G2 Esports have updated the sniper position in their CS2 roster. SunPayus has been moved to the bench, while r1nkle, who joined from Ninjas in Pyjamas, has become the team’s new AWPer.
FaZe Clan have removed broky from their starting CS2 lineup and moved him to the bench. Shortly after that, the club loaned Danish AWP’er JBOEN from BIG Academy until the end of 2026.
Nemiga Gaming will compete at BLAST Premier Bounty 2026 Season 2 in CS2, replacing 9z. The tournament organizers have confirmed the change to the participant list. Nemiga has been awarded the vacant slot.
Falcons became the champions of IEM Cologne Major 2026 in CS2. In the grand final, the team defeated FURIA 3:0 and claimed the Major title.
The IEM Cologne Major 2026 CS2 final takes place today, with Falcons facing FURIA. The winner will become the Major champion.
Team Spirit will face Falcons in the IEM Cologne Major 2026 CS2 semifinals. The winner of the series will advance to the Major final.
FURIA and Aurora will face each other in the first semifinal of IEM Cologne Major 2026 in CS2. The winner of the series will become the first finalist of the Major.
Team Spirit will face G2 Esports in the IEM Cologne Major 2026 CS2 quarterfinals. The winner of the series will advance to the semifinals, where they will meet the winner of Falcons vs Vitality.
Falcons will face Vitality in the second quarterfinal of the day at IEM Cologne Major 2026. The winner of the series will advance to the Major semifinals.
BetBoom Team will face Aurora Gaming in the quarterfinals of IEM Cologne Major 2026 in CS2. The winner will advance to the semifinals, while the losing team will exit the tournament.
The IEM Cologne Major 2026 playoff schedule has been set. On June 18, Aurora will face BetBoom Team and 9z Team will play FURIA, while June 19 will feature G2 Esports vs Team Spirit and Falcons vs Vitality.
B1ad3 commented on NAVI’s future after their exit from IEM Cologne Major 2026. The coach admitted that the team did not deserve a top-eight finish with the number of mistakes they made during the decisive matches of Stage 3.
Train is one of the most iconic maps in Counter-Strike history. Knowing the current callouts on Train is essential for effective communication, quick rotations, and executing tactics during matches.
Falcons' victory was the defining story of IEM Cologne Major 2026. We break down what this result means for the CS2 professional scene as a whole.
A prediction should be judged by more than whether it picked the winner. Learn how completed matches help reveal whether a forecast correctly assessed the risks and key factors behind the result.
Even strong prediction models can miss esports results because forecasts are probabilities, not guarantees. Drafts, map vetoes, patches, form and pressure can still push a match toward the less likely outcome.
Consistency helps teams stay alive through long tournaments and avoid costly mistakes. Peak performance decides the biggest series, clutch rounds and title-winning moments.
Individual stats can show who performed well, but they do not explain the whole match. This article looks at how to read esports metrics in context, alongside roles, teamwork, and key in-game decisions.
Counter-Strike 2’s developer console helps players practice, explore maps, and review gameplay. CS2 wallhack commands are one of the most searched topics, usually linked to seeing player positions through walls.
NRG were one round away from victory on Mirage, but BIG turned a 0:12 deficit into one of the most remarkable comebacks of Stage 1 at the IEM Cologne Major.
AI predictions are becoming a normal part of esports analysis. But predictions are only useful when they are read correctly. A percentage is not a guarantee, and odds are not always a clear reflection of real risk.
IEM Cologne Major 2026 brings Major status, 32 teams and a format where early results can immediately shape each team’s tournament path.
In CS2, the better team does not always get the better series. A team can be stronger overall, higher ranked, or in better recent form, but still become vulnerable if the map veto pushes the match into uncomfortable territory.
In traditional sports, the rules of the game remain relatively stable over time. In esports, however, the “rules” are constantly evolving through patches: updates that adjust balance, mechanics, maps, and systems.
Usukhbayar “910” Banzragch has become one of the most recognizable players in Asian Counter-Strike.
Ayush “mzinho” Batbold is part of the new generation of Mongolian Counter-Strike players powering The MongolZ’ rise in the CS2 era.
Sodbayar “Techno4K” Munkhbold is one of the key pieces behind the rise of The Mongolz in the CS2 era.
As captain and primary shot-caller, bLitz became the backbone of the Mongolz tier-one performance, a system built on structured defaults, efficient utility usage, and calculated mid-round adaptations.
