Dust2 is soon done and dusted in competitive CS:GO. Next week at BLAST Premier World Finals we will get to see Anubis in action for the first time in a tier-1 tournament. 

The legendary map is phased out after being in the map pool for 16 Majors. But looking at the number of matches played in the last four Majors tells a story about a map, that has fallen out of favor for a lot of teams.

The number of times Dust2 has been played at the last four Majors:

We have taken a look at all the top 20 teams to see, who has been picking and banning the map in 2022.

2. Outsiders (2nd most played) 64.0% win rate

3. FaZe (5th most played) - 56.5% win rate

5. Team Liquid (6th most played) - 57.1% win rate

8. Cloud9 - (4th most played) - 58.3% win rate

9. Vitality (3rd most played) - 70.4% win rate

10. Fnatic (7th most played) - 40% win rate

11. Spirit (4th most played) - 52.6% win rate

13. G2 (3rd most played) - 58.3% win rate

14. ENCE (6th most played) - 58.8 win rate

16. Bad News Eagles (5th most played) - 61.1% win rate

17. Astralis (6th most played) - 42.1% win rate

18. OG (5th most played) - 53.3% win rate

19. Sprout (5th most played) - 47.1% win rate

20. Imperial (4th most played) - 50% win rate

Looking at the list it is clear, that NAVI, Outsiders, Vitality, and BIG statistically will miss Dust2 the most, while Heroic, FURIA, and NIP can be happy with their permaban being removed from the game.

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Professional Counter-Strike is an industry where you often see players jump between multiple teams and organizations during their career - counting up to more than ten different teams in some cases.

But that's not the case for every CS:GO player. 

In this article, we highlight the most loyal players in the game. Players who have stayed with one organization despite big letdowns, disappointing results, and lucrative offers from other teams. Topping the list with quite a margin, we have Liquid's Jonathan "EliGE" Jablonowski who has represented the North American squad through thick and thin for over seven years. 

You can find the complete list down below. 

Top 10 players | Longest tenure with a single team

*The list only includes active players inside Top 30 (17/11)

1. {cflag:US} EliGE (Liquid) 22/3 2015 – 7 years, 7 months, 26 days

2. {cflag:DK} Xyp9x (Astralis) 18/1 2016 - 6 years, 9 months, 30 days

3. {cflag:NO} rain (FaZe) 20/1 2016 - 6 years, 9 months, 28 days

4. {cflag:UA} s1mple (NAVI) 4/8 2016 - 6 years, 3 months, 13 days

5. {cflag:SE} KRIMZ (fnatic) 24/10 2016 - 6 years, 0 months 24 days

5. {cflag:DK} gla1ve (Astralis) 24/10 2016 - 6 years, 0 months 24 days

7. {cflag:US} Brehze (NRG/Evil Geniuses) 19/12 2016 - 5 years, 10 months, 29 days

8. {cflag:DE} tabseN (BIG) 2/1 2017 - 5 years, 10 months, 15 days

9. {cflag:SE} REZ (Ninjas in Pyjamas) 12/6 2017 - 5 years, 5 months, 5 days

10. {cflag:ES} mopoz (Movistar Riders) 24/7 2017 - 5 years, 3 months, 24 days

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The Germans from BIG haven’t won a big LAN tournament throughout their entire span in CS:GO dating back to 2017. Instead, they have lifted several trophies online and have also topped the world ranking during the online era.

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These facts, mixed with the late substitution of academy player Elias “s1n” Stein replacing Josep “faveN” Baumann, were maybe the reason why people didn’t rate BIG that high at going into IEM Rio Major. Because according to BIG captain Johannes “tabseN” Wodarz, the team has been underestimated by the “entire world”.

- Not only the crowd is underestimating us, but the entire world is underestimating us, tabseN said on the desk at IEM Rio and continued: We have nothing to lose, we’re playing with a stand-in and we still manage to qualify for the Legends Stage again. Basically, we had no expectations coming to the Major.

- For me personally, I always have expectations to show a good version of BIG. But it was for sure an easier path I would say because people didn’t have us on their radar. 

You can watch the entire interview down below. 

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Berlin International Gaming, more commonly known as BIG, has booked a ticket for the next stage at IEM Rio Major following the footsteps of MOUZ and Bad News Eagles.

That became a reality moments ago when the German top team sealed the victory against the underdogs from 9z in the 2-1 progression match. A matchup that BIG ended up controlling for the majority of the time – especially on the first map on Nuke where Johannes “tabseN” Wodarz and company posted a crushing 16-4 win.

BIG managed to close out the series on their own map pick of Dust2, despite 9z stepping up massively compared to the massacre on the map before. Yet, it was not enough to evade the 2-0 loss for the South Americans, who still has a shot left to make it to the Legends Stage.

BIG – 9z 2-0 | IEM Rio Major Challengers Stage

16-4 (Nuke) | {cflag:DE} syrsoN – 1.82 Rating / 19-7 K-D / 95.5 ADR

19-15 (Dust2) | {cflag:DE} k1to – 1.39 Rating /28-24 K-D / 89.8 ADR

MVP: {cflag:DE} Florian “syrsoN” Rische – 1.55 Rating / 43-24 K-D / 87.4 ADR

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When playing professional CS:GO or just playing with your friends on Faceit or Match Making communication is everything. Communication is essential to form strategies and to give information to your teammates. To play CS:GO at the top level you need to become better at giving information to your teammates. It's something you should master if you want to play on the best teams. One of the best things to remember when talking about giving information is to "Keep it short and concise". This means that giving info isn't about how much you can talk, but instead, give precise information and keeping it short. 

In the video, you get to hear from some of the best IGLs to ever play the game in tabseN and karrigan from BIG and FaZe respectively. They will talk you through why information is so important for the IGL to make a certain call only based on the information your teammates have given you. You also get an insight into how it works to play in a top CSGO team. What it takes and how much focus you need to put into communicating.

Listen in on the video right here ft. Karrigan and tabseN:

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There’s loyalty, and then there’s Johannes “tabseN” Wodarz kind of loyalty.

Earlier this year, the experienced German put pen to paper on a contract holding him at BIG until 2027. tabseN, BIG founder and shareholder, has also expressed his dedication to the project in an [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/tabsen-talks-about-big-going-international-might-necessary","isNewTab":true,"text":"interview"}] with us earlier this year.

However, one individual who doesn’t necessarily buy into tabseN’s assessment of staying at BIG is CS:GO analyst and expert Jacob “Pimp” Winneche.

- Tired of repeating myself here, but tabseN is forcing me to do it, Pimp stated on Twitter and continued: He’s a world class CSGO player, and he’s “wasting” his best years in a BIG team who’s having a very rough time getting out of stagnation mode. I hope BIG finds success soon enough, German CS fans is passionated

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Pimp explains in a following Tweet that he respects his decision to commit to BIG, also calling tabseN a “Ronaldo type player”.

- I can definitely respect his decision, and his commitment to BIG. In a world where they find the desired success, he’ll stand out as champ! Doesn’t change the fact I’d hate if a Ronaldo type player spent his entire career in Wolverhampton. As an IGL, he’s that good.

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After yesterday's disappointment for Danish Counter-Strike with the early exit of Astralis from the RU RMR tournament in Malta, there was something to smile about today. Heroic won the Danish vs German derby and qualified for next month's Major in Rio.

The win was established on Mirage, where Heroic showed some good Counter-Strike on both the defense and offense. BIG's in-game leader Johannes "tabseN" Wodarz did everything in his power to change the outcome, but Heroic proved too strong.

Almost the exact picture was the case on Inferno. This time BIG managed to win one round more, but that was not enough to prevent Heroic from winning their own map pick, 16-12.

BIG will get one last chance of qualifying tomorrow, while Heroic can begin to prepare for the IEM Rio.

Heroic - BIG 2-0 | IEM Road to Rio RMR (Group B)

16-11 (Mirage) | {cflag:DK} stavn – 1.51 Rating / 27–16 K-D / 111.6 ADR

16-12 (Inferno) | {cflag:DK} TeSeS – 1.56 Rating / 27–16 K-D / 100.5 ADR

Player of the match: {cflag:DK} Martin "stavn" Lund

BIG became the first team in five weeks to take down Team Vitality. The deed was done on Dust2, where it was a strong gameplan on the CT-side, that proved to be Vitality's kryptonite.

Like yesterday it was the duo of tabseN and syrsoN, that made the damage for BIG, who ran away with the win in the second half. An impressive feat for the Germans, who are currently playing wih s1n as a stand-in on the team.

BIG is now 2-0 up, and has three chances to qualify for the IEM Rio Major.

Team Vitality - BIG 10-16 | IEM Road to Rio RMR (Americas)

(Dust2) | {cflag:DE} Florian 'syrsoN' Rische - 1.52 rating / 21-12 K-D / 82.3 ADR

BIG is off a near-perfect start in the Major qualifier at the European RMR tournament, with the Germans posting a smashing 16-3 win over Sangal in the opening round yesterday. The match marked the debut of Elias “s1n” Stein, who is replacing a sick Josef “faveN” Baumann on BIG at the important event.

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The 20-year-old youngster seems to have impressed his captain as BIG’s in-game leader Johannes “tabseN” Wodarz expressed some high praises about s1n after yesterday’s match, saying he already belongs 

- s1n is completely ready for this level, tabseN said to ESL and continued: Mentally wise and how he thinks about the game, he’s very far away from being a beginner, I would say. He’s also very good individually wise. He was very ready to be a part of this – he knew that we would grind a lot and that he was ready to do so.

- s1n came 2-3 days later, so first it was just four of us since faveN was sick, unforturnately. But s1n stepped up immediately, so we had 4-5 days in total of the bootcamp where we were grinding a lot. I think we had days like with 10-11 hours CS each day.

s1n has been one of the bright points on BIG’s academy squad throughout the entire year, having averaged a 1.12 rating over 152 maps. However, it wasn’t written in the cards that he would present such a strong debut performance for BIG as he did yesterday.

1.58 Rating / 75.2 ADR / 16-5 ADR / 94.7% KAST

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From the first second of the match between BIG and Sangal there was a difference in class between the two teams.

On Mirage it was one-way action from the get-go where Johannes "tabseN" Wodarz and Florian "syrsoN" Rische had a feast. The two BIG players shut down any attempts from Sangal to break the defense and caused huge problems for the underdogs. Fellow German Robin "ScrunK" Röpke had a nightmare of a first half going 1-14, which was the same score, that Sangal was trailing with after the first half.

Sangal managed to win two rounds after the break, but that was nowhere near enough to change the fact, that BIG was just on another level. Both teams are back on the server tomorrow.

BIG - Sangal 1-0 | IEM Road to Rio RMR (Group B)

(Mirage) 16-3 | {cflag:DE} Johannes "tabseN" Wodarz – 2.19 Rating / 27-7 K-D / 134.1 ADR

Last month’s IEM Cologne was the perfect opportunity for BIG to showcase themselves and relish the moment of playing in front of thousands of German fans on home turf in the iconic LANXESS arena.

However, it ended up being quite the letdown as they were eliminated even before the actual main event, falling short to Astralis in the Play-in stage.

A result that hit BIG captain, and native Cologne citizen, Johannes “tabseN” Wodarz especially hard.

Being a German organization and playing with a fully-German roster clearly means a lot for BIG – but not at all cost, tabseN explains.

Earlier this month it was announced that Nils “k1to” Gruhne would rejoin the BIG roster after a stint on their academy team. The 23-year-old rifler replaced Tizian "tiziaN" Feldbusch. We asked tabseN to explain the decision.

BIG will be in action tomorrow when tabseN and company are set to continue their campaign at BLAST Premier Fall Groups. Here the Germans will battle G2 for a spot in the next round at the $177.500 tournament. 

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Johannes “tabseN” Wodarz and Fatih “gob b” Dayik, two of Germans biggest individuals in CS:GO history, has renewed their contracts with Berlin International Gaming (BIG). The profiled IGL and the renowned coach have put pen to paper on a five-year deal keeping them at BIG until 2027.

- As founders and shareholders, the two have been part of BIG since the very start, and have contributed incredible amounts to the achievements and milestones we have reached over the years. Now we look towards another five years of writing German esports history together, and taking our scene to unprecedented heights, BIG wrote in an official statement.

The opening match for ENCE at BLAST Premier Spring Final had BIG on the menu. The result was two long games where neither team ever really got it going on the T side.

The Bo3 kicked off on BIG's pick of Mirage, but the Germans did not get the start they had hoped for. A dismal performance on the T side only netted them two rounds at the half.

In an extremely surprising turn of events, BIG, led by 'tiziaN', managed to turn the game on its head and make a historic comeback. Down eleven rounds at the break, the Germans managed to force the game into overtime, and even had the lead at 14-13. The fairytale story was not to be though, as ENCE comfortably won overtime 4-1.

The dominant CT sides continued as the teams traveled to Nuke. With an early 9-0 run from BIG, the Germans got a good foothold in the match. ENCE made the best of a bad situation and secured four rounds at halftime, making a comeback doable, though doubtful as 'tabseN' was firing on all cylinders.

What had been an almost CT-only series continued with ENCE in the role of the defenders. The 'Snappi'-led squad managed to turn a seven-round deficit into a 16-13 win, and thereby took the series 2-0.

ENCE - BIG 2-0 | BLAST Premier Spring Finals - Lisbon

19-16 (Mirage) | {cflag:DE} tiziaN - 1.32 Rating / 31-25 K-D / 95.9 ADR

16-13 (Nuke) | {cflag:DE} tabseN - 1.45 Rating / 27-18 K-D / 101.0 ADR

MVP: {cflag:DE} Johannes "tabseN" Wodarz - 1.38 Rating / 58-42 K-D / 99.2 ADR

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BIG have, alongside Astralis, managed to secure first place in their group at the Pinnacle Cup Championship 2022 in Lund, Sweden. First place in Group A means that BIG have already qualified for the playoffs where they are set to face Astralis, the winner of Group B, tomorrow in the Upper Final of the event. We talked with the iconic rifler Johannes "tabseN" Wodarz just after their victory against fnatic. He explains how the victory against fnatic required BIG to wake up after a troublesome map on Nuke: 

Things definitely worked out for BIG as they managed to best fnatic on both Overpass and Vertigo, allowing them to claim the first place spot in their group. A great part of BIG's recent success is down to the fact that "gob b" has returned to BIG, this time as the team's Head Coach: 

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Going forward at the Pinnacle Cup Championship, BIG are looking poised to reach a spot in the Grand Finals. Besting Astralis tomorrow will grant the Berlin-based roster instant qualification to the Grand Final, otherwise a chance through the consolidation final will act as their second chance at reaching the Grand Final of the event. When asked about the remaining matches at the event, however, "tabseN" doesn't seem to think that a Consolidation Final is going to be necessary, as he is confident in BIG's abilities. 

BIG will be facing Astralis tomorrow at 20.00 (CEST) for a spot in the Grand Final of the Pinnace Cup Championship 2022. To hear more about what "tabseN" had to say regarding BIG's recent success, "gob b" as a mentor for the roster, and their chances going forward at the event, you can watch the exclusive interview down below: 

It was a fight for the Grand Finals spot against ENCE at IEM Dallas when BIG faced Cloud9 in a thrilling Bo3. The core of the BIG squad had not taken a single map against the core of this Cloud roster before today, but in the end, they still fell short of the mark.

The Bo3 started out on Cloud9's pick of Overpass, a map that BIG has only played two times in the last three months, one of which was a 16-4 loss against MOUZ.

Cloud9 were in control from the start of the T side. BIG had a lead at 3-2, but other than that Cloud9 was ahead and looking comfortable for the first fifteen rounds, which resulted in a 9-6 lead.

As the teams switched sides something unexpected happened. "Krimbo" delivered an excellent T side with both opening kills and clutch plays. With his IGL "tabseN" in tow, the two led the German squad on a massive 9-1 streak which gave them map point. Cloud9 suddenly had a resurgence and pushed the map to its thirtieth round, but BIG finally managed to close it out and secure the map at their fifth map point.

The skirmish continued on BIG's favorite map of Dust2. Of the last eight times that the Germans have played it, they have won it seven times, but still, it was the CT side of Cloud9 that got ahead early. "HObbit" was taking heads left and right, and as a result, the Russians led from start to finish and were once again ahead by three rounds at halftime.

As BIG won the first three rounds of the second half, it looked as though they might go on another big run, but Cloud9 had other plans. They shut the Germans down and secured a third map by taking seven rounds in a row to win Dust2.

The entirety of Cloud9 were clicking as they arrived on the final map of Ancient. They started on the preferred CT side, and as a result, BIG suffered immensely. The Germans had a massive task ahead of them as they were down 12-3 at halftime.

BIG were sadly not able to put up any resistance after the break as Cloud9 took all four available rounds. The CIS squad are as a result headed to the Grand Finals tomorrow where they will face ENCE in a fight for the $100.000 first price.

16-14 (Overpass) | {cflag:DE} Krimbo - 1.39 Rating / 28-18 K-D / 82.4 ADR

9-16 (Dust2) | {cflag:RU} sh1ro - 1.45 Rating / 22-11 K-D / 88.8 ADR

3-16 (Ancient) | {cflag:KZ} HObbit - 1.74 Rating / 17-8 K-D / 116.3 ADR

MVP: {cflag:KZ} Abay "HObbit" Khasenov - 1.35 Rating / 68-45 K-D / 93.8 ADR

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Today's Pley of the Day features two German sharpshooters named Johannes "tabseN" Wodarz and Tizian "tiziaN" Feldbusch. In a match against Entropiq yesterday, the BIG duo showcased how to win a round only with the help of two deagles.

Watch the incredible A site hold in the video below. 

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The fight for the last two spots at the prominent IEM Dallas has begun. In the closed qualifier, teams like Copenhagen Flames, BIG and MOUZ are set to square off over the next three days, to decide which two teams are heading to the $250.000 tournament later this month. 

The opening round will commence at 12.30 (CET) this Monday. 

Today's schedule | IEM Dallas Closed Qualifier 

You won’t see a professional match without a wild amount of utility in use, because most of the team's tactics are from the use of their utility to confuse or distract the opponent to give themselves the upper hand in the situations.

The Flash is one of the most used utilities in CS:GO, and it is the cheapest, but also one of the most effective ways to overcome your opponent. If you flash your opponent, you have a few seconds where they can't see or hear anything around them, which gives the player the opportunity to kill the opponents.

The best flashers from CS:GO – In the top 20 teams the past 6 months

Opp flashed = Average time per round opponents were blinded by flashbangs by this player

{cflag:DE} "tabseN" – Opp flashed: 2.67s

{cflag:DK} "cadiaN" – Opp flashed: 2.62s

{cflag:DK} "gla1ve" – Opp flashed: 2.62s

{cflag:LV} "broky" – Opp flashed: 2.34s

{cflag:RU} "Boombl4" – Opp flashed: 2.13s

Take a look at just how deadly a flashbang can be if used correctly: 

The second round of Bo3-series today saw FaZe and BIG lock horns in a brawl that would determine the second qualifying spot of the RMR event. With Heroic earning a spot earlier, after defeating the scary-looking Natus Vincere roster, the winner of BIG and FaZe would earn their own spot at the upcoming PGL Major after going 3-0 up at the RMR event. As expected, it was a close affair between the two sides despite reaching its conclusion in just two maps. After a strong performance from BIG on Dust 2, an intense battle on Mirage ensued. Ultimately it was the well-oiled German machine of BIG to come out on top. The cohesive roster of BIG claimed victory on Mirage and secured their own ticket to the upcoming PGL Major in Antwerp with an impressive 2-0 victory against FaZe.

The first map of the Bo3-series took place on Dust 2 and was picked by the German roster of BIG. Whilst it is by no means a bad map for the explosive FaZe roster, defeating BIG on Dust 2 is never an easy task. And easy it never was for FaZe. A strong T-sided half with calculated and close to perfect executions saw the German boys of BIG ahead. At the scoreline of 9-6, FaZe needed to outperform BIG on their T-sided half of Dust 2. That never came to happen, as the CT-side of BIG proved even more dangerous than their T-side. Great performances from "Krimbo" and "tiziaN" carried BIG through a confident CT-sided half where FaZe were only allowed a single round. At the scoreline of 16-7, it was the Germans of BIG who claimed victory on Dust 2 and took one step closer to the PGL Major 2022.

The second map of the series was picked by FaZe and saw the Bo3-series continue on Mirage. Carrying over momentum from their strong performance on Dust 2, it was BIG to come flying out of the gate on Mirage. Silencing the offense of FaZe, the Germans of BIG managed to create a 6-0 lead before being answered back by their opponents. Despite their early success of BIG, it wasn’t long until FaZe woke up and things got intense. At the scoreline of 8-7, things were as close as possible going into the second half of Mirage. The brawl between the two rosters was just as close in the second half as in the first. Despite a valiant effort from FaZe and “ropz” it was ultimately BIG to claim victory on Mirage at the scoreline of 16-14.

The 2-0 victory means instant qualification to the upcoming PGL Major in Antwerp for the German BIG roster.

BIG – FaZe 2-0 | PGL Major Antwerp 2022 Europe RMR A

16-7 (Dust 2) | {cflag:DE} Krimbo - 1.41 Rating / 17-10 K-D / 70.8 ADR

16-14 (Mirage) | {cflag:DE} tabseN - 1.57 Rating / 30-19 K-D / 97.3 ADR

MVP: {cflag:DE} Karim "Krimbo" Moussa – 1.25 Rating / 40-30 K-D / 79.4 ADR

PGL Major Antwerp 2022 Europe RMR A - Overview (GamerLegion vs Dignitas: 2-1)

Whilst the thrilling battle between BIG and FaZe, took place on the A-stream, another crucial Bo3-series was played between the two Swedish sides GamerLegion and Dignitas. Both teams were, before the match, sitting on a 0-2 record, meaning the losing team would be eliminated from the RMR event and miss out on the upcoming major.

Dignitas proved the stronger Swedish roster when they took down GamerLegion with a confident 2-0 victory. The 2-0 victory means that Dignitas keep themselves alive at the RMR event and still have a chance at qualifying for the upcoming major.

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The economical aspect of Counter-Strike is one of the most important ones to master if you want to elevate your team to the next level. While it might be tempting to continue using your entire bank account, giving yourself a disadvantage when it comes to weaponry round after round is never a great idea. With that being said, lesser is sometimes more and an eco-round is by no means a lost round by default. Take a look at some of the craziest times where professional teams have managed to secure a round despite their lesser weaponry: 

But what is the best eco weapon available in CS:GO at this current moment of time? Before the recent nerf, you would almost be a fool to not at least consider the Desert Eagle as one of the strongest weapons in CS:GO's entirety. Now, however, it is not always as obvious as one would think. With many players opting to go for a Five-seven or perhaps even the cheapest alternative in the P250, there are plenty of options when it comes to cheap and deadly weapons. 

Betway esports has sat down with a handful of professional players and asked them to give their two cents on what weapon they think is the best eco weapon in CS:GO. Is it the Desert Eagle? Perhaps the cheap P250? Or a completely different option? Find out in the series of interviews posted down below: 

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