Czech sniper Tomáš Šťastný has announced his retirement from professional play. The 34-year-old veteran revealed his decision on April 20, citing a lack of motivation and energy to continue competing at the highest level.
Over a 14-year career in esports, oskar represented teams such as HellRaisers, MOUZ, and 3DMAX. At his peak, he ranked among the world’s top 20 players according to HLTV and earned more than $375,000 in prize money, cementing his legacy as one of the strongest AWP players of his generation.
His last team was Fingers Crossed, which he left in March 2026. Following his retirement, oskar plans to remain in esports and transition into coaching, sharing his experience with younger players.
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