Leonardo Biazzi

S1mple and ropz—two of the greatest CS:GO pros of all time—have been playing CS2 a lot in their free time and enjoying it. But the game isn’t perfect for them just yet.
The NAVI and FaZe Clan superstars shared their thoughts about CS2 in separate interviews with Dot Esports on Sept. 12.

The veteran squad is trying to scale heights that no team from the Iberian Peninsula has been capable of reaching.

The Russian organisation's CEO and interim head coach discussed the team's Cinderella run in IEM Katowice and their steady growth since the creation of the lineup.

The Bulgarian player spoke about the team's impressive run in the DreamHack Masters qualifier and reflected on his career.

The Brazilian team commented on their IEM Katowice campaign following the elimination before the playoff stage.

The Brazilian spoke about how he handles criticism from the community, his trajectory as a head coach, the departure from MAD Lions, and future plans.

Luis "⁠peacemaker⁠" Tadeu is currently evaluating his options following MAD Lions' decision to relieve him of his duties in early February. The 32-year-old had been working with the Danish team for nearly 14 months, most notably helping them to win the $1 million Flashpoint 1 over MIBR in April 2020.

The 22-year-old rifler discusses one of the team’s biggest issues, their plans to work with a six-man roster, and the uncertainty regarding coach Alessandro "⁠Apoka⁠" Marcucci’s ban from Majors.

The 26-year-old talks about his rapid rise to the upper echelons of the Brazilian scene as his team, paiN, are about to compete in DreamHack Open January.

It’s just the fourth day of practice that FURIA have had with their recently-added sixth player, Lucas "⁠honda⁠" Cano. The 20-year-old prospect, who became last week the fourth player in the organisation's history to be promoted from the academy squad, will face a baptism of fire against G2 in the first round of the BLAST Premier Global Final.

The Danish rifler went under the radar for a long period after OpTic, but recovered his form once he found stability and is now playing the best Counter-Strike of his career.

The second Russian player featured in our "One for the Future" series, and the ninth overall, is Abdul "⁠degster⁠" Gasanov, Espada's 19-year-old talented AWPer, who has the fourth-highest rating in the world in 2020.

Competitive CS:GO is often regarded as a methodical game due to its limited map pool, but FURIA frequently shatter this perception with their aggressive playstyle.

It’s clear the morale on MIBR’s camp has changed.

While rifler LUCAS1 reflected on the team’s atmosphere in an interview with Dot Esports today, the CS:GO roster’s new head coach and manager Raphael “cogu” Camargo jumped in front of the camera and began cheering for his team: “We are MIBR! We are Brazil! Let’s fucking go!”

Coldzera, one of the greatest CS:GO players of all time, spoke about his future with FaZe, NiKo's transfer to G2 and why he doesn't want to reunited with his former MIBR/SK/LG teammates.

The interviews I did with FURIA's captain Andrei "arT" Piovezan and FURIA's co-owner André Akkari. We talked about FURIA's five-year-long contract with the players and how the organization handled it.