A demonstration game took place on the stream of popular streamer dima_wallhacks, which became a reason for irony and rethinking old scandals. Counter-Strike legend Robin “flusha” Rönnquist, who has been suspected of using cheats for decades, played a 1v5 match against five players from the 10th level of FACEIT. The conditions were as unnatural as possible: flusha played with a wallhack, meaning he could see all his opponents through walls. But it didn't help him — he lost 3:13.

“The same flusha” — now officially without software

The irony is that this match took place on the dima_wallhacks show stream, which specializes in demonstrating gameplay with “WH” for entertainment. It was there that flusha decided to “joke” about the old accusations — and lost. For many in the community, this was further proof that the accusations of cheating against him throughout his career were exaggerated:

“13:3 with WH — now it's clear why he won not because of cheats, but thanks to his gaming intuition,” wrote one of the stream viewers.

A career built not on cheats

Despite all the long-standing suspicions, flusha is a three-time Major champion, one of the most successful players in the history of Fnatic and the CS:GO scene in general. He was known not for his aggressive style, but for his intellectual play, ability to read his opponents, and make unconventional decisions.

This is precisely what he was accused of: “That's not how you play, he knows everything in advance.” But after yesterday's live stream, where flusha literally “knew everything in advance” — and still didn't win — it became clear that it wasn't about WH.

The perfect reference

Flusha's match against dima_wallhacks is not just a stream. It's a meme, a response to years of controversy and an attempt to put an end to the long-standing conflict between analysts and fans. No matter how you look at it, 13:3 against FACEIT 10, even with wallhack, sounds like a verdict on all conspiracy theories.