BIG did something that had only happened in CS:GO before — they became the first team in CS2 history to win 16 rounds in a row Out of 56,412 matches played in CS2, this is the first time a team has achieved a 16-round streak, making it a roughly 0.00177% occurrence

I guess it's nice idea to add "overtime button" to see stats only for overtimes, what do you think @NER0cs @HLTVorg

During the final of Stake Ranked someone from magic just shouted to stavn: "Oh fuck, you're rat, I forgot" via @LeniniwTv stream on kick - kick.com/leniniw

After CS Asia Championship, karrigan became the player with the worst K-D Diff in CS:GO/CS2 history. Now he has 41,975 kills and 48,233 deaths — a differential of -6,258

FUN FACT: @legacyggbr became the first brazilian team outside of FURIA to win an S-tier trophy since 2017. The last time this happened was at ESL Pro League Season 6 Finals, when FalleN and his SK Gaming squad won the trophy by defeating... NiKo and karrigan in the grand final!

falcons 3, navi 11

guess who won

We all waiting @CounterStrike

you know what to do! @FACEIT_Darwin @FACEITcs

A Ukrainian caster Petrovich wearing a jersey with the inscription ‘I sucked, I got fucked, I’m a NAVI fan’ during the NAVI vs Imperial match xd.

acoR is crazy wtf

what does he even do

bruh 😭

best bo3 match in b1t's career and it was against n0rb3r7

the best teamspeak ever: Dawy after his teammate did triple kill: onic, you fat motherfucker, just go fuck yourself

⚠️🚨STATEMENT REGARDING CHEATING A few days ago, we played a match in the @CCT_CS tournament against the team Khan, and we have strong reasons to believe that this team does not win matches in the spirit of fair play. As you can see in the attached video, rotations are occurring without any information, just like in many other rounds, and also involve locking through walls, etc. This is not the first time suspicions of cheating have appeared on the Tier 2/3 scene. We all surely remember, for example, the team Senza. We decided to wait a few days to see how the situation would develop, but we can no longer remain silent. In the meantime, matches have taken place against teams such as @EYEBALLERS and @SINNERS_Esports, where the same situations occurred as in our game. Therefore, we kindly ask all organisers, especially @CCT_CS, to put an end to this, to actively investigate such cases, and to stop inviting suspicious teams to their tournaments. A loss is a loss, but it must be fair — that’s what esports is about. By ignoring this problem, we are hurting not only the players but also the fans, who should be at the heart of it all. LET’S HELP EACH OTHER AND MAKE THE TIER 2/3 SCENE FAIR-PLAY AGAIN, SO THAT WE CAN ENJOY THE GAME! Thank you, UNiTY Esports