Imperial Esports lost to paiN Gaming in the ESL Challenger Melbourne 2022 CS:GO final. The meeting ended with the score 1:2 (17:19 on Overpass, 16:7 on Inferno, and 12:16 on Dust2). Rodrigo "biguzera" Bittencourt's team earned $50,000 and a slot at the ESL Pro League Conference Season 17. Earlier, paiN and Imperial made it to the playoffs from Group B, finishing first and second respectively.
ESL Challenger Melbourne 2022 matches were held from 2 to 4 September in Australia on LAN. The prize pool of the competition was $100,000 and a slot for the ESL Pro League Conference Season 17.
Practicing your grenade throws and lineups is an absolute must if you care about your rank and truly want to improve in CS2. Knowing how to use grenades is almost just as important as your aim because of the big role they play in attacking and defending sites.
So today, I’ll be teaching you how to create a rethrow bind and give you a couple of tips on how you can use it in your training sessions.
Mastering the Jumpthrow Bind in CS2: Guide for 2026
Jumpthrow bind is a custom command in CS2 that allows players to automate the consistent throwing of grenades (such as smoke, HE, Molotov, and flashes). The setting combines jumping and throwing grenades to avoid potential obstacles with a single press.
Ever since Valve released CS2, each player can have two different ranks. A Competitive Rank, similar to the one within CS:GO, and a Premier Rank that features a new mechanic called CS Rating.
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