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Astralis

For the Finnish 1.6 team, see astralis (Finnish team).
[e][h]Astralis
Team Information
Location:
Denmark Denmark
Region:
Europe Europe
Team Captain:
Denmark Lukas "gla1ve" Rossander
Coaches:
Denmark Danny "zonic" Sørensen
Total Winnings:
$6,718,134
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History
Created:
2016-01-18
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Astralis is a Danish organization owned by players of the former Danish Team SoloMid/Questionmark lineup, with the help of their manager, Frederik "realition" Byskov. The rights to the Astralis name were obtained from the original founders of the Finnish Counter-Strike team. [1]

As of May 19th and as a result of cajunb and Kjaerbye swapping teams with eachother, Astralis later announced in a Q&A on their website that these roster changes do not automatically revoke him of his ownership with the organization, nor automatically grant Kjaerbye ownership with the organization, as the other staff may later decide what takes effect later on. [2] While Bo "wantz" Vestergaard was still in the team as a backup, he was never declared an owner nor granted any form of ownership either.

History[edit]

January 2016 - May 2016 (device, dupreeh, Xyp9x, cajunb, karrigan)[edit]

Astralis’ first event was DreamHack Leipzig 2016 in January 2016. The team topped their group after defeating their Danish brethren Dignitas and the European-mix team mousesports in best-of-ones, however they exited the event in the semi-final losing 0-2 to Luminosity Gaming. Their next LAN was Global eSports Cup where they topped their group once again, this time with best-of-three wins over Method and G2 Esports. They would go on to lose the semi-final vs their rivals from the previous year, Team EnVyUs 1-2 and then defeat CLG in the third-place decider, only losing seven rounds over two maps. ESL Expo Barcelona was up next which featured an unusual format where each team had three lives and a map loss would mean a life lost. Astralis won five maps against G2 Esports, x6tence, Team EnVyUs and Dignitas. Astralis narrowly lost a life to G2 and played two close games vs Fnatic in the faux-final as the only two teams left.

IEM Katowice was next and Astralis would once again top their group and go straight to the semi-final with best-of-one wins over Team EnVyUs, Virtus.Pro, E-Frag, FaZe Clan and Tempo Storm. Astralis were set to play the last match of the day vs Fnatic, but due to delays, this didn’t start until midnight and finally finished at 3am with Astralis losing 1-2.

Astralis were expected to go far in MLG Columbus, the eighth CS:GO Major following their 2nd place finish to Natus Vincere at Counter Pit League Season 2. The event started well as Astralis beat Gambit and CLG to top their group but were rewarded by being drawn against Fnatic in the Quarterfinals, the favourites to win the whole event after winning their previous six events in a row. Things did not go well for the Swedes though, as Astralis won in two maps, 16-10 on Overpass and 16-5 on Fnatic’s map pick, Cache due to a standout performance from Peter “dupreeh” Rasmussen. Astralis went on to face Navi in the semi-final where they narrowly lost Inferno 14-16 and were outclassed on Dust II thanks to stellar performances from Ioann “Edward” Sukhariev and Egor “flamie” Vasilyev.

Over the next few events Astralis did not live up to their reputation of cleaning up in groups and advancing comfortably to playoffs. Their first group stage exit in six months occurred at DreamHack Masters Malmö 2016, where they won the opener vs Lounge Gaming but were upset by their Danish counterparts, Dignitas 9-16 on their home map Overpass. Astralis drew the hometown heroes, Ninjas in Pyjamas in the decider match and lost 1-2 with poor performances from dupreeh and IGL Finn “karrigan Andersen. NiP would go on to win the event in front of a roaring Swedish crowd. A month later, the team attended ESL Pro League S3 Finals in England. This time they lost to the North American mix of OpTic Gaming in a best-of-one 7-16 and came up against the Columbus Major champions, Luminosity. They fought a tough best-of-three, winning the first map and narrowly lost the remaining two despite Nicolai “device” Reedtz having a K-D of 81-50. Luminosity went on to win this event in a gruelling best-of-five vs G2. Following this defeat Astralis decided to swap René “cajunb” Borg for Dignitas’ Markus “Kjaerbye” Kjaerbye who was headhunted by Astralis’ coach, Danny “zonic” Sørensen whom he knew from his time coaching him during 2015.

June 2016 - October 2016 (device, dupreeh, Xyp9x, karrigan, Kjaerbye)[edit]

With a month of practice Astralis attended DreamHack Summer 2016, and this time things were looking up as they topped their group, comfortably defeating the Finnish ENCE eSports and Danish SK Gaming. An all too familiar story occurred in playoffs where they faced NiP in the semi-finals and once again fought a strong best-of-three but ultimately lost 1-2, nearly winning on Cobblestone, Astralis’ perma-ban map. Astralis played their ELEAGUE Season 1 group in June, topping their group winning 5 out of 6 maps vs NRG, CLG and SK Gaming with the help of zonic standing in for IGL karrigan who arrived late to the event. They then won best-of-threes vs NRG and CLG. At ECS Season 1 Finals Astralis once again uncharacteristically lost to a North American team, this time being Team SoloMid led by Kory “SEMPHIS” Friesen. They went on to face Cloud9 in the decider match and were beaten 0-2.

Astralis went into ESL One Cologne 2016, the second CS:GO Major of the year with a stand-in for Kjaerbye in the form of Lukas “gla1ve” Rossander. This was because Kjaerbye played and won the European Minor with Dignitas and Valve rules dictated he had to sit the event out. In Germany, Astralis defeated their Danish rivals Dignitas in the event opener but were destroyed by the CIS Gambit Gaming team in the winner’s best-of-one 6-16. Tragedy struck after this loss with Peter "dupreeh" Rasmussen getting appendicitis and resulted in him watching the remainder of the event from hospital. Coach zonic rose to the challenge having not played the game since ELEAGUE a month prior and Astralis scraped through to the playoffs besting Dignitas 2-1. Astralis were drawn vs the Polish legends Virtus.pro in the quarterfinals, however they were unable to best them despite a strong performance from device going 68-43 in K-D and taking the Poles to overtime on both maps.

After the Major Astralis returned to Atlanta to attend the ELEAGUE playoffs but lost to mousesports 0-2 in the quarterfinals. Shortly after they attended Power-LAN, a small Danish event. They advanced to the semi-finals as expected but lost to Heroic 1-2, led by their Major stand-in gla1ve. Less than two weeks later Heroic bested Astralis again, this time in the opener at StarLadder StarSeries Season 2 16-13 on Train. Astralis were pitted vs Oleksandr "s1mple" Kostyliev’s Navi in the elimination match and won in overtime 19-17. Astralis won vs the Chinese TyLoo 2-1 to advance to the quarterfinals but once again lost to NiP 1-2.

In October Astralis attended ESL New York 2016 featuring an 8 team Swiss format in which they grinded past G2 Esports 16-13 but didn’t win another map against opponents SK Gaming (former Luminosity), Fnatic and OpTic Gaming. A week later they bombed out in the round of 12 at WESG 2016 European Finals losing 1-2 to GODSENT with the two maps they lost being 14-16. A breakdown in the team occurred and Astralis decided it was time for karrigan to go, opting for gla1ve instead. karrigan had led the core players since December 2014 to five tournament wins in 2015 but none since forming Astralis.

November 2016 - January 2018 (device, dupreeh, Xyp9x, Kjaerbye, gla1ve)[edit]

Astralis returned to what was expected from them after poor placings throughout the majority of 2016 by topping their group at ELEAGUE Season 2 with best-of-one victories against ALTERNATE aTTaX and SK Gaming. A week later they topped their six-team group at IEM Oakland 2016 with wins vs Team Liquid, Natus Vincere, Immortals and TyLoo with the only loss vs G2 Esports. This netted them a semi-final spot and they lost 0-2 to SK Gaming 14-16 and 12-16 where Nicolai “device” Reedtz had an uncharacteristically poor showing. The team returned to Atlanta for the ELEAGUE playoffs and reached the final, triumphing over Ninjas in Pyjamas 2-1 with Markus “Kjaerbye” Kjaerbye posting a 1.56 HLTV rating, beating SK 2-0 with a stellar performance by Andreas “Xyp9x” Højsleth. Astralis were expected to win the final vs OpTic Gaming after defeating the Brazilian favourites in the semi-final and OpTic causing upsets on the other side of the bracket. The Danes looked like they were on their way to do this with a 16-9 win on Train but lost the next two maps 6-16 and 11-16 with Keith “NAF” Markovic putting up an incredible 78-45 K-D.

Astralis would get revenge against the North American side a week later at ECS Season 2 Finals in Anaheim winning their first match of the group 16-7, followed by a 16-3 trouncing over FaZe Clan with Xyp9x going 25-5 against the European team. In the semi-final Astralis bested SK Gaming 2-0 with device achieving a 46-19 K-D over 45 rounds. OpTic met them in the final but this time the Danish side were too hot for them to handle and Astralis obtained their first trophy since they formed twelve months prior.

February 2018 - Present (device, dupreeh, Xyp9x, gla1ve, Magisk)[edit]

In February, Kjaerbye unexpectedly left Astralis to join North. Astralis were left scrambling for a fifth player but fortunately, they were able to sign Emil "Magisk" Reif a few days later. This would mark the beginning of an astronomical rise to the top and domination over the Counter-Strike scene. After a quarter-final finish at StarSeries S4 and a semi-final loss to FaZe Clan at IEM Katowice 2018, they reached the summit after a spectacular performance at DreamHack Marseille 2018, convincingly beating FaZe Clan, Fnatic, and Natus Vincere on their way to the title. This victory was Astralis' first step on the ladder to winning the Intel Grand Slam in which a team needs to win four out of 10 applicable events in a rolling period. Although they lost to FaZe Clan in the grand final after a narrow 3-0 best of five series at IEM Sydney 2018, they bounced back at ESL Pro League Season 7 Finals, swiftly defeating FaZe Clan and beating Team Liquid 3-1 to grab the trophy. With this win they were halfway to claiming the acclaimed, and as Dupreeh would say, "impossible" Intel Grand Slam. They continued their dominance over the Summer with trophies at ECS Season 5 Finals and ELEAGUE CS:GO Premier 2018, with a semi-final loss to Natus Vincere at ESL One Cologne 2018 in-between.

After the month-long player break Astralis attended DreamHack Stockholm 2018 in September.They came 2nd in the group, losing the best-of-three Winner's match to their Danish rivals, North. The side still made the final with 2-0 wins over MIBR and NiP, however they lost in the final 1-2 to North. This didn't faze them though as Astralis then crowned their era with their second Major title at FACEIT Major: London 2018, quickly defeating FaZe Clan, Team Liquid, and Natus Vincere without dropping a single map in the playoffs. A mere 6 days later, they bested MIBR 2-1 in the grand-final at BLAST Pro Series: Istanbul 2018 after having an undefeated 5-0 group stage to continue their dominance over the scene. Astralis would attend BLAST Pro Series: Copenhagen 2018 a month later, however they failed to reach the final, having lost maps to NiP and Na'Vi. Once again the Danes bounced back at IEM Chicago 2018, this time with best-of-three wins over North, mousesports and Fnatic. Astralis almost bowed out in the semi-final match vs Fnatic as they were down 9-15 on Inferno, but with a stellar execute onto the B bombsite they clawed back and won the map 19-17. They then went on to defeat Team Liquid in the final 3:0. This also nabbed them their third trophy towards the Intel Grand Slam with two events left to complete four out of 10 victories to claim $1,000,000.

Two weeks later Astralis flew to Texas to battle at ECS Season 6 Finals. The team narrowly lost to the Brazilian/American mix of MIBR 1-2 with map scores of 16-10, 20-22 and 14-16. They would claim revenge in the final though, but not before beating NiP 2-1 with device positing a 68-40 K-D series. The Danes would then claim back-to-back ECS titles after besting MIBR narrowly over two maps. A fortnight later Astralis were on home soil, attempting to claim their first win in front of a friendly crowd and also get fourth trophy to complete the Intel Grand Slam. The Danes swept through the group stage with victories over ViCi Gaming, HellRaisers and Team Liquid to secure a place in the semi-final. There, they would face and defeat mousesports 2-0 with another incredible effort by device posting a 1.76 HLTV rating. In the final they met their frequent rivals Team Liquid but once again they were no match for Astralis and the Danes finally won on home soil, defeating the serial second place finishers 3-1 and claimed the Intel Grand Slam along with the team's ninth trophy of the year. The side's last event was BLAST Pro Series: Lisbon 2018 where they claimed first prize once again, this time winning 5-0 in groups and 2-1 over Na'Vi. This year would break records with all five players making it into HLTV.org's HLTV Top 20 Players of the Year, with Xyp9x getting 13th place, gla1ve claiming 8th place, Magisk 7th place, Dupreeh 5th place and device topping the team with 2nd place. Over the year the team went undefeated on Nuke on LAN, notching 27 wins in a row. [3] The crusade also netted them ten trophies out of twelve finals where they bested Team Liquid on five occasions, three semi-final finishes and two finishes outside of the top four. The team had truly claimed their era in CS:GO.

2019 started with Astralis attending iBUYPOWER Masters IV and it turned out to be one of the lesser events in recent history, being marred by delays and issues. The Danes easily topped their group and then dispatched of Ghost Gaming in the semi-final 2-0 before finally losing to Team Liquid in the final on their sixth Grand Final meeting. As they displayed in the prior year, Astralis doesn't lose more than one event in a row. Astralis headed into the first Major of the year and started by cruising to the playoffs with wins over compLexity Gaming, Cloud9 (16-0 on Train) and Renegades. Astralis would face Ninjas in Pyjamas in the quarter-final and bested them 2-0 with stand-out performances from Magisk and Xyp9x taking them to the semi-final. Here they met the full-Brazilian lineup of MIBR and dispatched of them 2-0 as well.

Surprisingly it was not Na'Vi or Team Liquid waiting in the final for the Danes, instead it was the Finns of ENCE. They were no match for Astralis though and the Danes defeated them 2-0 on Train and Inferno to take the title and secure back-to-back Major titles. They are the third lineup in CS:GO history to secure two official majors in a row, the previous being Swedes of Fnatic in 2015 and the Brazilians of Luminosity Gaming who became SK Gaming in 2016. As of Katowice 2019, commentators and spectators alike regard this lineup as the most dominant team in Counter Strike history.

Timeline[edit]

  • 2016
  • 2017
  • 2018
  • 2019
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  • March 3rd - Astralis wins the IEM Major in Katowice, defeating ENCE 2-0 in the grand-final.

Player Roster[edit]

Active[edit]

Active Squad
ID Name Join Date
Denmark dev1ce Nicolai Reedtz 2016-01-18 [4][12]
Denmark dupreeh Peter Rasmussen 2016-01-18 [4]
Denmark Xyp9x Andreas Højsleth 2016-01-18 [4]
Denmark gla1ve In-Game Leader Lukas Rossander 2016-10-24 [9]
Denmark Magisk Emil Reif 2018-02-07 [14]
Denmark zonic (Coach) Danny Sørensen 2016-01-18 [4]

Former[edit]

Former Players
ID Name Join Date Leave Date New Team
Denmark Kjaerbye Markus Kjærbye 2016-05-19 [7] 2018-02-02 [13] North
Denmark karrigan Captain Finn Andersen 2016-01-18 [4] 2016-10-19 [8] FaZe Clan
Denmark cajunb René Borg 2016-01-18 [4] 2016-05-19 [7] Team Dignitas
Denmark wantz (Backup) Bo Vestergaard 2016-03-08 [5] 2016-05-09 [6] The Imperial
Temporary stand-ins
ID Name Replacing ID Name Tournament(s)
Norway RUBINO  
 Ruben Villarroel
Denmark dev1ce Nicolai Reedtz ECS Season 4 Finals [11]
ESL Pro LeagueESL Pro League Season 6 Finals [11]
Sweden dennis  
 Dennis Edman
Denmark dev1ce Nicolai Reedtz BLAST Pro SeriesBLAST Pro Series: Copenhagen 2017 [10]
Denmark Pimp   Jacob Winneche
Denmark dev1ce Nicolai Reedtz ECS Season 4 Europe (Week 7) [10]
Denmark zonic  
 Danny Sørensen
Denmark dev1ce Nicolai Reedtz Intel Extreme MastersIEM Oakland 2017 (vs. Ninjas in Pyjamas) [15]
ESL Pro LeagueESL Pro League Season 5 (vs. Virtus.pro) [16]
Denmark NoTaN1dgl   Anton Pedersen
Denmark karrigan Finn Andersen ESL Pro LeagueESL Pro League Season 4 (Week 9) [17]
Denmark zonic  
 Danny Sørensen
Denmark dupreeh Peter Rothmann ESL OneESL One Cologne 2016 (Group Decider & Playoffs) [18]
Denmark gla1ve  
 Lukas Rossander
Denmark Kjaerbye Markus Kjærbye ESL OneESL One Cologne 2016 [19]
Denmark zonic  
 Danny Sørensen
Denmark karrigan Finn Andersen ELEAGUEELEAGUE Season 1 (vs. NRG Esports & Counter Logic Gaming) [20]

Organization[edit]

Former[edit]

Former Organization
ID Name Position Join Date Leave Date New Organization
Denmark realition Frederik Byskov CEO 2016-01-18 [4] 2018-03-12 [21] RFRSH
Denmark PHedemark Phillip Rasmussen Social Media Manager 2016-01-18 [4] 2016-12-31 [22] North
Denmark JLK Jakob Lund Kristensen Founder 2016-01-18 [4] 2016-12-21 [23] RFRSH
United Kingdom biglittle Matthew Truelove Creative Director 2016-01-18 [4] 2016-07-01 [24]
Costa Rica Moha Bensofia VP Partnerships Unknown Unknown
Denmark Stephan Christensen Art Director Unknown Unknown RFRSH

Results[edit]

  • Achievements
  • Recent Matches
Date Placement Tier Type Tournament Results Prize
2019-03-03 A11st A1S-Tier Offline Intel Extreme Masters XIII - Katowice Major 2019 2 : 0 $500,000
2018-12-09 A11st A1S-Tier Offline ESL Pro League Season 8 - Finals 3 : 1 $250,000
2018-11-25 A11st A1S-Tier Offline Esports Championship Series Season 6 - Finals 2 : 0 $250,000
2018-09-23 A11st A1S-Tier Offline FACEIT Major: London 2018 2 : 0 $500,000
2018-07-29 A11st A1S-Tier Offline ELEAGUE CS:GO Premier 2018 2 : 0 $500,000
2018-06-10 A11st A1S-Tier Offline Esports Championship Series Season 5 - Finals 2 : 0 $250,000
2018-05-20 A11st A1S-Tier Offline ESL Pro League Season 7 - Finals 3 : 1 $250,000
2017-03-05 A11st A1S-Tier Offline Intel Extreme Masters XI - World Championship 3 : 1 $104,000
2017-01-29 A11st A1S-Tier Offline ELEAGUE Major: Atlanta 2017 2 : 1 $500,000
2016-12-11 A11st A1S-Tier Offline Esports Championship Series Season 2 - Finals 2 : 0 $250,000
About achievementsComplete Results in any Tournament
DateTimeTierTypeTournamentScorevs. Team
2019-07-0615:00 CEST
A1S-Tier
 OfflineESL One: Cologne 2019ESL One: Cologne 20191 : 2 Vitality
2019-07-0418:00 CEST
A1S-Tier
 OfflineESL One: Cologne 2019ESL One: Cologne 20192 : 0 NiP
2019-07-0315:30 CEST
A1S-Tier
 OfflineESL One: Cologne 2019ESL One: Cologne 20192 : 0 Fnatic
2019-07-0214:20 CEST
A1S-Tier
 OfflineESL One: Cologne 2019ESL One: Cologne 201916 - 4 BIG
2019-06-2118:30 CEST
A1S-Tier
 OfflineESL Pro League Season 9 - FinalsESL Pro League Season 9 - Finals1 : 2 Liquid
2019-06-2015:35 CEST
A1S-Tier
 OfflineESL Pro League Season 9 - FinalsESL Pro League Season 9 - Finals1 : 2 NRG
2019-06-1821:10 CEST
A1S-Tier
 OfflineESL Pro League Season 9 - FinalsESL Pro League Season 9 - Finals2 : 0 Heroic
2019-06-1813:10 CEST
A1S-Tier
 OfflineESL Pro League Season 9 - FinalsESL Pro League Season 9 - Finals16 - 9 C9
2019-06-0716:00 BST
A1S-Tier
 OfflineEsports Championship Series Season 7 - FinalsEsports Championship Series Season 7 - Finals1 : 2 FURIA
2019-06-0710:00 BST
A1S-Tier
 OfflineEsports Championship Series Season 7 - FinalsEsports Championship Series Season 7 - Finals2 : 0 NiP
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Interviews[edit]

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Highlights[edit]

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References[edit]

  1. ↑ Phillip "PHedemark" Rasmussen (2016-01-19). "Team Questionmark becomes Astralis - players will be co-owners".
  2. ↑ "Q&A about Astralis Ownership". Astralis. 2016-05-20.
  3. ↑ "Astralis Nuke Stats on LAN 2018". HLTV.org.
  4. ↑ 4.00 4.01 4.02 4.03 4.04 4.05 4.06 4.07 4.08 4.09 4.10 "Team Questionmark becomes Astralis". Astralis. 2016-01-18.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 do_0h (2016-03-09). "wantz joins Astralis as backup player". GreatFrag.
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Michal "stich" Malachowski (2016-05-09). "FeTiSh returns in The Imperial". HLTV.org.
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Milan "Striker" Švejda (2016-05-19). "Astralis replace cajunb with Kjaerbye". HLTV.org.
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Zvonimir "Professeur" Burazin (2016-10-19). "karrigan joins FaZe". HLTV.org.
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Luis "MIRAA" Mira (2016-10-24). "gla1ve joins Astralis". HLTV.org.
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Zvonimir "Professeur" Burazin (2017-11-22). "device on medical leave, dennis and Pimp to stand in". HLTV.org.
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Zvonimir "Professeur" Burazin (2017-11-30). "Astralis to use RUBINO for ESL Pro League Finals". HLTV.org.
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Luis "MIRAA" Mira (2018-01-11). "Astralis confirm device return at the ELEAGUE Major". HLTV.org.
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 Luis "MIRAA" Mira (2018-02-02). "Kjaerbye confirms North move". HLTV.org.
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 "Astralis sign Magisk". Astralis. 2018-02-07.
  15. ↑ Zvonimir "Professeur" Burazin (2017-11-14). "zonic to step in for Astralis in first IEM Oakland game". HLTV.org.
  16. ↑ Sam Nordmark (2017-03-08). "Device sits out ESL Pro League matches due to medical issue". Dot Esports.
  17. ↑ Milan "Striker" Švejda (2016-10-11). "Astralis bench karrigan". HLTV.org.
  18. ↑ Bünyamin "BenjaCS" Bektaş (2016-07-06). "dupreeh to miss rest of major". HLTV.org.
  19. ↑ Milan "Striker" Švejda (2016-05-26). "Astralis to use gla1ve at major". HLTV.org.
  20. ↑ Luis "MIRAA" Mira (2016-06-06). "zonic steps in for Astralis in ELEAGUE". HLTV.org.
  21. ↑ RFRSH (2017-03-12). "RFRSH Entertainment and BLAST expands: Opens London Office".
  22. ↑ Phillip "PHedemark" Rasmussen (2017-01-02). "As '16 turns to '17 I'm leaving Astralis".
  23. ↑ Christian "Sander" Sandersen (2016-12-21). "JLK has surrendered joint control of Astralis" (in Denmark Danish). Dust2.dk.
  24. ↑ Matthew "biglittle" Truelove (2017-08-16). "The Final Chapter".
  25. ↑ "Congratulations to the winner of the Esports Team of the Year are @astralisgg". Esports Awards. 2018-11-12.
  26. ↑ "We’re the @esportsawards “Esports Team of the Year”! What an honor. Thank you to all who voted, all our fans and sponsors.". Astralis. 2018-11-12.
  27. ↑ "Astralis Nuke Stats on LAN". HLTV.org.
  28. ↑ "Liquid claim No.1 world ranking spot with Dallas victory". HLTV.org. 2019-06-03.


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