Daniil "headtr1ck" Valitov, the 19-year-old sniper, has officially departed from the Swedish esports organization NIP after a tenure of one year and one month. His performance, marked by a 6.3 average rating, concluded with significant team achievements and personal milestones.

During his stint with NIP, headtr1ck played a important role in their victory at the BLAST Premier Fall Groups 2023, where it took 1-3 place. The tournament prize pool was $177.500, saw him notch a 6.4 rating, underscoring his crucial contributions.

In contrast, the BLAST Paris Major 2023 painted a different picture with NIP finishing in the 9-11th place, where headtr1ck maintained a consistent rating of 6.3. His final official match with NIP was on February 15, 2024, at the PGL CS2 Major Copenhagen 2024 Europe RMR A. The match ended in a 2-0 defeat SAW, resulting in NIP failing to qualify for the first major tournament of cs2. Headtr1ck wrapped up the tournament with a lower rating of 5.5.

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Post-NIP, headtr1ck didn't wait long to continue his esports journey, joining the Ukrainian team B8 on April 5. Here, his performance slightly dipped to a 6.2 rating, but the young sniper's career promises more as he adapts to his new team environment.

This transition marks a significant shift for both headtr1ck and NIP, setting the stage for new beginnings and potential challenges in the competitive Counter-Strike scene.