CS:GO is gradually coming to an end with the release of Counter-Strike 2 impending. But this hasn’t stopped pro gamers from reaching brand-new turningpoints, with veteran Snax nabbing a record over the weekend.
The Polish gamer has now overtaken retired legend JW’s record of general eliminates in CS:GO history. Snax now has 43,531 eliminates, with the Swede holding onto 2nd location with 43,474 eliminates according to HLTV.
It’s mostlikely Snax will stay at the leading upuntil the esports scene shifts to CS2. He’s still an active gamer, presently completing under Pompa Team’s banner. The group won the PGE Polish Esport League Supercup this Sunday.
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JW will be fortunate to stay on the podium. The Swede retired on Aug. 15 and is presently wentafter by Eternal Fire’s XANTARES and BIG’s tasbeN, who are less than 1,500 eliminates brief. Given there’s still no authorities release date for CS2, and the summerseason is coming to an end, they might still catch the previous Fnatic gamer.
The videogame was formally revealed on March 23 and is set to launch