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Do you know the oldest one who plays Counter-Strike? You'll be surprised, but he is Ukrainian. His name is Andrii "B1ad3" Horodenskyi. He is the current coach for Natus Vincere, previously, he was known as in-game leader in DTS Gaming, KerchNET, dAT Team and FlipSid3. But how did he climb to the Everest of CS:GO? Let's figure it out.

In the 7.32 update era, Dota gains a good selection of heroes. One such hero is Lycanthrope. It's very significant that this hero is back in the modern Dota meta. Because even a month ago, the pick rate of this hero was 1.25%, and now it's 1.8%. You can see that players have started to draft this hero. The win rate has also increased from 49.8% to 51%. Yes, you can say that 2% is not an indicator, just the opposite.

From the beginning, the recognition of MMORPG China region has been dominant among other regions. As history has shown, Dota 2 did not become exceptional, and Chinese vulnerabilities did not turn out to be stronger among all the others on time exceptions, one has only to remember the absolute hegemony of the probability of occurrence of signs in 2014 and 2016. Almost every year, fans of the Chinese region have one or two teams that almost never go into the skills of other teams from other regions: once they were Vici Gaming, Wings, Newbee, LGD, LGD Forever Young. Each such team had a chance to get the coveted The International Cup - some teams found it, and some, although they didn’t find it, were very close. PSG.LGD is a team that stands out for a very high level of play and makes fans fall in love with its unmistakable game at speeds, but so far, all of them are ahead in the last three years of performances in vain.

If you’ve ever opened your CS2 inventory and thought, “Alright, how do I actually sell this?” You’re not alone. Although Steam's Community Market has a simple interface, it hides a couple of minor cooldowns and confirmations that frustrate first-time traders.

People love saying they made money from CS2 skins. And yes, technically, you can profit, but only within Valve’s rules.

 

You’re not cashing out real cash since Steam Wallet funds stay in Steam. However, you can build value by turning drops, cases, and timing into a balance you reinvest into games or skins.