Team Ranking: June 2016

We have updated our Global Team Ranking—powered by EGB.com—for June 2016.

With the ninth CS:GO Major having finished its eventful first day in Cologne, Germany some time ago, it might seem a little strange to see a monthly update to our CS:GO rankings published during the event.

However, as it is indeed the turn of the month, we have decided to go ahead with the monthly ranking update and detail movements of teams up and down the ladder of CS:GO.

And to be fair, we did see three offline events conclude during the month of June which significantly impacted the rankings: the ESL One Cologne Main Qualifier in Katowice, DreamHack ZOWIE Open Summer, and the ECS Season 1 Finals. In addition, ELEAGUE continued its group stages.


It may look strange, but the world's best team is now SK

As a reminder for ELEAGUE, since we are treating it as an ongoing season, results in the prestigious $1.4 million event are only counted in the "Form" section until the event will end in late July.

To summarise the ranking for new readers:

Our team ranking is based on teams' achievements over the past year (with severe decay in points throughout each month), recent form over the last 2 months, and performance at offline events in the last 3 months.

Each team is required to have a three-man core in order to retain their points and online results are included but have minimal effect (only affecting 'Form') at the top of the table and mainly serve to put new teams on the map.

We will always have a special page where you will be able to find the latest, weekly version of our ranking.

Here is the current top 30 table as of July 5th, 2016, which goes more in-depth into the way points are distributed. You can see the lineup for each team by hovering over their name in the table.

Please note that the +/- gain on this table differs from our weekly rankings page, and is in relation to the ranking update of May 2016.

Top 30 Team Ranking Powered by EGB.com

Rank Team Achievements Form LANs Total points +/-
1. Brazil SK 500 164 300 964 -
2. France G2 256 200 278 734 +3
3. Sweden fnatic 358 86 183 627 -
4. Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas 227 96 273 596 -
5. World Natus Vincere 337 71 188 596 -3
6. France Envy 145 70 125 340 +2
7. Denmark Astralis 212 64 44 320 -1
8. Poland Virtus.pro 147 77 96 320 -1
9. Brazil Immortals 126 67 119 312 -
10. Sweden GODSENT 74 44 113 231 +3
11. United States Liquid 112 30 88 230 -1
12. Canada TSM 64 51 112 227 +11
13. Germany MOUZ 77 55 77 209 -1
14. Denmark Dignitas 82 48 60 190 -
15. United States Cloud9 62 67 60 189 +1
16. Canada OpTic 54 64 70 188 -1
17. Europe FaZe 52 77 32 161 +1
18. China TYLOO 29 32 54 115 -1
19. Europe HellRaisers 43 39 26 108 -8
20. Russia Gambit 26 36 39 101 +10
21. Denmark X 24 31 32 87 -2
22. Poland Kinguin 20 35 31 86 -1
23. Ukraine FlipSid3 24 38 22 84 +4
24. Bulgaria Orbit 26 35 13 74 -2
25. Sweden Epsilon 13 34 23 70 +1
26. United States CLG 35 24 6 65 -6
27. Finland ENCE 10 31 19 60 -3
28. Australia Renegades 9 30 4 43 -3
29. United States Selfless 8 14 6 28 +2
30. United States Splyce 7 19 2 28 -1


*Hover over each team name for the full lineup.

We will now discuss the recent performances of the top fifteen teams, however you should note that this month's write-up will be of a more diagnostic tone, with less emphasis on ornate writing and pithy captions, as I believe that the Major overshadows some of the usual importance attached to such a ranking.

1. Brazil SK

Player Age Rating
Brazil Marcelo "⁠coldzera⁠" David 21 1.26
Brazil Gabriel "⁠FalleN⁠" Toledo 25 1.16
Brazil Fernando "⁠fer⁠" Alvarenga 24 1.15
Brazil Lincoln "⁠fnx⁠" Lau 26 1.12
Brazil Epitacio "⁠TACO⁠" de Melo 21 0.95

At the beginning of the month, this Brazilian super team were still known as Luminosity, despite reports already surfacing at the end of May that the players had signed contracts with the SK Gaming organisation.

The true state of affairs has a way or getting out to the wider public sooner or later and we eventually learned that SK and Luminosity had reached an agreement and the Brazilians would don the Germany organisation's jerseys at the beginning of July and thus represent SK at the Cologne Major.

Like much of the current top teams, the Brazilians have only been competing in offline events lately, due to much of the remaining online super leagues being off-season. And thus their only competition in June was the $765,000 ECS Season 1 Finals in London.


A good chunk of SK's success hinges on the antics of coldzera

Although FalleN and his teammates did not look as dominant as they had in earlier months in the beginning stages of the tournament (winning close 16-12 games against NiP and Liquid), they did eventually move past TSM in the semfinals and finally fell to G2 with a 0-2 score to close out the event in second place.

That grand finals match said a lot about G2's raw skill when the French-Belgian team were on point but it also possibly presaged a weaker SK team coming into the Major. At the current time of this article being written, the Brazilians got their revenge in their day one opener against G2, winning 16-11 on Cobblestone.

Despite losing the 1,000 point ceiling in our ranking, they are still by far the best in the world.

2. France G2

Player Age Rating
Belgium Adil "⁠ScreaM⁠" Benrlitom 22 1.20
France Richard "⁠shox⁠" Papillon 24 1.18
France Cédric "⁠RpK⁠" Guipouy 26 1.04
France Alexandre "⁠bodyy⁠" Pianaro 19 0.96
France Edouard "⁠SmithZz⁠" Dubourdeaux 27 0.92

The fastest rising team in the Top 10 lately is easily G2, especially when you consider that they were ranked #15 in the world in our April Monthly Ranking.

The first jump occurred due to their surprise second place finish the month before at the $512,000 ESL Pro League Season 3 Finals, and G2 kicked off their June campaign with ELEAGUE Group B games, which saw them go a dominant 6-0 in the seeding portion (including two convincing victories over rivals NiP).

Despite actually losing the televised final of their group (putting them into the Last Chance Qualifier), shox and his team were on the road again and this time to Katowice, Poland, to try to qualify for the Major as they had finished in 9-12th place at MLG Columbus.


G2 lifted a trophy in June and joined the elite

After easily bringing down TyLoo and HellRaisers in best-of-ones, G2 struggled more than expected as they were crushed by mousesports (16-1) and lost to Gambit (16-10) before finally scraping through to the Major after defeating Cloud9 (16-8).

The final jump to second place in the world is due to their victory at the ECS Season 1 Finals. The United Kingdom seems to bode well for these players as they again played a phenomental tournament in London (particularly ScreaM) and, after an opening loss to Liquid, they rolled through NiP, Liquid, fnatic, and Luminosity (only giving a map up to Liquid in the group decider) to win the $765,000 event.

Is this the beginning of a new elite (i.e. top five) team? Unfortunately for G2, they have a high chance of falling back down to earth as an opening loss at the Major to SK will now have them cross roads with fnatic in the Group D elimination match. A 13-16th place finish at the Major bodes traumatically for either team.

3. Sweden fnatic

Player Age Rating
Sweden Olof "⁠olofmeister⁠" Kajbjer 24 1.19
Sweden Robin "⁠flusha⁠" Rönnquist 22 1.08
Sweden Dennis "⁠dennis⁠" Edman 25 1.03
Sweden Jesper "⁠JW⁠" Wecksell 21 1.01
Sweden Freddy "⁠KRIMZ⁠" Johansson 22 0.93

fnatic retain their spot as third best team in the world and they also kicked off their June with an announcement that brought a smile to many: the return of team star olofmeister to active duty following an arm injury.

The full five man roster debuted in Group D of ELEAGUE in Atlanta, where they went a strong 5-1 in the group stage (only losing 16-8 to FaZe on Mirage after 16-0'ing then on Cobblestone) and won their semifinals and group final to qualify for the playoffs of the $1.4 million event. olofmeister had an extremely solid event and he holds a 1.30 rating as of now in ELEAGUE.


olofmeister returned to active duty on fnatic in June

Their second event of the month was the ECS Season 1 Finals and it can be argued that while we saw some clear shakiness in the team compared to the days of yore, they still held their own and managed to finish a decent 3-4th place.

fnatic made a clear path to the semifinals of the event by defeating Cloud9 and TSM, but both North American teams put up a hell of a fight with the Swedes only winning 16-13 and 16-14 respectively. The team were then downed convincingly in the semfinal (including a 2-16 loss on their map pick Overpass) by event winners G2.

As they just lost their Group D opener to FaZe 14-16, fnatic are in a conundrum as they will have to face G2 in their group's elimination match at the Major. While this may seem a tad silly in terms of seeding for two world class teams, it means one of these two giants will take a big hit in the ranking come the end of July.

4. Sweden NiP

Player Age Rating
Sweden Patrik "⁠f0rest⁠" Lindberg 28 1.10
Sweden Christopher "⁠GeT_RiGhT⁠" Alesund 26 1.08
Sweden Jacob "⁠pyth⁠" Mourujärvi 22 1.00
Sweden Richard "⁠Xizt⁠" Landström 25 0.98
Sweden Adam "⁠friberg⁠" Friberg 24 0.91

NiP retain their fourth place spot in the world, despite some troubling results to the latter end of June.

They came into focus early in the month in ELEAGUE Group B where, despite losing both group seeding games to G2, the Swedes trounced their French-Belgian rivals 2-0 in the Group B final and thus directly qualified for the playoffs.

Next up for NiP was the local (to them at least) and somewhat lesser scale DreamHack Summer event and GeT_RiGhT and his team opened with a 16-9 win against Epsilon, then surprisingly lost to GODSENT (8-16) in the group winners' match before taking down Epsilon 2-0 in the decider, edging out elite rivals Astralis 2-1 in the semifinal, and finally falling to Immortals (0-2) in the grand finals.


NiP cannot be counted out yet, despite a few strong losses at the end of June

The Brazilian menace struck back at the ECS Season 1 Finals for NiP as they lost their opening match 12-16 to Luminosity. They were then soundly beaten by G2 (0-2) to finish in 7-8th place at the $765,000 event and thus ended their month on a slightly downward tone.

With NiP currently heading into the Group B winners' match against Na`Vi in the ongoing Major, it remains to be seen whether the team can hold onto their elite form of the past two months.

5. Null element Natus Vincere

Player Age Rating
Slovakia Ladislav "⁠GuardiaN⁠" Kovács 24 1.15
Ukraine Ioann "⁠Edward⁠" Sukhariev 28 1.08
Russia Denis "⁠seized⁠" Kostin 21 1.08
Russia Egor "⁠flamie⁠" Vasilyev 19 1.07
Ukraine Danylo "⁠Zeus⁠" Teslenko 28 0.93

Natus Vincere had a very quiet June, which explains a lot of their three spot drop to fifth place in our monthly ranking as old results from early 2016 continue to expire in the Events section and the Form section is quite bare for a top five team. Technically however, they are tied in points with fourth place NiP but I gave them fifth due to the fact of dropping spots.

At the beginning of the month, the Ukrainian-Russian-Slovak elite team lost a showmatch to Virtus.pro in an offline environment, though this had little impact and is only being mentioned as a reminder of Na`Vi's activity in June.

Their only other showing was for Group F of ELEAGUE, where Na`Vi went 4-2 in the group stage (and did grab the first seed), losing games to Echo Fox (11-16 on Dust2) and mousesports (6-16 on Mirage). GuardiaN and his team then ran through Echo Fox in the semifinal and FlipSid3 in the group final to qualify for the ELEAGUE playoffs.

6. France EnVyUs

Player Age Rating
France Kenny "⁠kennyS⁠" Schrub 21 1.08
France Vincent "⁠Happy⁠" Schopenhauer 24 1.03
France Dan "⁠apEX⁠" Madesclaire 23 0.97
France Nathan "⁠NBK-⁠" Schmitt 22 0.95
France Timothée "⁠DEVIL⁠" Démolon 21 0.85

Partially thanks to Astralis' recent collapse, EnVyUs manage to edge out their two competitors for sixth place in the ranking: the aforementioned Danish team and Virtus.pro. 

The French team started off June with a 3-1 record at the ESL One Cologne Main Qualifier, beating Immortals, Splyce, and Cloud9 and only losing to Gambit on their way to qualifying for the ESL One Cologne Major.


DEVIL's calling role was beneficial during Group F of ELEAGUE

We then saw a very strong EnVyUs taking part in the final group of ELEAGUE, Group F, as they went 5-1 in the seeding stage (only losing an overtime match to Virtus.pro on Mirage). They then dispatched with compLexity and Virtus.pro in the group bracket to qualify for the ELEAGUE playoffs.

Two big factors in these recent wins were kennyS putting up numbers and the much maligned DEVIL having a strong performance while also leading the team. Unfortunately, nV find themselves in a bit of a Major pickle after having lost their Group C opening match to Liquid and must now take on mousesports in the group elimination match.

7. Denmark Astralis

Player Age Rating
Denmark Nicolai "⁠device⁠" Reedtz 20 1.22
Denmark Markus "⁠Kjaerbye⁠" Kjærbye 18 1.16
Denmark Peter "⁠dupreeh⁠" Rasmussen 23 1.09
Denmark Andreas "⁠Xyp9x⁠" Højsleth 20 0.98
Denmark Finn "⁠karrigan⁠" Andersen 26 0.90

Technically speaking, you could say Astralis are tied with Virtus.pro in terms of points this month but I'm going to give the front seat to the Danes as they held the higher ranking last month and also drop one spot like their Polish rivals.

The beginning of June actually looked good for Astralis as they competed in Group C of ELEAGUE and went 5-1 in the group seeding portion (only losing once to the former SK roster). In the end, they won their group final 2-1 over CLG and were booked for the playoffs of ELEAGUE.


 Astralis are still struggling to regain top five

The return of dark days came with DreamHack Summer where, following easy victories over ENCE and the former SK team, Astralis lost the semifinal to NiP and were thus again humbled in the semifinals of an event.

The $765,000 ECS Season 1 Finals brought even more ignominy as Astralis were taken down by two North American teams outside of the top ten, TSM and Cloud9, and finished in 7-8th place at the event. These are dark days indeed although the Danes are so far off to a good start in the Major (where they are playing with stand-in Lukas "⁠gla1ve⁠" Rossander).

8. Poland Virtus.pro

Player Age Rating
Poland Janusz "⁠Snax⁠" Pogorzelski 23 1.06
Poland Paweł "⁠byali⁠" Bieliński 22 1.03
Poland Wiktor "⁠TaZ⁠" Wojtas 30 0.97
Poland Jarosław "⁠pashaBiceps⁠" Jarząbkowski 28 0.97
Poland Filip "⁠NEO⁠" Kubski 29 0.92

Technically holding the same amount of points as Astralis, and only twenty points behind sixth place EnVyUs, and eight points in front of ninth place Immortals, the Poles of Virtus.pro find themselves in a packed landscape as teams battle to reach top five.

The Poles actually had a very quiet June, which partially explains their slight drop in points. They won that aforementioned Adrenaline Cup showmatch against Na`Vi in Moscow in early June and then competed at ELEAGUE Group F at the end of the month.

At ELEAGUE, Virtus.pro went 4-2 (losing maps to Gambit and nV) and ultimately fell to the French team in the group final and are thus in the Last Chance Qualifier of the event. They do have a strong looking Major campaign so far as they outfoxed mousesports 16-10 to make the winners' match of Group C.

9. Brazil Immortals

Player Age Rating
Brazil Henrique "⁠HEN1⁠" Teles 20 1.09
Brazil Ricardo "⁠boltz⁠" Prass 19 1.08
Brazil João "⁠felps⁠" Vasconcellos 19 1.07
Brazil Lucas "⁠LUCAS1⁠" Teles 20 1.02
Brazil Gustavo "⁠SHOOWTiME⁠" Gonçalves 19 0.91

There's something about this Brazilian team and Majors that just doesn't mesh. Perhaps it's the fact that this team is truly so young, that they have had a meteoric rise from near irrelevance in the past few months, and that they must no doubt feel a ton of mental pressure when trying to qualify for Majors.

In any case, June began with disappointment for these Brazilian hotshots, as they flopped out of the Cologne Major qualifier despite being considered one of the stronger teams attending. They lost to EnVyUs and TyLoo, defeated Empire, and were then defeated by FlipSid3 to finish the qualifier in 12-14th place.


No luck in Major qualification campaigns, but still winning events

The Immortals disregarded this letdown and were soon on their way to Jönköping for DreamHack Open Summer, an event with a significantly smaller $100,000 on the line but which packed the likes of NiP and Astralis regardless.

After a setback opening loss to the former SK team (13-16 on Train) that made many think that this team were just a one-hit wonder, Immortals revved their engine up and soon eliminated ENCE in their group (2-0), advanced to the semifinals over ex-SK (2-1), took down GODSENT in the semifinals (2-1), and stunned the world with a 2-0 victory over NiP in the grand finals.

Perhaps another interesting way to think about Immortals is this: they were one of only two teams to hoist a trophy in June, the other being G2 who won the ECS Season 1 Finals.

10. Sweden GODSENT

Player Age Rating
Sweden Andreas "⁠znajder⁠" Lindberg 23 1.14
Sweden Simon "⁠twist⁠" Eliasson 21 1.09
Sweden Jonas "⁠Lekr0⁠" Olofsson 23 1.03
Sweden Mathias "⁠pauf⁠" Köhler 19 0.95
Sweden Markus "⁠pronax⁠" Wallsten 25 0.86

Despite GODSENT not even managing to qualify for the Cologne Major Qualifier (a 5-6th place finish in the latest European Minor) and being a team who are very much outside of the circuit of the other top ten teams, they manage to advance one spot in our ranking thanks to a strong 3-4th place run at DreamHack Open Summer.

Although they are doubtless going to lose this spot come the end of July, GODSENT again proved to us that they were a team who could do damage (much like they previously did at DreamHack Masters Malmö 2016) as they surprisingly topped Group B of the $100,000 event with wins over HellRaisers and NiP. In the semifinals, they were stopped by Immortals but we were again left wondering about this team's true potential.

Now if only they could attend more events...

11. United States Liquid

Player Age Rating
Ukraine Oleksandr "⁠s1mple⁠" Kostyliev 18 1.11
United States Spencer "⁠Hiko⁠" Martin 26 1.06
United States Nick "⁠nitr0⁠" Cannella 20 1.03
United States Jonathan "⁠EliGE⁠" Jablonowski 18 1.03
United States Josh "⁠jdm64⁠" Marzano 26 0.99

Liquid's 0-6 run and semifinals elimination at ELEAGUE with Kenneth "⁠koosta⁠" Suen and Eric "⁠adreN⁠" Hoag, despite happening in late May, set the stage for this team's changes in early June: bringing in CLG AWPer jdm64 and also signing Dane Jacob "⁠Pimp⁠" Winneche to the lineup (who will join up with the team after the Major in mid-July).

To fill the gap for the ECS Season 1 Finals and the Cologne Major, Liquid thus enlisted old teammate and enfant terrible s1mple to play out the two events with them.


Even with s1mple stepping down after Cologne, Liquid seem to have found a winning combination

At the ECS Season 1 Finals, Liquid took down event winners G2 16-6 on Cobblestone in their opening match, then lost to Luminosity 12-16 on Train in the winners' match, and were edged out by G2 in the decider match as well to finish in 5-6th place.

Despite this lacklustre finish, the team have an insane amount of firepower now and showed some of that in London (and they even considered that event a trial-run, in their own words). They are bound to regain top ten after the Cologne Major, as they have already eked out a 16-7 defeat of EnVyUs in their opening match and look poised to make the playoffs.

12. Canada TSM

Player Age Rating
Canada Russel "⁠Twistzz⁠" Van Dulken 16 1.11
United States Hunter "⁠SicK⁠" Mims 17 1.03
United States Timothy "⁠autimatic⁠" Ta 19 1.02
Canada Kory "⁠SEMPHIS⁠" Friesen 27 0.96
Canada Pujan "⁠FNS⁠" Mehta 24 0.92

The greatest gains, as SEMPHIS might say, made by a team in June were by Team SoloMid, who jumped a precipitous eleven spots to twelfth place (and who sit literally four points outside of the top ten).

Despite a 0-6 group stage and semifinals loss at ELEAGUE Group D, SEMPHIS's team picked up eleven or more rounds in five of those group losses and also took a map off fnatic (Mirage) in the semifinal, all while using Casper "⁠cadiaN⁠" Møller as a stand-in because Twistzz could not play due to age laws in Georgia.

After this promising showing, TSM showed us one better at the ECS Season 1 Finals where against all odds they managed to finish in 3-4th place, above the likes of NiP, Astralis, Cloud9, and Liquid. They did so via an upset defeat of Astralis (16-12), a nail-biting group winners' match loss to fnatic (14-16), taking down Cloud9 2-0 in the decider match, and finally losing 0-2 to Luminosity in the semifinal.

A lot of what has people excited about this team are Twistzz and SicK, 16 and 17 year old players respectively who yet somehow play with a level of calm and maturity that much older players often lack.

13. Germany mousesports

Player Age Rating
Bosnia and Herzegovina Nikola "⁠NiKo⁠" Kovač 19 1.14
Netherlands Chris "⁠chrisJ⁠" de Jong 26 1.06
Germany Johannes "⁠nex⁠" Maget 24 1.06
Germany Denis "⁠denis⁠" Howell 21 0.95
Germany Timo "⁠Spiidi⁠" Richter 20 0.93

mousesports continue to prove that they are a team who deserve to attend the Majors and they again powered through another Major qualifier in 2016, putting in a 3-0 run in Katowice, Poland that included defeating Fluffy Gangsters, Cloud9, and G2 to be among the first to qualify for ESL One Cologne.

NiKo and his team looked equally strong in ELEAGUE's Group E, at least in the group seeding stage, as they went 4-2 and took second seed and only lost a map apiece to Na`Vi and FlipSid3.


mousesports continue to levitate in the #11-13 range

That unfathomable mouz ability to lose temper and completely crumble was back with a vengeance in the semifinal however, as FlipSid3 (who were third seed) took down mousesports 2-0 and left the team in the dust. Luckily for mouz, they managed to amass enough points in the group stage to be invited back to the Last Chance Qualifier and are thus not done with ELEAGUE.

It's hard to tell if mouz can improve their current problems in the near future. Currently down a game at ESL One Cologne, they are on a collision course with EnVyUs to determine who exits the Major in 13-16th place.

14. Denmark dignitas

Player Age Rating
Denmark Kristian "⁠k0nfig⁠" Wienecke 19 1.08
Denmark René "⁠cajunb⁠" Borg 26 1.04
Norway Ruben "⁠RUBINO⁠" Villarroel 22 1.03
Denmark Jesper "⁠TENZKI⁠" Plougmann 22 0.99
Denmark Mathias "⁠MSL⁠" Lauridsen 21 0.86

dignitas had a pretty poor June but the team's ability to qualify for the Cologne Major has managed to save them from falling any further. They went 3-2 in the Major Qualifier, losing to FaZe and HellRaisers, and defeating Empire, TyLoo, and Renegades to make it to the ninth CS:GO Major (something they failed to do for Columbus).

With cajunb as their new fifth, the team also traveled to Atlanta for ELEAGUE Group D and had a 2-4 group stage record for third seed (losses to fnatic and FaZe and wins over TSM). Despite taking a map off FaZe, they lost in the semifinals and became the first European team out of ELEAGUE in 15-18th place or below (they have since been joined by Gambit).

15. United States Cloud9

Player Age Rating
United States Jake "⁠Stewie2K⁠" Yip 18 1.12
Canada Mike "⁠shroud⁠" Grzesiek 22 1.10
United States Tyler "⁠Skadoodle⁠" Latham 22 1.05
United States Jordan "⁠n0thing⁠" Gilbert 25 1.03
United States Alec "⁠Slemmy⁠" White 25 0.83

Cloud9 had a strange June. They failed to qualify for the Cologne Major which marked n0thing's departure from the "All Majors attendance" club, but they struggled the whole way in Katowice, winning close games over TyLoo and Empire and losing close games to mousesports and EnVyUs before finally being eliminated by G2.


Stewie2K's pick-up may have been questioned by many, but not by your author

At the ECS Season 1 Finals, Cloud9 played a close game against fnatic (13-16) before defeating Astralis 2-0 in their group elimination match. They however fell to TSM 0-2 in the decider and had to contend with a 5-6th place exit.

Cloud9 aren't attending the Major but they do have a spot to the Last Chance Qualifier of ELEAGUE and I think the team will do damage here, call it a hunch. In any case, they edged out OpTic by one point for 15th place in our June ranking.

 

You can also see which teams round up the Top 20 over at our dedicated team ranking page.

July 2016 is of course first dedicated to the $1 million Major in Cologne, Germany, which is currently ongoing. The remainder of the month will see the $1.4 ELEAGUE Season 1 conclude and, after these two mega-events, we are sure to have a better picture of the new order of CS:GO teams.

stich writes for HLTV.org and can be found on Twitter

France Nathan 'NBK-' Schmitt
Nathan 'NBK-' Schmitt
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.07
Maps played:
940
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.66
Brazil Marcelo 'coldzera' David
Marcelo 'coldzera' David
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.20
Maps played:
298
KPR:
0.81
DPR:
0.62
France Cédric 'RpK' Guipouy
Cédric 'RpK' Guipouy
Age:
26
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.00
Maps played:
454
KPR:
0.69
DPR:
0.69
Brazil Epitacio 'TACO' de Melo
Epitacio 'TACO' de Melo
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.96
Maps played:
207
KPR:
0.65
DPR:
0.66
France Edouard 'SmithZz' Dubourdeaux
Edouard 'SmithZz' Dubourdeaux
Age:
27
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.99
Maps played:
955
KPR:
0.67
DPR:
0.67
Brazil João 'felps' Vasconcellos
João 'felps' Vasconcellos
Age:
19
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.07
Maps played:
144
KPR:
0.78
DPR:
0.73
United States Alec 'Slemmy' White
Alec 'Slemmy' White
Age:
25
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.85
Maps played:
175
KPR:
0.57
DPR:
0.69
Brazil Gustavo 'SHOOWTiME' Gonçalves
Gustavo 'SHOOWTiME' Gonçalves
Age:
19
Team:
No team
Rating 1.0:
0.97
Maps played:
185
KPR:
0.66
DPR:
0.67
France Vincent 'Happy' Schopenhauer
Vincent 'Happy' Schopenhauer
Age:
24
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.10
Maps played:
799
KPR:
0.76
DPR:
0.65
United States Nick 'nitr0' Cannella
Nick 'nitr0' Cannella
Age:
20
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.07
Maps played:
378
KPR:
0.75
DPR:
0.69
Sweden Andreas 'znajder' Lindberg
Andreas 'znajder' Lindberg
Age:
23
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.07
Maps played:
605
KPR:
0.74
DPR:
0.67
United States Eric 'adreN' Hoag
Eric 'adreN' Hoag
Age:
26
Team:
No team
Rating 1.0:
0.96
Maps played:
386
KPR:
0.64
DPR:
0.64
Sweden Jesper 'JW' Wecksell
Jesper 'JW' Wecksell
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.09
Maps played:
874
KPR:
0.76
DPR:
0.68
Poland Paweł 'byali' Bieliński
Paweł 'byali' Bieliński
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.04
Maps played:
849
KPR:
0.71
DPR:
0.65
United States Tyler 'Skadoodle' Latham
Tyler 'Skadoodle' Latham
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.10
Maps played:
445
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.59
Sweden Simon 'twist' Eliasson
Simon 'twist' Eliasson
Age:
21
Team:
No team
Rating 1.0:
1.11
Maps played:
500
KPR:
0.78
DPR:
0.69
Russia Denis 'seized' Kostin
Denis 'seized' Kostin
Age:
21
Rating 1.0:
1.05
Maps played:
793
KPR:
0.71
DPR:
0.66
Denmark Casper 'cadiaN' Møller
Casper 'cadiaN' Møller
Age:
21
Team:
No team
Rating 1.0:
0.99
Maps played:
315
KPR:
0.69
DPR:
0.69
Sweden Patrik 'f0rest' Lindberg
Patrik 'f0rest' Lindberg
Age:
28
Rating 1.0:
1.17
Maps played:
948
KPR:
0.80
DPR:
0.64
United States Timothy 'autimatic' Ta
Timothy 'autimatic' Ta
Age:
19
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.03
Maps played:
261
KPR:
0.74
DPR:
0.70
United States Jonathan 'EliGE' Jablonowski
Jonathan 'EliGE' Jablonowski
Age:
18
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.05
Maps played:
347
KPR:
0.74
DPR:
0.71
Sweden Christopher 'GeT_RiGhT' Alesund
Christopher 'GeT_RiGhT' Alesund
Age:
26
Rating 1.0:
1.20
Maps played:
971
KPR:
0.81
DPR:
0.61
Sweden Markus 'pronax' Wallsten
Markus 'pronax' Wallsten
Age:
25
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.92
Maps played:
802
KPR:
0.61
DPR:
0.65
United States Hunter 'SicK' Mims
Hunter 'SicK' Mims
Age:
17
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.03
Maps played:
137
KPR:
0.74
DPR:
0.71
Sweden Jonas 'Lekr0' Olofsson
Jonas 'Lekr0' Olofsson
Age:
23
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.05
Maps played:
159
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.67
Brazil Lincoln 'fnx' Lau
Lincoln 'fnx' Lau
Age:
26
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.08
Maps played:
213
KPR:
0.75
DPR:
0.66
Canada Pujan 'FNS' Mehta
Pujan 'FNS' Mehta
Age:
24
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.95
Maps played:
347
KPR:
0.66
DPR:
0.68
Poland Jarosław 'pashaBiceps' Jarząbkowski
Jarosław 'pashaBiceps' Jarząbkowski
Age:
28
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.06
Maps played:
962
KPR:
0.74
DPR:
0.69
Ukraine Oleksandr 's1mple' Kostyliev
Oleksandr 's1mple' Kostyliev
Age:
18
Team:
No team
Rating 1.0:
1.18
Maps played:
433
KPR:
0.84
DPR:
0.71
Germany Timo 'Spiidi' Richter
Timo 'Spiidi' Richter
Age:
20
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.02
Maps played:
509
KPR:
0.69
DPR:
0.65
United States Spencer 'Hiko' Martin
Spencer 'Hiko' Martin
Age:
26
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.10
Maps played:
468
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.61
Germany Denis 'denis' Howell
Denis 'denis' Howell
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.95
Maps played:
488
KPR:
0.67
DPR:
0.71
Germany Johannes 'nex' Maget
Johannes 'nex' Maget
Age:
24
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.11
Maps played:
503
KPR:
0.77
DPR:
0.66
Denmark Andreas 'Xyp9x' Højsleth
Andreas 'Xyp9x' Højsleth
Age:
20
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.02
Maps played:
855
KPR:
0.67
DPR:
0.62
United States Jake 'Stewie2K' Yip
Jake 'Stewie2K' Yip
Age:
18
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.05
Maps played:
218
KPR:
0.75
DPR:
0.72
United States Kenneth 'koosta' Suen
Kenneth 'koosta' Suen
Age:
20
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.09
Maps played:
220
KPR:
0.74
DPR:
0.66
Sweden Jacob 'pyth' Mourujärvi
Jacob 'pyth' Mourujärvi
Age:
22
Rating 1.0:
1.06
Maps played:
427
KPR:
0.73
DPR:
0.68
Sweden Freddy 'KRIMZ' Johansson
Freddy 'KRIMZ' Johansson
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.09
Maps played:
703
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.61
Sweden Richard 'Xizt' Landström
Richard 'Xizt' Landström
Age:
25
Rating 1.0:
1.06
Maps played:
969
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.64
Brazil Fernando 'fer' Alvarenga
Fernando 'fer' Alvarenga
Age:
24
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.13
Maps played:
346
KPR:
0.79
DPR:
0.68
Brazil Henrique 'HEN1' Teles
Henrique 'HEN1' Teles
Age:
20
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.13
Maps played:
192
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.56
Sweden Olof 'olofmeister' Kajbjer
Olof 'olofmeister' Kajbjer
Age:
24
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.14
Maps played:
686
KPR:
0.78
DPR:
0.64
Denmark Kristian 'k0nfig' Wienecke
Kristian 'k0nfig' Wienecke
Age:
19
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.08
Maps played:
310
KPR:
0.75
DPR:
0.69
Brazil Lucas 'LUCAS1' Teles
Lucas 'LUCAS1' Teles
Age:
20
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.99
Maps played:
191
KPR:
0.66
DPR:
0.66
Brazil Ricardo 'boltz' Prass
Ricardo 'boltz' Prass
Age:
19
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.07
Maps played:
321
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.65
France Timothée 'DEVIL' Démolon
Timothée 'DEVIL' Démolon
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.96
Maps played:
183
KPR:
0.66
DPR:
0.69
Sweden Dennis 'dennis' Edman
Dennis 'dennis' Edman
Age:
25
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.06
Maps played:
440
KPR:
0.73
DPR:
0.67
Canada Kory 'SEMPHIS' Friesen
Kory 'SEMPHIS' Friesen
Age:
27
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.03
Maps played:
417
KPR:
0.73
DPR:
0.70
Canada Russel 'Twistzz' Van Dulken
Russel 'Twistzz' Van Dulken
Age:
16
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.15
Maps played:
102
KPR:
0.78
DPR:
0.66
United States Josh 'jdm64' Marzano
Josh 'jdm64' Marzano
Age:
26
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.07
Maps played:
353
KPR:
0.72
DPR:
0.65
France Dan 'apEX' Madesclaire
Dan 'apEX' Madesclaire
Age:
23
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.06
Maps played:
770
KPR:
0.76
DPR:
0.71
Canada Mike 'shroud' Grzesiek
Mike 'shroud' Grzesiek
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.11
Maps played:
383
KPR:
0.76
DPR:
0.65
Bosnia and Herzegovina Nikola 'NiKo' Kovač
Nikola 'NiKo' Kovač
Age:
19
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.18
Maps played:
394
KPR:
0.83
DPR:
0.70
Sweden Mathias 'pauf' Köhler
Mathias 'pauf' Köhler
Age:
19
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.99
Maps played:
238
KPR:
0.68
DPR:
0.66
Poland Wiktor 'TaZ' Wojtas
Wiktor 'TaZ' Wojtas
Age:
30
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.02
Maps played:
1011
KPR:
0.70
DPR:
0.67
Denmark René 'cajunb' Borg
René 'cajunb' Borg
Age:
26
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.08
Maps played:
704
KPR:
0.73
DPR:
0.64
Poland Filip 'NEO' Kubski
Filip 'NEO' Kubski
Age:
29
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.03
Maps played:
1012
KPR:
0.69
DPR:
0.66
Denmark Jesper 'TENZKI' Plougmann
Jesper 'TENZKI' Plougmann
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.99
Maps played:
430
KPR:
0.67
DPR:
0.66
Denmark Nicolai 'device' Reedtz
Nicolai 'device' Reedtz
Age:
20
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.16
Maps played:
703
KPR:
0.79
DPR:
0.63
Netherlands Chris 'chrisJ' de Jong
Chris 'chrisJ' de Jong
Age:
26
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.10
Maps played:
709
KPR:
0.74
DPR:
0.64
Russia Egor 'flamie' Vasilyev
Egor 'flamie' Vasilyev
Age:
19
Rating 1.0:
1.08
Maps played:
607
KPR:
0.75
DPR:
0.67
Denmark Finn 'karrigan' Andersen
Finn 'karrigan' Andersen
Age:
26
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.97
Maps played:
753
KPR:
0.67
DPR:
0.69
France Alexandre 'bodyy' Pianaro
Alexandre 'bodyy' Pianaro
Age:
19
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.02
Maps played:
198
KPR:
0.70
DPR:
0.67
Slovakia Ladislav 'GuardiaN' Kovács
Ladislav 'GuardiaN' Kovács
Age:
24
Rating 1.0:
1.17
Maps played:
782
KPR:
0.78
DPR:
0.62
France Richard 'shox' Papillon
Richard 'shox' Papillon
Age:
24
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.13
Maps played:
902
KPR:
0.78
DPR:
0.66
Denmark Markus 'Kjaerbye' Kjærbye
Markus 'Kjaerbye' Kjærbye
Age:
18
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.07
Maps played:
553
KPR:
0.73
DPR:
0.65
United States Jordan 'n0thing' Gilbert
Jordan 'n0thing' Gilbert
Age:
25
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.06
Maps played:
441
KPR:
0.73
DPR:
0.67
Norway Ruben 'RUBINO' Villarroel
Ruben 'RUBINO' Villarroel
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.02
Maps played:
459
KPR:
0.71
DPR:
0.68
Belgium Adil 'ScreaM' Benrlitom
Adil 'ScreaM' Benrlitom
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.12
Maps played:
745
KPR:
0.76
DPR:
0.65
Ukraine Ioann 'Edward' Sukhariev
Ioann 'Edward' Sukhariev
Age:
28
Rating 1.0:
1.05
Maps played:
797
KPR:
0.73
DPR:
0.67
Ukraine Danylo 'Zeus' Teslenko
Danylo 'Zeus' Teslenko
Age:
28
Rating 1.0:
0.96
Maps played:
801
KPR:
0.67
DPR:
0.69
Denmark Peter 'dupreeh' Rasmussen
Peter 'dupreeh' Rasmussen
Age:
23
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.10
Maps played:
794
KPR:
0.76
DPR:
0.65
Brazil Gabriel 'FalleN' Toledo
Gabriel 'FalleN' Toledo
Age:
25
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.11
Maps played:
344
KPR:
0.73
DPR:
0.60
Sweden Adam 'friberg' Friberg
Adam 'friberg' Friberg
Age:
24
Rating 1.0:
1.03
Maps played:
949
KPR:
0.70
DPR:
0.66
Sweden Robin 'flusha' Rönnquist
Robin 'flusha' Rönnquist
Age:
22
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.10
Maps played:
876
KPR:
0.74
DPR:
0.64
Denmark Jacob 'Pimp' Winneche
Jacob 'Pimp' Winneche
Age:
20
Team:
No team
Rating 1.0:
1.08
Maps played:
808
KPR:
0.73
DPR:
0.64
Denmark Mathias 'MSL' Lauridsen
Mathias 'MSL' Lauridsen
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
0.93
Maps played:
806
KPR:
0.66
DPR:
0.73
Denmark Lukas 'gla1ve' Rossander
Lukas 'gla1ve' Rossander
Age:
21
Team:
No team
Rating 1.0:
1.03
Maps played:
438
KPR:
0.71
DPR:
0.67
Poland Janusz 'Snax' Pogorzelski
Janusz 'Snax' Pogorzelski
Age:
23
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.08
Maps played:
826
KPR:
0.73
DPR:
0.65
France Kenny 'kennyS' Schrub
Kenny 'kennyS' Schrub
Age:
21
Team:
Rating 1.0:
1.17
Maps played:
824
KPR:
0.79
DPR:
0.63
nice
2016-07-06 06:26
2 replies
Envy > Astralis??? Godsent > Liquid and dognitas??? Godsent had 1 good event...
2016-07-06 08:05
1 reply
ikr, envy will probably not make it through groups in cologne and go bak to 8-9th
2016-07-06 09:40
haker
2016-07-06 06:26
gg
2016-07-06 06:26
Hell yeah.
2016-07-06 06:26
wtf
2016-07-06 06:26
immortals top 10 kek
2016-07-06 06:33
#13
 | 
United States sayNt
damn rip top 10 NA...these rankings are trash anyway. point systems dont work haha
2016-07-06 06:27
13 replies
no need to be so Manichean in how you qualify things, you could simply respond with "I disagree with the methodology of this ranking personally." That is much cleaner.
2016-07-06 06:30
7 replies
+1
2016-07-06 06:37
hey stitch <3 u also thought u were from america
2016-07-06 06:42
2 replies
hey mate. you could either say I'm an American born partial pole who is destined to return to his fatherland or a blue blood american masquerading as a worldly European. the truth is probably somewhere in between; I have dual citizenship though
2016-07-06 06:52
1 reply
dual citizenship weird af like ur in 2 places at once
2016-07-06 06:53
#56
 | 
United States sayNt
stich D: i didn't mean to upset you, just being the average hltv user :( please forgive me man
2016-07-06 08:45
1 reply
:)
2016-07-06 16:50
FaZe #17? I disagree with the methodology of this ranking personally.
2016-07-06 09:27
You think some of these NA teams listed deserve a place in top10?
2016-07-06 06:48
4 replies
#58
 | 
United States sayNt
did I say that?
2016-07-06 08:46
3 replies
Sorry I thought u were criticizing the ranking because it had no NA teams in top10 &#128591;
2016-07-06 10:10
2 replies
#112
 | 
United States sayNt
nope, none of them have done well enough to be top 10 while other teams have been winning and making progress
2016-07-06 16:11
1 reply
agree
2016-07-06 16:28
na top 10 soon
2016-07-06 06:44
germany top 1
2016-07-06 06:47
immortals rank 9? lul meanwhile 1-3 at cologne qualifiers
2016-07-06 06:52
1 reply
The ranking is based on how to be a retard, it's not the actual rankings haha. Cause Envy is top 10, where as they should be like 15-20 and Liquid/faze are top 10 at the moment. But who gives a shit, rankings mean nothing.
2016-07-06 07:01
Immortals rank 9 ? Never lul +3 position
2016-07-06 06:59
#34
 | 
Slovakia TatKo
Always funny how people say this rankings are trash while this is the best rankings out there, not based on some opinion but on true stats
2016-07-06 07:02
19 replies
people are retarded and get offended cos they don't know how this system works :D
2016-07-06 08:19
Y because GODSENT, Cloud9, dignitas etc. better than FaZe right?
2016-07-06 09:43
17 replies
#71
 | 
Slovakia TatKo
Maybe pull your head out of your ass and learn what is this ranking based of and how its made. cheers
2016-07-06 09:45
16 replies
U said this is the best ranking and i'm proving u how wrong it is. U mad oskar?
2016-07-06 09:48
15 replies
#74
 | 
Slovakia TatKo
2/10
2016-07-06 09:48
14 replies
#94
 | 
Denmark Lassy
cmon, say something that can change his opinion :)
2016-07-06 11:27
13 replies
#96
 | 
Slovakia TatKo
Why would i respond to a shit quality b8 ?
2016-07-06 12:01
12 replies
#97
 | 
Denmark Lassy
Where did your come from then?
2016-07-06 12:56
11 replies
#98
 | 
Slovakia TatKo
What do you mean ?
2016-07-06 12:58
10 replies
#99
 | 
Denmark Lassy
Your bait is the worst in HLTV history xd The real number one is ENCE and we all know it
2016-07-06 12:59
9 replies
#100
 | 
Slovakia TatKo
Check for brain damage seems like you need it
2016-07-06 13:01
8 replies
#101
 | 
Denmark Lassy
comes from one who says that he ranking system is flawless
2016-07-06 13:08
7 replies
#103
 | 
Slovakia TatKo
Where did i say its "flawless" ? Lmao you are spilling nonsense left and right. Kid just gtfo if dont have anything normal to say.
2016-07-06 13:10
6 replies
#106
 | 
Denmark Lassy
"this is the best rankings out there" Totally not intending to say that xD Now stop thinking you know shit
2016-07-06 14:27
5 replies
#107
 | 
Slovakia TatKo
It indeed is best ranking but best doesnt mean or intend to mean flawless lmao. Get out of here already
2016-07-06 14:33
4 replies
#108
 | 
Denmark Lassy
You know you intended to mean it is "Flawless" and you know it, now stop playing that game where you know shit about a system, even tho it is terrible and the thing you said "It dosent rate with an opinion, but rather with true stats" Then Xantares should be in top 10 players right? Hell no so fuck off would you?
2016-07-06 14:56
3 replies
#109
 | 
Slovakia TatKo
You are trying way to hard, get out of my face already lmao
2016-07-06 14:57
2 replies
#110
 | 
Denmark Lassy
rofl, if i really did try harder i could actually have found better systems if i wanted, but no you just want to see your GuardiaN in the top 5.
2016-07-06 14:58
1 reply
#111
 | 
Slovakia TatKo
LMAO dude you are delusional as fuck if you are actually not baiting. You couldnt find shit if you cant even understand how this rankings work and cant even read properly. Have a nice day and fuck off already
2016-07-06 15:00
USA not in top 10? /sigh
2016-07-06 07:04
#38
 | 
Singapore BOOMZOOM
Why did faze drop one position when their form has been better lately though
2016-07-06 07:23
The top5 is pretty solid, I just think that Na'Vi could be the 4 and Nip 5
2016-07-06 07:25
1 reply
Nt bot doplan who can't kill 3 hp guy from behind.
2016-07-06 09:29
liquid win envy, -1 lel
2016-07-06 07:36
wtf 18 years ska I though he was like 23
2016-07-06 07:40
4 replies
lol +1
2016-07-06 07:46
i guess stich messed up with id's again
2016-07-06 07:51
2 replies
I messed up the ages on that one xD
2016-07-06 17:06
1 reply
must be because stewie and skadoodle both start with S? :D
2016-07-06 17:07
wtf TSM +11??? Oo
2016-07-06 07:46
flipside 23 idk about that....
2016-07-06 07:53
Ez 4 ence
2016-07-06 07:58
makes sense, feels sad that SK bought their way to the top again, but that's what the organisation has done since the dawn of time
2016-07-06 08:02
GODSENT should be invited to more tournaments.
2016-07-06 08:41
1 reply
seriously yes, they clearly are a strong team but they literally never get to play against good teams
2016-07-06 08:57
#17 > #3 EleGiggle
2016-07-06 08:45
3 swedish teams top10 Nice
2016-07-06 09:01
#61
 | 
Finland IINomadll
EZ ENCE!! :"D
2016-07-06 09:02
#62
 | 
Poland Aloes
Should do this after Cologne....
2016-07-06 09:19
tsm 12th best team in the world...seems legit.
2016-07-06 09:31
Jordan Nothing Gilbert - age 22 ? wtf
2016-07-06 09:36
1 reply
#75
 | 
Russia cripdogg
Same question ;D
2016-07-06 09:53
#76
 | 
Finland sacrim
ez4ence top1 imgur.com/mpVg9w1
2016-07-06 10:02
EZFORENCE
2016-07-06 10:14
Nice age, stewie is 18 not 20
2016-07-06 10:19
#81
 | 
Poland mamba99999
What's the point in making this ranking before the end of the major ??
2016-07-06 10:22
2 replies
just to have the pattern of a ranking at the beginning of each month
2016-07-06 16:51
1 reply
aa, dzieki.
2016-07-06 17:34
Cloud9 ages
2016-07-06 10:37
#87
 | 
Finland San1_
why the fuck godsent is going up on rankings without even playing and having poor results?lol
2016-07-06 11:00
This ranking is F**king horrible. It's never been this wrong before. nV have one decent event and they're top 6? Is this a joke? Nip over NaVi? Immortals and Godsent top 10??? Astralis not top 5??? Wtf is this shit.
2016-07-06 11:05
1 reply
#90
 | 
France StickyRice
Sorry to say but you're going crazy for NV being 6th, for Immortals being in the top 10, but in the same time you don't understand Astralis is not top 5. Astralis lost to TSM, they lost a few times in group stage. I agree NV and Immortals (especially NV) are rated better than they should but that doesn't make Astralis a top 5 team. This ranking is bad, but Astralis not being top 5 isn't absurd.
2016-07-06 11:08
All the retards herethat dont get that their personal subjective opinion about teams doesnt matter when ranking objectively
2016-07-06 11:17
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Slovakia TatKo
Worst part is that most people are not even b8ting here, they are really that dumb.
2016-07-06 13:23
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Yeah. I cant see on my phone but I bet all their userids starts with a 6 or a 7
2016-07-06 13:37
skadoodle is very young Kappa123
2016-07-06 11:22
quite shocking that g2 is second place, any bo3 fnatic/navi would win easily
2016-07-06 11:24
Does this rank has any meaning???
2016-07-06 11:59
fnatic will get #1 again no worries folks
2016-07-06 13:10
2 replies
Nobody is worrying, because nobody cares about them.
2016-07-07 00:40
1 reply
nice bait bruh.
2016-07-07 00:40
ENCEEEEE
2016-07-07 17:12
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