flusha

Robin "flusha" Rönnquist (born August 12, 1993) is a Swedish professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player and former Counter-Strike player. He is regarded as one of the most consistent players in the scene, known as the cornerstone for his team as well as a star player with the ability to carry his team to victory. The Swede joined Fnatic in late 2013 and has since then won a total of three Majors as well as numerous other premier tournaments. After an incredibly successful run in one of the greatest teams of all time, flusha was benched from Fnatic and was signed by Cloud9. After 6 months of inactivity, Fnatic announced his return to the organization.

Gear and Settings[edit]

Mouse Settings ^[1] (list of) Advanced
Mouse	eDPI	DPI	Polling Rate	Sensitivity	Raw Input
Logitech G703	680	400	1000 Hz	1.7	On
Last updated on 2018-12-26 (752 days ago).

Mouse Settings ^[1] (list of) (calculate) Simple
Mouse	Curvature	Circumference	Mouse Setup	Sensitivity	Raw.
Logitech G703	898 MPI 0.589 deg/mm	24.1 in/rev 61.1 cm/rev	400 DPI @ 1000 Hz	1.7	On
Last updated on 2018-12-26 (752 days ago).

Hardware ^[2]

Mouse		Mousepad
	Logitech G703 (White)		Fnatic Gear Focus 2

Monitor		Refresh rate	In-game resolution	Scaling
	ZOWIE by BenQ XL2546	240 Hz	1280×960	Stretched

Keyboard		Headset
	Fnatic Gear RUSH Pro		Fnatic Gear REACT
Last updated on 2020-02-25 (326 days ago).

Crosshair Settings (list of)
Style	Size	Thickness	Sniper	Gap	Outline	Dot	Color	Alpha
`4`	`0`	`0.5`	`1`	`-4`	Yes (thickness `1`)	Yes (`1`)	Red (`0`)	`250`
No date of last update specified!

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`cl_crosshairalpha 250; cl_crosshaircolor 0; cl_crosshairdot 1; cl_crosshairgap -4; cl_crosshairsize 0; cl_crosshairstyle 4; cl_crosshairusealpha 1; cl_crosshairthickness 0.5; cl_crosshair_sniper_width 1; cl_crosshair_outlinethickness 1; cl_crosshair_drawoutline 1;`

Achievements[edit]

Date	Placement	Tier	Type		Result	Prize
2019-10-06	A11st	A1S-Tier	Offline	DreamHack Masters Malmö 2019	2 : 1	$100,000
2018-03-18	A11st	A1S-Tier	Offline	World Electronic Sports Games 2017	2 : 1	$800,000
2018-03-04	A11st	A1S-Tier	Offline	Intel Extreme Masters XII - World Championship	3 : 2	$250,000
2016-03-05	A11st	A1S-Tier	Offline	Intel Extreme Masters X - World Championship	3 : 0	$104,000
2015-12-13	A11st	A1S-Tier	Offline	ESL ESEA Pro League Season 2 - Finals	3 : 2	$100,000
2015-11-29	A11st	A1S-Tier	Offline	FACEIT 2015 Stage 3 Finals	2 : 1	$100,000
2015-08-23	A11st	A1S-Tier	Offline	ESL One: Cologne 2015	2 : 0	$100,000
2015-07-05	A11st	A1S-Tier	Offline	ESL ESEA Pro League Season 1 - Finals	3 : 1	$100,000
2015-03-15	A11st	A1S-Tier	Offline	ESL One: Katowice 2015	2 : 1	$100,000
2013-11-30	A11st	A1S-Tier	Offline	DreamHack Winter 2013	2 : 1	$100,000
About achievementsComplete Results in any Tournament

Trivia[edit]

Was ranked the 13th best player of 2013 by HLTV. ^[3]
Was ranked the 2nd best player of 2014 by HLTV. ^[4]
Was ranked the 5th best player of 2015 by HLTV. ^[5]
Was ranked the 10th best player of 2016 by HLTV. ^[6]
He had won the most major titles, tied with his Fnatic ex-teammates JW and pronax whom he had won the same three majors with until Astralis core members dev1ce, dupreeh, Xyp9x and gla1ve surpassed him, JW and pronax after their win at the StarLadder Berlin Major 2019.
He is not a fan of Nuke or Cobblestone, as he thinks that Nuke is unplayable whilst Cobblestone is just a bad map generally. ^[7]
He is a long time teammate of JW - they played on the same team together for a total of 5 years, 235 days (January 29th 2013 - September 21st 2018) before flusha was benched from Fnatic and later acquired by Cloud9. Their tenure continues when flusha rejoined Fnatic on September 16th 2019.
He is currently in a relationship with Therese "Szanto" Szanto.
Was named the MVP of Intel Extreme Masters Season XII World Championship. ^[8]
He donated some of his own prize money from IOS Pantamera to Kabum e-Sports, which granted them an opportunity to qualify for ESL One: Katowice 2015. This would inevitably lead to the FalleN-led squad to make an impression on the scene to find better sponsors, and later using that golden opportunity to make it to the top, winning two Valve Majors in the following year. ^[9]