obviously is a huge factor coming into the event, where their seven-deep map pool also comes in handy. Their first match will be against Sprout, who is forced to play with their coach as a stand-in, which just increases the odds of a good start to the tournament for the Danes. 

Player to watch: {cflag:DK} Fredrik "roeJ" Jørgensen is still performing excellently for the Danes, and he will again be the player to keep an eye on.

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 is the only pure French team left at the top of competitive CS:GO. The former DBL Poney-roster finally found themselves a home in HEET and will be desperate to qualify for the Major in the homeland of their new Organization. The Frenchmen have shown, that they are capable of beating higher ranked teams before taking down both OG and ENCE in 2022. Their first-round match against SINNERS is a must-win and could be the key to making a good run at the tournament.

Player to watch: {cflag:FR} Alexandre "bodyy" Pianaro (in the picture above) is not only the highest-rated HEET player in 2022, but he is also by far the most experienced. The 25-year-old Frenchman has participated in six Majors, and knows all about what it takes to make the cut.

 is a new team in the CS:GO landscape, but the roster has loads of experience playing together on the BLINK team last year. The team from Kosovo could be one of the dark horses of the event, where the firepower of the roster could be a surprise to many. BNE has not only qualified for the RMR tournament but will also be present at the BLAST Premier Showdown tournament later this month.

Player to watch: Much is depending on the AWP of Genc "gxx-" Kolgeci, who is often the key to success for the Balkan roster.

 needs to be on the list. The players have more than deserved to be named among the contenders for qualification. But their recent form has left doubts about whether the CIS team is able to find their form. The situation in the world is probably not a helping factor for the Russian core, who is currently on a four-match losing streak. 

Player to watch: {cflag:RU} It was an Igor 'Forester' Bezotecheskiy vs Benjamin "blameF" Bremer show at the playoffs at ESL Pro League, where Entropiq and Astralis went head to head. Here Forester showed, that he is more than capable of standing up to the Danish fragger.

The first round of Group B will start Thursday.

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Copenhagen Flames is the first team to grab a semifinal ticket at Pinnacle Winter Series 1, following a solid 2-1 win over Eternal Fire in the first of four quarterfinals this Tuesday. The victory was sealed through two dominant wins on Vertigo and Inferno, where Jakob “jabbi” Nygaard showed a phenomenal individual performance.

jabbi stepped up massively on the deciding map of Inferno, where the 18-year-old rifler round after round tore Eternal Fire apart through strong holds and aggressive peeks. In the end, it was enough for Copenhagen Flames to secure the 16-9 win, which will send them through to the next round, while woxic and company must head home empty-handed.  

Copenhagen Flames – Eternal Fire 2-1 | Pinnacle Winter Series 1

16-6 (Vertigo) | {cflag:DK} jabbi – 1.67 Rating / 22-12 K-D / 110.5 ADR

5-16 (Nuke) | {cflag:TR} XANTARES – 1.86 Rating / 27-13 K-D / 107.8 ADR

16-9 (Inferno) | {cflag:DK} jabbi – 1.68 Rating / 27-16 K-D / 127.2 ADR

Eternal Fire

After the conclusion of Funspark ULTI Finals 2021, which ended up being won by Gambit, it's time to look forward to the star-studded BLAST Premier Spring Groups on Friday. In the meantime, you can watch some thrilling tier-2 CS:GO from tournaments like Malta Vibes Knockout Series 5, ESL Challenger League Season 40 Europe, and Pinnacle Winter Series 1. 

You can find today's schedule down below.

The first rounds of the showmatch were almost a battle about who was best with the revolver. The players tried to get the crowd into the Final mood, as they were standing up and cheered after making plays. Copenhagen Flames gave GeT_

RiGhT and company a big lead 7-1, as they were trying to knife the Swedish legends. Team GeT

RiGhT managed to take the advantage into halftime, 11-4. It was a much similar second half, where both teams tried to get kills with either zeus or knife. The Legends won the showmatch, with GeT_RiGhT as their team leader. Both teams seemed to enjoy the match and had very fun playing it on the big stage at Avicii Arena.

Roej ended on the top of the scoreboard with 31 frags, but right behind the Danish entry fragger were GeT_RiGhT with 22 kills. The audience showed a good mood for the showmatch with a lot of people in the arena. The expectations for the atmosphere in the Final are huge. Hopefully, the showmatch gave the fans a taste of what lies ahead.

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