CSGO Quick Fire Facts
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If so What Rank Are You?
Unranked (Under 10 wins)
Silver I
Silver II
Silver III
Silver IV
Silver Elite
Silver Elite Master
Gold Nova I
Gold Nova II
Gold Nova III
Gold Nova Master
Master Guardian I
Master Guardian II
Master Guardian Elite
Distinguished Master Guardian
Legendary Eagle
Legendary Eagle Master
Supreme Master First Class
Global Elite
I once was a MG2 (Master Guardian II) but then I stopped playing for a year and am now left as a nova 1 at the best of times due to my amazing 20fps pc) This game does require a lot of graphics, although fps is needed. Ive won over 400 games and most of my stat trak items ( Guns that save the amount of kills you get with that item) have over 500kills. My proudest stat trak score is the deagle with 1860 kills and counting (My second AWP)
If so What Rank Are You?
Unranked (Under 10 wins)
Silver I
Silver II
Silver III
Silver IV
Silver Elite
Silver Elite Master
Gold Nova I
Gold Nova II
Gold Nova III
Gold Nova Master
Master Guardian I
Master Guardian II
Master Guardian Elite
Distinguished Master Guardian
Legendary Eagle
Legendary Eagle Master
Supreme Master First Class
Global Elite
I once was a MG2 (Master Guardian II) but then I stopped playing for a year and am now left as a nova 1 at the best of times due to my amazing 20fps pc) This game does require a lot of graphics, although fps is needed. Ive won over 400 games and most of my stat trak items ( Guns that save the amount of kills you get with that item) have over 500kills. My proudest stat trak score is the deagle with 1860 kills and counting (My second AWP)
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Competitive games is the reason why csgo is such a popular E-sport. There are thousands of tournaments hosted yearly, where new teams fight it off with the old masters. I am personnaly a Fnatic fan followed by hellraisers and my support is high. you can whatch all the popular matches on websites such as twitch and you can place a cheeky gamble on what team you think will win....
Maps On CSGO=
Arms Race Maps: Baggage, Lake, Monastery, Safehouse, Shoots, St. Marc
Demolition Maps: Bank, Lake, Safehouse, Shortdust, Shorttrain, St. Marc, Sugarcane
Hostage Maps: Italy, Assault, Militia, Office
Reserve Maps: Aztec, Vertigo, Dust, Canals
Casual Maps: Cache, Cobblestone, Dust 2, Inferno, Mirage, Nuke, Overpass, Train
During events new maps are temporarily added for example: Thrill, Black Gold, Insertion, Austria
However Professional Competitive Maps are; Cache,Cobblestone,Inferno,Mirage,Nuke,Overpass,Train and since 2017 the most popular Csgo map Dust 2 has been removed from this match list.
Maps On CSGO=
Arms Race Maps: Baggage, Lake, Monastery, Safehouse, Shoots, St. Marc
Demolition Maps: Bank, Lake, Safehouse, Shortdust, Shorttrain, St. Marc, Sugarcane
Hostage Maps: Italy, Assault, Militia, Office
Reserve Maps: Aztec, Vertigo, Dust, Canals
Casual Maps: Cache, Cobblestone, Dust 2, Inferno, Mirage, Nuke, Overpass, Train
During events new maps are temporarily added for example: Thrill, Black Gold, Insertion, Austria
However Professional Competitive Maps are; Cache,Cobblestone,Inferno,Mirage,Nuke,Overpass,Train and since 2017 the most popular Csgo map Dust 2 has been removed from this match list.
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Top CSGO teams:
Team rankings
1 SK Gaming
1,455
2 Astralis
1,401
3 G2 Esports
1,323
4 Ninjas in Pyjamas
1,318
5 Team Liquid
1,298
6 Immortals
1,298
7 North
1,285
8 Team EnVyUs
1,279
9 Cloud9
1,278
10 fnatic
1,269
11 BIG
1,254
12 OpTic Gaming
1,245
13 FaZe Clan
1,237
14 mousesports
1,237
15 Natus Vincere
1,224
16 Virtus.Pro
1,212
17 Gambit Esports
1,192
18 Renegades
1,186
19 Heroic
1,184
20 Space Soldiers
1,182
21 Counter Logic Gaming
1,170
22 HellRaisers
1,166
23 Team Dignitas
1,138
24 GODSENT
1,137
25 Luminosity Gaming
1,132
26 Team LDLC
1,130
27 Epsilon Esports
1,128
28 Team Kinguin
1,112
29 PENTA Sports
1,092
30 Recca
1,088
31 EnVyUs Academy
1,088
32 TyLoo
1,087
33 Misfits
1,083
34 Imperial
1,083
35 Red Reserve
1,082
36 iGame
1,068
37 NRG eSports
1,064
38 The Mongolz
1,064
39 eXtatus
1,060
40 Tricked Esport
1,056
41 VITALIS
1,055
42 Flipsid3 Tactics
1,053
43 Fnatic Academy
1,049
44 Nexus Gaming
1,043
45 Dynasty Gaming Female
1,034
46 Mask Off
1,033
47 Outlaws
1,033
48 Eclipse
1,029
49 WySix Team
1,028
50 WASD Sports
1,025
These are the top 50 teams that participate in the majors every year and have to battle it out for a place by having best out of 1 matches with over 50 other teams where they continuously get eliminated intill only 20 teams remain. Then they fight it it in 3 matchesin a bracket where the winners of 2 games go through and the loses battle it out once more. Then 16 teams are able to go through to the final brackets when they play the best out of 3 till only 2 teams remain where they battle it out for the final prize money and trophy's.
Here is a list of the Majors throughout the years:
DreamHack Winter 2013: In Nov 28 - 30, 2013 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Jönköping where Fnatic won.
ESL Major Series One Katowice 2014: In Mar 13 - 16, 2014 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Katowice where VP won.
ESL One: Cologne 2014: In Aug 14 - 17, 2014 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Cologne where NiP won.
DreamHack Winter 2014: In Nov 27 - 29, 2014 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Jönköping where LDLC won.
ESL One: Katowice 2015: In Mar 12 - 15, 2015 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Katowice where Fnatic won.
ESL One: Cologne 2015: In Aug 20 - 23, 2015 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Cologne where Fnatic won again.
DreamHack Open Cluj-Napoca 2015: In Oct 28 - Nov 1, 2015 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Cluj-Napoca where nV destroyed the competition.
MLG Major Championship Columbus: In Mar 29 - Apr 3, 2016 the prize pool of $1,000,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Columbus where the underdogs LG began their fame.
ESL One Cologne 2016: In Jul 5 - 10, 2016 the prize pool of $1,000,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Cologne where SK won.
ELEAGUE Major 2017: In Jan 22 - 29, 2017 the prize pool of $1,000,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Atlanta and was won by Astralis.
PGL Major Kraków 2017: In Jul 16 - 23, 2017 the prize pool of $1,000,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Kraków and was shockingly won by the underdogs Gambit Gaming.
Team rankings
1 SK Gaming
1,455
2 Astralis
1,401
3 G2 Esports
1,323
4 Ninjas in Pyjamas
1,318
5 Team Liquid
1,298
6 Immortals
1,298
7 North
1,285
8 Team EnVyUs
1,279
9 Cloud9
1,278
10 fnatic
1,269
11 BIG
1,254
12 OpTic Gaming
1,245
13 FaZe Clan
1,237
14 mousesports
1,237
15 Natus Vincere
1,224
16 Virtus.Pro
1,212
17 Gambit Esports
1,192
18 Renegades
1,186
19 Heroic
1,184
20 Space Soldiers
1,182
21 Counter Logic Gaming
1,170
22 HellRaisers
1,166
23 Team Dignitas
1,138
24 GODSENT
1,137
25 Luminosity Gaming
1,132
26 Team LDLC
1,130
27 Epsilon Esports
1,128
28 Team Kinguin
1,112
29 PENTA Sports
1,092
30 Recca
1,088
31 EnVyUs Academy
1,088
32 TyLoo
1,087
33 Misfits
1,083
34 Imperial
1,083
35 Red Reserve
1,082
36 iGame
1,068
37 NRG eSports
1,064
38 The Mongolz
1,064
39 eXtatus
1,060
40 Tricked Esport
1,056
41 VITALIS
1,055
42 Flipsid3 Tactics
1,053
43 Fnatic Academy
1,049
44 Nexus Gaming
1,043
45 Dynasty Gaming Female
1,034
46 Mask Off
1,033
47 Outlaws
1,033
48 Eclipse
1,029
49 WySix Team
1,028
50 WASD Sports
1,025
These are the top 50 teams that participate in the majors every year and have to battle it out for a place by having best out of 1 matches with over 50 other teams where they continuously get eliminated intill only 20 teams remain. Then they fight it it in 3 matchesin a bracket where the winners of 2 games go through and the loses battle it out once more. Then 16 teams are able to go through to the final brackets when they play the best out of 3 till only 2 teams remain where they battle it out for the final prize money and trophy's.
Here is a list of the Majors throughout the years:
DreamHack Winter 2013: In Nov 28 - 30, 2013 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Jönköping where Fnatic won.
ESL Major Series One Katowice 2014: In Mar 13 - 16, 2014 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Katowice where VP won.
ESL One: Cologne 2014: In Aug 14 - 17, 2014 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Cologne where NiP won.
DreamHack Winter 2014: In Nov 27 - 29, 2014 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Jönköping where LDLC won.
ESL One: Katowice 2015: In Mar 12 - 15, 2015 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Katowice where Fnatic won.
ESL One: Cologne 2015: In Aug 20 - 23, 2015 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Cologne where Fnatic won again.
DreamHack Open Cluj-Napoca 2015: In Oct 28 - Nov 1, 2015 the prize pool of $250,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Cluj-Napoca where nV destroyed the competition.
MLG Major Championship Columbus: In Mar 29 - Apr 3, 2016 the prize pool of $1,000,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Columbus where the underdogs LG began their fame.
ESL One Cologne 2016: In Jul 5 - 10, 2016 the prize pool of $1,000,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Cologne where SK won.
ELEAGUE Major 2017: In Jan 22 - 29, 2017 the prize pool of $1,000,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Atlanta and was won by Astralis.
PGL Major Kraków 2017: In Jul 16 - 23, 2017 the prize pool of $1,000,000 was fought over by 16 teams in Kraków and was shockingly won by the underdogs Gambit Gaming.
