For your service, we've put together a list of the best players at the tournament.

1. {cflag:RU} Ilya "m0NESY" Osipov (G2) - 1.37 (14 maps)

2. {cflag:RU} Danil “donk” Kryshkovets (Spirit) – 1.35 (8 maps)

3. {cflag:SE} Ludvig “Brollan” Brolin (MOUZ) – 1.30 (6 maps)

4. {cflag:HU} Ádám “torzsi” Torzsás (MOUZ) – 1.27 (6 maps)

5. {cflag:RU} Sergey “Ax1Le” Rykhtorov (Cloud9) – 1.27 (8 maps)

6. {cflag:TR} İsmailсan "XANTARES" Dörtkardeş (Eternal Fire) - 1.25 rating (8 maps)

7. {cflag:LT} Justinas "jL" Lekavicius (NAVI) - 1.22 (18 maps)

8. {cflag:LV} Helvijs "broky" Saukants (FaZe) - 1.21 (17 maps)

9. {cflag:FI} Jimi “Jimpphat” Salo (MOUZ) – 1.21 (6 maps)

10. {cflag:RU} Dmitry “sh1ro” Sokolov (Spirit) – 1.19 (8 maps)

{cflag:IL} Lotan “Spinx” Giladi (Vitality) – 1.16 (11 maps)

{cflag:RU} Dzhami “Jame” Ali (Virtus.pro) – 1.16 (9 maps)

{cflag:BR} Rodrigo “biguzera” Bittencourt (paiN) – 1.15 (9 maps)

{cflag:FR} Mathieu ”ZywOo” Herbaut (Vitality) – 1.14 (11 maps)

{cflag:DK} Nico "nicoodoz" Tamjidi (Heroic) - 1.08 (5 maps) - Highest-ranked Dane

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After a long and grueling match, Spirit came out on top in their encounter with NAVI in the 2W-0L bracket.

The match started on Nuke with an overtime win for NAVI. Justinas "jL" Lekavicius went completely bonkers with a 40-19 K-D score.

The problem for NAVI was, that the Lithuanian was the only player from NAVI, that really popped off. Ihor "w0nderful" Zhdanov also had his moments, but against both Dmitriy "sh1ro" Sokolov and Danil "donk" Kryshkovets in a great form, NAVI had to see their new CIS rivals run away with the victory after a 13-9, and 13-7 score on Ancient and Mirage in favor of Spirit.

Spirit join MOUZ in the 3-0 bracket, and can now look forward to the Quarter-Finals at the Royal Arena in Copenhagen next week.

NAVI now has a 2W-1L record, and will face Cloud9 tomorrow for a spot in the Playoffs.

Natus Vincere

Round 1 of the Elimination Stage at the PGL Major Copenhagen ended with victories for G2 and Team Spirit.

Nikola “NiKo” Kovač and the rest of the G2 gang didn’t take long to smash FURIA on Inferno. Fans of the team will be happy to see Nemanja "huNter-" Kovač back in excellent shape after a couple of lackluster months. The Bosnian kept up with the two stars of G2, Ilya "m0NESY" Osipov, and Nikola “NiKo” Kovač at the top of the scoreboard. G2 won 13-3 on Inferno.

Team Spirit and Cloud9 played the last match of the round on Ancient. Here Dmitriy "sh1ro" Sokolov faced his old teammates, who had gone flawlessly through the Opening Stage of the Major in Copenhagen. But against Spirit, Cloud9 could not continue their excellent showing from the first stage. The firepower from Spirit was simply on another level with Danil "donk" Kryshkovets, and Myroslav 'zont1x' Plakhotia showing very promising signs in their Major debut. Spirit won 13-7 and move on into the 1-0 bracket.

You can see all results and the upcoming matches in round 2 in the article below.

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2023 was the year where CS:GO was replaced by CS2 during the year, that otherwise were dominated by teams such as Team Vitality, FaZe, and G2.

Player-wise the story of the year was the decline of Oleksandr "s1mple" Kostyljev, who ended the year by taking a pause from the game after the release of CS2. Despite a drop in performance from the Ukrainian, s1mple is still ranked in the top 10 players of the year. A testament to the insane levels that the NAVI players have shown in the past years.

Another revelation of 2023 was the emergence of the 16-year-old Danil "donk" Kryshkovets. In the summer of 2023, donk was promoted to the first team of Team Spirit, and has since been dominating CS2. 2024 looks promising for the Russian roster, who got Dmitriy "sh1ro" Sokolov onboard at the end of the year. With two players in the top 3 of the best-performing players of 2023, Team Spirit will have high hopes for the new year.

Highest-rated players of 2023 (Ranking Filter: Top 30 teams - min. 50 maps played):

1. {cflag:FR} Mathieu "ZywOo" Herbaut (Team Vitality) - 1.30 rating (133 maps) +829 K-D difference

2. {cflag:RU} Danil "donk" Kryshkovets (Team Spirit) - 1.29 rating (82 maps) +372 K-D difference

3. {cflag:RU} Dmitriy "sh1ro" Sokolov (Cloud9/Team Spirit) - 1.22 rating (135 maps) +777 K-D difference

4. {cflag:DK} Nicolai "dev1ce" Reedtz (Astralis) - 1.21 rating (130 maps) +582 K-D difference

5. {cflag:TR} İsmailсan "XANTARES" Dörtkardeş (Eternal Fire) - 1.20 rating (109 maps) +238 K-D difference

6. {cflag:DK} Benjamin "blameF" Bremer (Astralis) - 1.19 rating (130 maps) +480 K-D difference

7. {cflag:SK} David "frozen" Čerňanský (MOUZ/FaZe) - 1.19 rating (127 maps) +464 K-D difference

8. {cflag:BA} Nikola "NiKo" Kovač (G2) - 1.18 rating (129 maps) +359 K-D difference

9. {cflag:RU} Ilya "m0NESY" Osipov (G2) - 1.18 rating (129 maps) +498 K-D difference

10. {cflag:UA} Oleksandr "s1mple" Kostyljev (NAVI) - 1.17 rating (105 maps) +401 K-D difference

Also rated 1.17 in 2023: KSCERATO, Spinx, Jame, deko

Team Vitality was the highest-rated team during 2023 with a 1.11 rating, with Virtus.pro, Natus Vincere, FaZe, Heroic, Monte, and Astralis being the closest competitors rating-wise.

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Team Spirit has catapulted themselves into the mix of contenders for the PGL Major Copenhagen title with their latest roster move bringing one of the world's best AWP players into the team.

Dmitriy "sh1ro" Sokolov’s transfer from Cloud9 to Team Spirit has been rumored to cost the organization more than $1,000,000. The Russian sniper stepped down from Cloud9 earlier this year without giving any explanation but now finds himself on one of the most promising teams for the future with the 16-year-old Danil "donk" Kryshkovets as the bright shining star of the team.

On Spirit, sh1ro replaces Artem "ArtFr0st" Kharitonov. The 22-year-old AWP’er has been in good form lately, and will probably not have difficulties finding a new team.

Team Spirit recently won the BetBoom Dacha 2023 tournament, and has been on an upwards trajectory since the three academy players, Myroslav "zont1x" Plakhotja, Artem "ArtFr0st" Kharitonov, and Danil "donk" Kryshkovets joined the team in July.

Dmitry "⁠sh1ro⁠" Sokolov has been among the best players in the past couple of years. The Russian AWP’er emerged alongside his Gambit teammates to be a part of the absolute top of CS:GO in 2021, and has since then been considered one of the best snipers in the game.

But in a shocking move, sh1ro decided to step down from the new superteam of Cloud9 in October. The mix of the best of the old Gambit roster and the two Russians on NAVI was hailed as one of the most interesting and promising teams in competitive Counter-Strike, but something did not work out for Dmitry "⁠sh1ro⁠" Sokolov, who is yet to reveal the exact reason why he left the team.

Meanwhile, another Russian team has emerged in the shadows of Tier-1 Counter-Strike. Since the summer a new lineup for Spirit has climbed the rankings, where they were placed 40th in July to now being considered the 12th best team in the world. The 16-year-old wonderkid Danil "donk" Kryshkovets has been the big revelation during the fall with insane ratings since the shift to CS2. The supertalent won his first MVP award at BetBoom Dacha 2023, where Spirit won the event ahead of teams such as Virtus.pro, Cloud9, FURIA, and Astralis.

According to [link:{"url":"https://www.hltv.org/news/37769/sources-sh1ro-set-on-spirit-move","isNewTab":true,"text":"HLTV"}], Spirit could be looking to further improve its lineup with the addition of Dmitry "⁠sh1ro⁠" Sokolov. The move should already have been finalized before the tournament victory at BetBoom Dacha. At Spirit, “sh1ro” will replace Artem "ArtFr0st" Kharitonov, who is the current AWP’er.

A dramatic day in top-tier Counter-Strike continues with the announcement of Dmitriy "sh1ro" Sokolov's departure from Cloud9.

- sh1ro has made the decision to step down from the Cloud9 CS2 starting lineup. As much as we would like to have him be part of our team, we want to respect his choice. As a result, we have mutually agreed to make sh1ro available for transfer, Cloud9 writes on Twitter.

On Telegram Dmitriy "sh1ro" Sokolov has made a brief statement about his departure.

- I decided to leave this team, and it was one of the most difficult decisions in my career. For now I don't want to go into details: what, how, and why.

The No. 3 ranked player of 2022 is leaving behind Sergey “Ax1Le” Rykhtorov on the team. The two players have been teammates since the Gambit Youngsters days in 2019 when Abay "HObbit" Khasseno also joined later on. After being promoted to the main team the trio won several top-tier tournaments before being bought by Cloud9. A move that was highly anticipated after the two NAVI players Denis "electronic" Sharipov and Ilya "Perfecto" Zalutsky joined the team this summer. The results however have been lackluster with several early exits.

The sudden roster mania we are experiencing right now comes shortly before the deadline for submitting rosters for the BLAST Fall Finals in Copenhagen in November. The deadline is the 31st of October.

First of. Most players could only dream of having a year like Oleksandr "s1mple" Kostyliev’s 2023. With a 1.19 rating, NAVI’s superstar is ranked 5th among all players in the elite level of Counter-Strike (vs top 30 teams) after the first half of the season is done and dusted. A season that ended without NAVI making it to one of the Grand Finals, which given the track record for NAVI and s1mple is almost unheard of.

The internal struggles on NAVI combined with the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war have been a dangerous cocktail for the 2021 world beaters.

With inhuman ratings during the last couple of years, 2023 has been somewhat of a downfall for the s1mple. Let’s take a look at the numbers:

Oleksandr "s1mple" Kostyliev’s HLTV rating (vs top 30 teams) since 2016:

2016: 1.17 rating (Average of teammates: 1.01)

2017: 1.23 rating (Average of teammates: 1.00)

2018: 1.34 rating (Average of teammates: 1.04)

2019: 1.28 rating (Average of teammates: 1.03)

2020: 1.28 rating (Average of teammates: 1.02)

2021: 1.35 rating (Average of teammates: 1.06)

2022: 1.26 rating (Average of teammates: 1.03)

2023: 1.19 rating (Average of teammates: 1.03)

The second part of 2023 is waiting after the summer break, but the question remains what kind of NAVI we will get to see? Rumors have speculated in a new rebuild of the roster with an international focus leaving out Denis "electroNic" Sharipov, Ilya "Perfecto" Zalutskiy, and Andrii “npl” Kukharskyi. With this tweet, s1mple fueled the rumors even more about an upcoming change.

Who has been the best AWPer so far during the 2023 season? (Updated 5/6)

Let’s take a look at the numbers and statistics of all the players carrying around the “big green” at the very top of the game. Down below you’ll find a list of the most important AWP stats.

We at Pley.gg have made out own leaderboard giving the players points for their placements, in the end, you'll find the overall score to see who ends on top. The leaderboard works as follows: 1st place = 5 points / 2nd = 4 points / 3rd = 3 points / 4th = 2 points / 5th = 1 point

Rating (Against top 30 teams - min. 25 maps)

{cflag:FR} 1. ZywOo (Vitality) | 1.36 (62 maps)

{cflag:RU} 2. sh1ro (Cloud9) | 1.25 (84 maps)

{cflag:DK} 3. device (Astralis) | 1.24 (67 maps)

{cflag:UA} 4. s1mple (NAVI) | 1.19 (62 maps)

{cflag:RU} 5. m0NESY (G2) | 1.18 (55 maps)

{cflag:ES} 2. Martinez (Movistar Riders) | 0.43

{cflag:ES} 1. Martinez (Movistar Riders) | 67.7%

{cflag:ES} 4. Martinez (Movistar Riders) | 9

{cflag:RO} 11. regali (Copenhagen Flames) | 2

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The winners of last year's IEM Dallas will be able to defend their title when the 2023 edition of the tournament is played in late May.

Cloud9 had to take the long way through the Consolidation final against OG to qualify. Earlier they took a surprising loss against Astralis in the upper final. 

Against OG it was once again Dmitriy "sh1ro" Sokolov, who drove the team to win OG's map pick of Mirage. The Russian AWP'er smashed OG with an insane K-D of 29-8 during the 30 rounds it took Cloud9 to win 16-14. On Overpass it was more of a team effort from the CIS team. A very solid CT side saw Cloud9 win comfortably 16-7.

14 out of 16 teams have now been found for the event. 00NATION, Fluxo, 9z, or INTZ will fight for one spot from the South American closed qualifier on the 12th and 13th of April, while the last spot at IEM Dallas will be handed out to the highest-ranked team on ESL's own ranking system. At the moment NAVI is the highest-ranked team that is not already invited or qualified for the event.

These teams are ready for IEM Dallas, which will be played from May 29th - June 4th:

2023 has started promising for Astralis. The former powerhouse of CS:GO managed to secure a spot at the BLAST Spring Finals early on, and today they followed up by booking a ticket to IEM Dallas as well.

The Danes won the upper final at the closed qualifier against Cloud9 and ended the CIS teams' seven-match streak.

Astralis had to fight off a phenomenal playing sh1ro, who kept Cloud9 in the match despite some lackluster performances from his teammates. The Russian AWP’er was 65-25 in K-D after the first two maps of Ancient and Mirage. Astralis won Ancient 19-16, while Cloud9 took Mirage comfortably 16-7.

Overpass was left as the decider. This time Astralis managed to keep sh1ro quiet, which left Cloud9 in shambles. A 10-5 lead at the break saw the Danes take a fine lead into their T-side. Here Astralis found themselves in several good afterplant situations, but multiple times Cloud9 found a way back into the match. 

Astralis had five matchpoints at 15-11 and closed off the match at 16-13 after winning a semi-eco round. device finished off the match with his 34th kill on Overpass. A monumental victory for the Danes, who at certain maps look like a dangerous team on the server.

Astralis - Cloud9 2-1 | IEM Dallas Closed Qualifier

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H0bbit and company from Cloud9 have secured a spot in the upcoming BLAST Premier Spring Showdown Europe following their victory at the RES Eastern European Masters Springs tournament. With a nail-biting 2-0 win against VOYVODA, Cloud9’s AWPer sh1ro showcased an exceptional performance, finishing the series on top of the scoreboard with a 48-22 K/D, 78.4 ADR, and a 1.49 Rating.

The BLAST Showdown event is set to kick off on March 29 and will run until April 2. The event will feature teams such as OG, Ninjas in Pyjamas, Rare Atom, fnatic, 9INE, BIG, and one final squad that will earn a ticket for the event through the Pelaajat Nordic Masters Spring.

Cloud9’s success in the RES Eastern European Masters Springs tournament can be attributed to their team’s overall performance, including the impressive level of Counter-Strike their AWPer sh1ro has showcased recently. With his exceptional stats (1.56 Rating over six maps in their qualifier run) and clutch performances, the Russian AWPer has been a key player for the team and will undoubtedly play a vital role in their upcoming matches.

As they prepare for the BLAST Premier Spring Showdown Europe, Cloud9 will be a team to watch out for.

Group B of ESL Pro League Season 17 is set and over. Five new players are joining the charts as the best performers so far during the event. Heroic came out on top in the group defeating MOUZ to secure a quarter-final spot. Despite Heroic winning all their matches in Group B, three Cloud9 players are to be found inside the top 3. 

You can see the top 10 list here of highest-rated players at ESL Pro League Season 17:

The tournament continues with Group C this Wednesday 08-03-2023.

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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The ESL Pro League Season 17 Group A is set and over. Cloud9, Outsiders, G2, and fnatic are the teams to qualify for the playoffs. Cloud9 ended the 13-match winning streak from G2 in their most recent match at the event. Besides Cloud9 has Outsiders also been playing insanely well. Among the standout performances were three Russians: sh1iro, Ax1Le, and FL1T. The three players managed to top multiple leaderboards, showcasing their incredible skill and domination in the game. 

At Pley.gg we have made a leaderboard from the ESL Pro League Season 17 group A.

1.  {cflag:RU} sh1ro (Cloud9) – 1.49 Rating

2.  {cflag:RU} Ax1Le (Cloud9) – 1.35 Rating

3.  {cflag:KZ} HObbit (Cloud9) – 1.29 Rating

4.  {cflag:RU} m0NESY (G2) – 1.25 Rating

5.  {cflag:RU} FL1T (Ousiders) – 1.24 Rating

5.  {cflag:TR} XANTARES (Eternal Fire) +22

1.  {cflag:RU} sh1ro (Cloud9) – 1.45 Rating

2.  {cflag:RU} Ax1Le (Cloud9) – 1.39 Rating

3.  {cflag:RU} FL1T (Ousiders) – 1.38 Rating

4.  {cflag:RU} m0NESY (G2) – 1.29 Rating

5.   {cflag:TR} imoRR (Eternal Fire) – 1.18 Rating

2.  {cflag:RU} sh1ro (Ousiders) – 85.8

3.  {cflag:RU} FL1T (Outsiders) – 84.5

4.  {cflag:KZ} HObbit (Cloud9) – 84.4

5.  {cflag:TR} XANTARES (Eternal Fire) – 81.8

5.  {cflag:TR} XANTARES (Eternal Fire) 0.73

One of the biggest question marks before IEM Katowice was how Timur "buster" Tulepov would slot into the Cloud9 squad. The Kazak has replaced Timofey "interz" Yakushin on the CIS team for the 2023 season.

Initially, it looked comfortable for Cloud9. On ENCE’s own map pick of Anubis, it was sh1ro and Ax1Le completely running the show. A 12-3 lead at the break was converted to a 16-10 win.

Then it was time for Inferno. Here it was clear, that some of the positions at Cloud9 have changed. Abay 'HObbit' Khassenov was playing the role of a lurker on the team. On their T-site, it looked fine for the CIS team, but on their CT side, everything fell apart. Marco "Snappi" Pfeiffer called a great game and played a great map averaging 100 ADR per round. ENCE won 16-8.

Vertigo was left as the decider. Here the game turned into a true nailbiter. ENCE had a 12-8 lead during the second half, but then C9 got activated. Six consecutive rounds were won on the CT side to give themselves a 14-12 lead, which they managed to turn into a 16-13 win.

ENCE drops down to the lower bracket, where they will get another chance of qualifying Friday.

Cloud9 – ENCE 2-1 | IEM Katowice Play-in

MVP: {cflag:RU} Dmitry 'sh1ro' Sokolov - 1.20 rating / 61-41 K-D / 74.3 ADR

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The eight winners from Round 1 of the IEM Katowice Play-in face each other in the next round. The winners will advance, while the losers will get a second chance tomorrow to qualify.

16.00: Spirit - Ninjas in Pyjamas (Stream B)

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In a recent [link:{"url":"https://www.hltv.org/news/35379/top-20-players-of-2022-sh1ro-3","isNewTab":true,"text":"interview with HLTV "}]after sh1ro got announced as the #3 best player in the world, the 21-year-old Russian AWPer opened up about the impact that the ongoing war in Ukraine has had on him and his teammates.

The Russian AWPer explains their performance in the playoffs at IEM Katowice was affected by the conflict and they were unable to perform at their best.

sh1ro, who now plays under the Cloud9 banner, said, 

“No doubt it [the war breaking out in Ukraine] had a big impact on all of us. We were shocked and our level of play in the playoffs was a proof of that. We couldn’t think about the game at that moment.”

 – sh1ro revealed when talking about their performances at IEM Katowice.

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Last night in Stockholm this year's HLTV award show was held. Here the website awarded several awards for the year that has passed.

The most anticipated award was given to Oleksandr "s1mple" Kostyliev. The Ukrainian won the prestigious HLTV Player of the Year award. This was the third time that he was awarded the title winning it last year and in 2018.

ZywOo and sh1ro were named 2nd and 3rd best players of the year.

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Here is a list of all awards from last night's show:

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While it was pure domination from Oleksandr "s1mple" Kostyliev last year, this year has seen more players put up a fight for the top spots on the ranking list of every map. Dmitriy "sh1ro" Sokolov even managed to overtake s1mple in our list, where we have given each top 10 player from each map 10-1 points for their placement on the ranking.

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s1mple scored 60 out of 70 points last year, where NAVI banned Vertigo, which kept s1mple from dominating that map in particular. 

Down below you can see the final list of 2022, where sh1ro managed to squeeze himself in front of s1mple. ZywOo, blameF, and NiKo round off the top 5 list.

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Most versatile player of the year: (Inferno, Overpass, Ancient, Mirage, Vertigo, Dust2, and Nuke)

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