Kamil “siuhy” Szkaradek is a Polish professional Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) player recognized for his strategic in-game leadership and contributions to multiple competitive teams. Having played for various organizations such as MOUZ, GamerLegion, MOUZ NXT, and Izako Boars, siuhy has built a reputation as a disciplined and methodical player. While he is currently benched by MOUZ, his career highlights include deep tournament runs, several championships, and consistent performances in high-stakes events. This article provides a comprehensive overview of siuhy’s history, achievements, team affiliations, and his impact on the CS2 professional scene.
Early Life and Introduction to Counter-Strike
Born in Poland, Kamil Szkaradek developed an early interest in competitive gaming, eventually transitioning into professional Counter-Strike. Like many aspiring esports professionals, he honed his skills by competing in local tournaments and gaining experience in various semi-professional teams. His early involvement in CS:GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) laid the foundation for his strategic mindset and leadership abilities—qualities that would later define his career.
Professional Career – Team History
Izako Boars (2020 – 2021)
siuhy’s first significant step into the professional Counter-Strike scene took place with Izako Boars. From January 2020 to June 2021, he played alongside other rising talents, gaining crucial experience in tier-two competitions. Though the team didn’t achieve major international success, this period was instrumental in his development as an in-game leader (IGL), shaping his tactical understanding of the game.
MOUZ NXT (2021 – 2022)
Following his tenure at Izako Boars, siuhy joined MOUZ NXT in June 2021. As the academy team of MOUZ, this roster provided young prospects with opportunities to refine their skills under structured guidance. During his stint from 2021 to 2022, siuhy demonstrated both mechanical and leadership prowess, helping the team secure multiple titles in tier-two tournaments.
His first tenure with MOUZ NXT was widely regarded as a stepping stone in his career, reinforcing his capabilities as a leader. The successful period with the academy squad eventually led to opportunities at higher-profile organizations.
GamerLegion (2022 – 2023)
In September 2022, siuhy joined GamerLegion, marking a crucial phase in his career. As the IGL, he played a pivotal role in leading the team through challenging qualifiers and international events. One of his most notable accomplishments during this period was guiding GamerLegion to a second-place finish at the BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 Challengers Stage. This deep run in a Major event significantly boosted his recognition among Counter-Strike analysts and fans.
Despite not securing a championship with GamerLegion, his leadership earned praise for elevating a team that was not traditionally seen as a top contender. His ability to formulate strategies and adapt to opponents’ playstyles enhanced his reputation as a tactical and disciplined leader.
MOUZ (2023 – Present)
siuhy rejoined MOUZ in July 2023, transitioning from GamerLegion to an established top-tier team. As part of MOUZ’s main roster, he contributed to multiple important victories. Notably, he was part of the team that triumphed in EPL Season 18 and EPL Season 19, both of which were significant achievements in the CS2 competitive ecosystem.
However, despite his successes, siuhy was benched by MOUZ, leaving his future with the organization uncertain. His benching came as a tactical decision by the team, reflecting potential roster adjustments. Regardless, his impact during his active tenure with the squad was evident, contributing to major tournament victories and high placements in premier tournaments.
Notable Achievements and Tournaments
ESL Pro League Victories
- ESL Pro League Season 18 (2023) – MOUZ, with siuhy in their lineup, defeated Natus Vincere (NAVI) in the final, securing the championship.
- ESL Pro League Season 19 (2024) – siuhy and MOUZ clinched another ESL Pro League title, sweeping Vitality 3-0 in the final.
PGL CS2 Major Copenhagen 2024
siuhy and MOUZ reached the quarterfinals of the PGL CS2 Major Copenhagen 2024. Despite falling short of a deeper run, the team’s showing demonstrated their ability to compete at the highest level.
BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023
One of the defining moments of siuhy’s career came with GamerLegion at the BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023. Leading a team that was not among the pre-tournament favorites, he guided them to a second-place finish in the Challengers Stage.
Other Key Tournament Results
- BetBoom Dacha Belgrade 2024 – First-place finish with MOUZ.
- IEM Chengdu 2024 – Runner-up, losing to FaZe in the final.
- IEM Katowice 2024 – 3rd-4th place finish after being eliminated by FaZe.
- BLAST Premier World Final 2023 – Semi-final placement.
- IEM Cologne 2023 – Notably qualified for the semi-finals with MOUZ.
FAQ – siuhy
What is siuhy’s real name?
His full name is Kamil Szkaradek.
What country is siuhy from?
siuhy is from Poland.
What teams has siuhy played for?
He has played for Izako Boars, MOUZ NXT, GamerLegion, and MOUZ.
Why was siuhy benched by MOUZ?
MOUZ decided to bench siuhy as part of a roster change, but specific reasons remain undisclosed.
What are siuhy’s biggest achievements?
His notable achievements include winning ESL Pro League Season 18 and 19 with MOUZ and reaching the final stage of the BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 with GamerLegion.
Has siuhy played in any Major Championships?
Yes, he participated in PGL CS2 Major Copenhagen 2024, BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023, and IEM Rio Major 2022 Challengers Stage.
What role does siuhy play?
siuhy is primarily an in-game leader (IGL), responsible for strategizing and directing team movements in matches.
What is siuhy’s contract status with MOUZ?
He signed a long-term contract with MOUZ in December 2023 but is currently benched.
Where can I find more information about siuhy?
For more details, you can visit his HLTV profile at HLTV.org.
