In a Tweet-Longer post, Peter "stanislaw" Jarguz shared some of his thoughts on the NA scene and the new generation coming through.

The former EG in-game leader points out ego, professionalism, and trust as some of the key aspects of the game, that the new talents of CS:GO need to work on.

- This new generation of players is filled with individuals that don’t understand what it takes to be a part of a winning team. "Talent wins games but teamwork and intelligence win championships.” I’ll do whatever it takes to win games, whether it’s sitting on a bench waving a towel, handing a cup of water to a teammate, or hitting the game-winning shot, Jarguz explained. 

Peter "stanislaw" Jarguz recently departed EG Black and is currently looking for a new team. The Canadian also expressed his desire to try and elevate the NA scene

- I want nothing more than for NA CS to get back to where it once was. I’m glad that Liquid is doing NA proud and always being competitive on the international stage, but surely we can produce more than one competitive team from an entire continent. Since Covid, NA CS has had a steady decline and I’d say that it’s at its lowest point since I started to compete back in 2015.

You can read the full post [link:{"url":"https://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1ss9m0f","isNewTab":true,"text":"here"}].

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Evil Geniuses

If you ask any pro player who the best CS:GO IGL of all time is, one name always rises to the top.  Astralis mastermind, Lukas “gla1ve” Rossander was instrumental to the Counter-Strike giants’ success as device, dupreeh, Magisk, and Xyp9x won Major after Major, as he and coach Danny “zonic” Sørensen revolutionized the way Counter-Strike is played.

Dexerto asked pro players like karrigan, stanislaw, tabseN, and gla1ve’s teammate Xyp9x why the Danish captain is the best in-game leader around.

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tabseN

Xyp9x

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Astralis

Things have looked dire for Evil Geniuses in 2021. In late 2019 they managed to rank as the world's best team, according to the official HLTV rankings, for a duration of over three weeks. 2020 saw the North American roster continue their strong form, however, as of late things have been rough. After their recent performance at the PGL Major 2021 in Stockholm, having been knocked out of the event with a 0-3 record, the organization decided to make some big changes to the active roster. 

Just announced on their Twitter page, Evil Geniuses part ways with three of its active players in IGL Peter "stanislaw" Jarguz, youngster Owen "oBo" Schlatter, and rifler Michał "MICHU" Müller. The three most recent additions to the team in the above-mentioned players will no longer be performing under the Evil Geniuses banner. 

As to which players will be brought in to fill the void in the current Evil Geniuses roster is still unsure. Furthermore questions regarding the three now free agents have already been raised by the CS:GO community, especially in regards to the 27-year-old IGL "stanislaw". The Canadian IGL, however, has already announced on his Twitter that he will not be hanging up his mouse just yet, as he is ready for future challenges to come: 

In regards to the roster of Evil Geniuses more will likely follow within the next short period of time seeing as their roster currently only consists of two players. As it currently stands, with the departure of "oBo", "stanislaw", and "MICHU" the Evil Geniuses roster looks as follows: 

MICHU

FaZe became the first team to win a match at the Legends Stage. Finn 'karrigan' Andersen's troops had absolutely no problem dismantling Evil Geniuses.

In the center of attention was the longest-standing member of FaZe, Håvard 'rain' Nygaard who almost singlehandedly took down EG on Dust2. The FaZe rifler went 33-14 in K-D displaying an impressive 157.7 ADR along the way. In the first half FaZe took a 10-5 lead before winning the second half 6-1 to seal the deal. For EG Vincent 'Brehze' Cayonte started the match with some nasty deagle shots, but the American's effort was not followed up by any teammates in the match, where in-game leader Peter 'stanislaw' Jarguz had a terrible individual showing going 4-19.

EG continued their European drought with 10 losses in a row on European soil, while FaZe looks to be a solid contender for a playoff spot. Both teams will play another match later today.

FaZe – EG 1-0 | PGL Major Stockholm Legends Stage

16-6 (Dust2) | {cflag:NO} rain – 2.22 Rating / 33-14 K-D / 157.7 ADR

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FaZe

It is exactly one year ago that the North American Organization from Evil Geniuses was placed first on HLTV’s world ranking. EG had finished the summer of 2020 with a hat-trick of victories in BLAST Premier Spring 2020 Americas Finals, cs_summit 6 NA, and ESL One Cologne 2020 NA.

The strong summer was replaced by a year of disaster as EG did not manage to reach one single Grand Final. Even a spot in the playoffs was a rare sight in the rest of 2020 and all of 2021, where several roster changes began to shake the foundation of the team to a point, where the CEO of Evil Geniuses had to come forward to state that “EG would not be leaving CS:GO” as many other NA teams had done. The downfall of EG has placed them at 40th place in the world ranking at the latest update.

For Tsvetelin "CeRq" Dimitrov the last year has also been rough. The AWP’er has struggled to produce the same numbers as previous years, which has taken its toll on the Bulgarian.

- It is horrible. Since I have never been in such a spot it is very hard. But I am getting through it, he tells Pley.gg.

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The 21-year-old could easily have passed his mediocre results on the fact, that the team around him has been dysfunctional. But for "CeRq" it is the other way around.

- If I am not performing it has nothing to do with the team and the structure. It is on me. I think it is completely my fault, and I am just trying to fix it, he states.

Together with his coach, Damian "daps" Steele he is trying to hit the reset button to find his way back.

- We went away from my style a little bit and I went into being a supportive AWP’er, and that is not where my strength is. So we are trying to figure out how to revert it back and have more structure around me at the start of the rounds. We are trying to make it so I am a little more aggressive now, he tells in a call from Mexico, where EG is currently bootcamping.

With daps and SPELLAN as stand-ins, EG made another quick exit from BLAST Premier Fall Groups, where CeRq and the rest of the roster had to leave another tournament without a single win. This time the roster changes were a result of a much-needed break for Vincent "Brehze" Cayonte and Peter "stanislaw" Jar, who had to take some time off to be able to recharge the batteries.

- It is hard for people to keep their motivation up. It was very demotivating to once again play a tournament without the full roster, but it was for personal reasons which we all understand. We gave them the time they needed, and now we are back. It is like one month delay to what we wanted, but it is how it is, the 21-year-old Bulgarian says.

When asked about the general mood in the EG camp, the answer is perhaps a bit unexpected.

- When we were at BLAST Premier Fall Groups it was a fun event for us. Damian "daps" Steele told us, that there was zero pressure because we were playing with two stand-ins. We did not get mad at each other and used it as a practice for the core of the team. Now we are all together again and I can honestly say, that the mood is not as bad as people think it would be. We just got back together and everyone is excited to play again. We want to get back to where we were at. I think the mood is better than ever. I just hope it stays this way.

Tsvetelin "CeRq" Dimitrov and the rest of the EG roster is scheduled to take part in the North American RMR event next week, while they will have to fight their way to a top-two spot at the BLAST Premier Fall Showdown event to qualify for the BLAST Premier Fall Finals in Copenhagen in November. 

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The North Americans from Evil Geniuses will have to do without their IGL Peter “stanislaw” Jarguz and the profiled rifler Vincent “Brehze” Cayonte at the upcoming BLAST Premier Fall Groups, the team announced on Twitter. The two players have both “requested time away to focus on their respective mental health”.

The two replacements will be EG’s head coach Damian “daps” Steele and the Bulgarian Teodor “SPELLAN” Nikolov. This will be the second time in a row with daps as a stand-in, as the former IGL also played instead of Stanislaw at ESL Pro League Season 14.  

Evil Geniuses hope to present their original lineup once again at IEM Fall, which is right after BLAST Premier Fall Groups. IEM Fall is the last RMR event before the Major in late October. 

- We feel that allowing our lineup the time needed to come mentally and physically prepared for IEM Fall, not only best supports our players, but also puts our team in the best position to qualify and succeed at the much-awaited Major, EG said in a statement.

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EG arrive at the prominent event with a heavily decimated squad

daps and the rest of Evil Geniuses will kick off their BLAST Premier Fall campaign tomorrow at 16.30 (CET), where they will take on Astralis in the opening round. The two other teams in Group A are Liquid and Vitality.

Evil Geniuses’ roster for BLAST Premier Fall Groups:

{cflag:BG} Teodor “SPELLAN” Nikolov (Stand-in)

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Team Liquid

Team Vitality

With all the surprise storylines of the tournament so far, we are eager to see, if we will see another huge upset at the tournament, where number 3, 5, and 6 in the world (G2, Virtus.pro, and Astralis) have already been knocked out. 

Together with Gambit, s1mple and his teammates have been the most consistent team in 2021. The inclusion of [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/b1tgod","isNewTab":true,"text":"Valerii 'b1t' Vakhovskyi"}] as a permanent fifth man has been a solid move from the CIS Organization. The young Ukrainian has produced some solid numbers, that helped his team to a great victory at IEM Cologne. The team starts their run at ESL Pro League with a match against Fnatic, where they are huge favorites to take home the three points. We also have them as clear favorites to win the group.

Judged by their individual skills, FaZe ranks as one of the best teams in the world. Their excellent showing at IEM Cologne gave some much-needed hope for the team. The question is, how will FaZe perform back online? The team has had horrible performances online in 2021, so what FaZe team will we get to see at Pro League? We think they will carry on the good form from IEM Cologne and show some of the moves, that made them beat Gambit in their last tournament. 

There is a potential big match coming up in the last round of Group C. mousesports and BIG collides in a battle, that very well could determine who books the last spot in the playoffs. Since the roster move that saw in-game leader [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/karrigan","isNewTab":true,"text":"Finn 'karrigan' Andersen"}] switch to FaZe bringing in Australia's finest [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/dexter","isNewTab":true,"text":"Christopher 'dexter' Nong"}] as his replacement, the trend has been positive for mouz, who has improved throughout 2021 with one exemption. At IEM Cologne the team lost both their opening matches and caused the team to crash out of the main tournament in the last position. We do think, that the team is strong enough to make it out of this group in third.

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You should never write off the Germans! In reality, BIG could end up anywhere from 1st to 4th in this group, but given the circumstances of them making a late roster move, we have placed them in the bottom of their range. [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/xantares","isNewTab":true,"text":"İsmailсan 'XANTARES' Dörtkardeş"}] and his impressive firepower are gone and replaced by the 26-year-old Dane, [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/gade","isNewTab":true,"text":"Nicklas 'gade' Gade"}], who has some big shoes to fill. The former North player joined the team in the beginning of the month, and it will be interesting to see, how the roster change will affect the team.

A new chapter in the book of Fnatic was written with the signing of the two Englishmen [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/alex-1","isNewTab":true,"text":"Alex 'ALEX' McMeekin"}], and [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/mezii","isNewTab":true,"text":"William 'mezii' Merriman"}]. For the first time in history, the team will not be entirely Swedish. The move that sent [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/golden","isNewTab":true,"text":"Maikil 'Golden' Kunda Selim"}], and [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/jw","isNewTab":true,"text":"Jesper 'JW' Wecksell"}] on the bench is being tested for the first time at ESL Pro League. The team has dropped down to number 65 in the world, their lowest position on the world rankings since August 2016. We have not seen a competitive match from Fnatic in two months, so it is hard to predict, where they will land in this group. One thing is for sure though, they will be pressure tested right away with their opening match against tournament favorites, Natus Vincere.

We predict them to finish last in the group. A dangerous team, however, that can easily win maps from their opponents, if you underestimate them. Polish AWP'er Michał 'MICHU' Müller has been a good addition to the squad, but the team will be severely handicapped by the loss of their in-game leader [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/stanislaw","isNewTab":true,"text":"Peter 'stanislaw' Jarguz"}], who is on medical leave.

Evil Geniuses will be playing with their coach Damian "daps" Steele as a stand-in. A fact that has lowered all expectations for the team in Group B.

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Golden

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Evil Geniuses will have to do without their trusted captain Peter “stanislaw” Jarguz for some time, as the 27-year-old veteran has decided to take a medical leave for competitive play. That means stanislaw will miss out on the upcoming ESL Pro League Season 14. 

- After discussions with my teammates and organization, I have decided to remove myself from the starting lineup for the upcoming ESL Pro League Season 14.

Following our team's long stint in Europe, along with mandatory quarantine requirements due to international travel, I’ve unfortunately not felt the positive impact of the player break as expected. Speaking honestly, I am not mentally ready for more international travel and competition,

According to HLTV.org, is Evil Geniuses replacing stanislaw with their current coach, Damian “Daps” Steele. The head coach is no stranger to the playing aspect of the game, with Daps having represented big teams like Cloud9, Gen.G, and OpTic Gaming as a player and in-game leader. The North Americans will present the following lineup for ESL Pro League Season 14.

{cflag:PL} Michał "⁠MICHU⁠" Müller 

{cflag:US} Vincent "⁠Brehze⁠" Cayonte 

{cflag:BG} Tsvetelin "⁠CeRq⁠" Dimitrov  

{cflag:CA} Damian "⁠daps⁠" Steele (stand-in)

ESL Pro League Season 14 starts on the 16th of August, however, Evil Geniuses' campaign begins not until the 27th. Their opening match will be against the strong Germans from BIG.

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Evil Geniuses became the third team to book their Semi-Final ticket at Snow Sweet Snow 3, after a dramatic 2-1 win against Team Dignitas.

It started well for the NA team. On Inferno the new player on the roster, Owen "oBo" Schlatter once again showed his big potential with a stellar performance on the map. Together with Vincent “Brehze” Cayonte the two of them managed to keep the Swedes quiet in the second half and to take the map win.

On Nuke it looked like another EG win, but in the second half Team Dignitas went havoc! Håkon 'hallzerk' Fjærli was unstoppable with his AWP, and suddenly a 9-6 lead in favor of Evil Geniuses was changed to a 16-9 win for Dignitas.

The Swedes continued their momentum on Train. "hallzerk" and "Lekr0" was a deadly duo for Dignitas, who could be seen with big smiles during the start of the second half, where Dignitas was again putting in a masterful performance on their CT-side.

At 13-6 it looked like a certain Team Dignitas win, but then EG came alive. Inspired by a wonderful 1vs3 clutch from the in-game leader "stanislaw", Evil Geniuses managed to equalize the score at 13-13, which later was converted to 15-15 and overtime. And another overtime! The drama was real, but in the second overtime, EG finally managed to get into a favorable position with two match points which gave them the win at 22-19.

EG will now face ex-Winstrike tomorrow in the Semi-Finals at Snow Sweet Snow 3.

Evil Geniuses - Team Dignitas 2-1 |Snow Sweet Snow 3

16-10 (Inferno)|Brehze - 1.50 rating / 24-13 K-D / 96.5 ADR

9-16 (Nuke) |oBo - 1.50 rating / 24-15 K-D / 109.1 ADR

22-19 (Train) |Brehze - 1.34 rating / 36-29 K-D / 95.0 ADR

MVP: Vincent “Brehze” Cayonte - 1.31 rating / 81-58 K-D / 91.4 ADR

hallzerk

Team Dignitas

BLAST Premier has tested out Astralis’ gla1ve and EG’s stanislaw to find out if they can guess which map the different parts are from. 

How much attention to detail do the two pay when they play CS:GO? BLAST Premier zoomed in on different parts of the competitive maps to see which ones they’d be able to recognize. 

It feels like forever ago, but do you remember which Major winner retired from CS:GO in February 2020? Or what was the last LAN event before Covid-19?

Get the answers and see how many you can answer correctly here.

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nexa

shox

A video created by BLAST sees five different professional Counter-Strike players, including the likes of "gla1ve" and "shox", compete against each other in order to find the most knowledgeable pro amongst them. From questions about the winner of BLAST Premier Global Finals in December to questions about who left Faze to join the G2, the professional players get tested in different topics of events that happened in 2020. 

Are you up for the task? Test yourself and see if you can beat any of the pro players - watch the full video and quiz 

The American team Evil Geniuses is the lowest-ranked team going into BLAST Premier Global Final, and with their #18 place, they are the only attending team outside Top 15. Nevertheless, it won’t stop EG’s in-game leader Peter “Stanislaw” Jarguz to explicitly express his confidence and their strong chances at the important event.

“You guys are going to laugh; but our expectation is to win, we know we’re capable of winning. We came here two weeks early to make sure that we were prepared and to practice. Our goal is to win”

In a post-match interview with the BLAST desk, stanislaw touches on their bootcamp in Europe, and how they still consider themselves as title contenders, even though they haven’t played competitive CS for months.

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stanislaw and his troops took down FURIA yesterday in confident fashion, coming back from a crushing defeat to Astralis in the opening round.

Evil Geniuses | BLAST Premier Global Final

Evil Geniuses – Astralis | 1-2 | 16-14 (Inferno) / 8-16 (Overpass) / 6-16 (Vertigo)

Evil Geniuses – FURIA | 2-1 | 9-16 (Inferno) / 16-14 (Mirage) / 16-6 (Nuke)

Evil Geniuses – Vitality/Liquid loser |Friday 16:30 (CET)

Astralis vs. Evil Geniuses will kick off at 16:30 (CET). This will be a battle of two incredible CS:GO teams but also two of the best minds and IGL’s in the game.

But which one of them will lead their team to victory in today's matchup? 

Peter “stanislaw” Jarguz exploded onto NA’s CS:GO scene after his conquest squad were picked up by OpTic Gaming. His successes with the Greenwall were short-lived, after being pushed aside once the going got tough.

After being cast to the wayside, the Canadian commander fought for his place back among Counter-Strike’s elite, where he led his band of young troops to become the world-beating side they are today. This is the story of how stanislaw became NA’s greatest leader.

Four Major for an in-game leader in Counter-Strike means more than usual. It means not only playing at the top level, but staying on top of the ever-evolving strategic trends. It means consistency. For Lucas “gla1ve” Rossander of Astralis, it means being recognized as one of the best, if not the best, in-game leaders of all time. 

This is the story of Astralis’ captain.

Evil Geniuses has ever since its entry back in CS:GO been a huge factor on the competitive scene by taking home big titles, stacking up prize money and climbing the world rankings, to eventually sit at the very top.

The American top team didn’t manage to conclude 2020 in the best possible way, with the team being ranked as the #18 best team in the world, even though having peaked at #1 in September. It was their lowest ranking since the roster joined EG back in September 2019.

Peter “stanislaw” Jarguz has given an interview with HLTV.org, where the EG in-game leader talks about their preparation for the upcoming BLAST Premier Global Final. The Canadian international explains how they will benefit from opponents underestimating the EG squad, because they haven’t played since November.

“People are going to see us as the underdogs, we haven't played a tournament in a while since we didn't compete at the end of last year, so that's how we'll be viewed and we'll use that to our advantage. We're going to practice as hard as we can and just make sure we're prepared.”

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EG's talented AWPer Tsvetelin "CeRq" Dimitrov will have to bring his A-game against Astralis today

stanislaw continues by touching on their opening match against Astralis, with the 26-year old IGL stating that he and Wilton “zews” Prado will prepare themselves like they always do, when they meet the Danish superstars.

“In terms of preparation, it'll be the same as zews and I usually do. We'll do our homework for Astralis to understand how they play so we can play to their weaknesses and use our own strengths. As far as we are concerned, we've used these two weeks to make sure that our fundamentals are sound, that we have a strong map pool, all of those things that you would expect from a team that has had this much time to prepare. So yeah, just do our homework and hope it goes well.”

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stanislaw and company commence their BLAST Premier Global Final today at 16:30 (CET), when play against Astralis for an upper bracket place. 

The beautiful game of Counter-Strikes can be played in two different ways, either casually or professionally. Betway has invited the In-game Leader of Evil Geniuses to participate in their series called "Pro or Low" to see if he is able to differentiate between a novice casual Counter-Strike player and a professional top-tier player. 

Watch the video and see how he manages, as well as to hear some of the insight, to what characterizes a pro-player in his eyes, that he gives in the video and interview with Betway: 

In this series, we take a look at the teams that finished 2020 in the Top 20 rankings. Today we take a look at number 16.

Evil Geniuses came into the year as one of the best teams and most winning teams, taking home big tournaments in late 2019. However, 2020 have been a strange year for Evil Geniuses. The American top team have once again topped the rankings and won huge tournaments but they have also felt the effects of a hectic and problematic “Online Era”.  

Evil Geniuses got their biggest win of 2020 when they dismantled the Brazilian legends from MIBR in the Grand Final at BLAST Premier Spring Americas. The Americans had lost to FalleN and the rest of MIBR in previous rounds, so it was a clearly motivated EG side that took down the Brazilians 2-0, by a monster performance by their Bulgarian AWPer Tsvetelin “CeRq” Dimitriov. The title brought them a stellar $160.000 prize earning. 

EG closed out the year in a true disastrous fashion, even after winning three tournaments in a row from June to August, clocking in over $200.000 worth of prize money. stanislaw and company didn’t manage to attain one single grand final for the remaining four events, despite all the events being against a decimated NA scene. Their 2020 season culminated in the decision to quit IEM Global Challenge, meaning that the 3-4th place at IEM Beijing concludes the last chapter of EG’s season.

The future of EG looks very bright because of their promising and powerful and their three lethal weapons in Ethan, CeRq and Brehze, mixed with the experience from Tarik and Stanislaw. 

They have already shown that they can compete at the very top of the game, and by already being qualified for BLAST Premier Global Finals and IEM Katowice in 2021, the American team can quickly climb the rankings once again. 

20: GODSENT [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/spotlight-top-20-godsent/"}]

19: Spirit [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/spotlight-top-20-spirit/"}]

18: CHAOS [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/spotlight-top-20-chaos/"}]

17: Ninjas in Pyjamas [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/spotlight-top-20-ninjas-pyjamas/"}]

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tarik

Simon “twist” Eliasson demonstrated the sneaky-peeky phrase very well with a cool play against Evil Geniuses in the second map of the group A lower bracket round 1.

The Swedish NiP player managed to go all the way to the T-area without getting seen by EG. Watch what he does when he spots Stanislaw from the enemy team:

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