FaZe Clan's rifleman Robin ropz Kool won the MVP award at the CS Asia Championships 2023 Final. ropz became the first player in the history of Counter-Strike 2 to win two consecutive MVP awards at the tier-1 LAN championships.
The Estonian player's average rating for the 9 maps played was 6.7, which was the best result among all his teammates. Earlier, Robin also received the MVP award at the first ever LAN championship in Counter-Strike 2 — Intel Extreme Masters Sydney 2023.
We would like to remind you that today, the North American organization FaZe Clan defeated MOUZ team with a score of 2:0 (Mirage 13:7, Nuke 22:18) on maps in the final of the CS Asia Championships 2023 Final. Thus, they became the champions of CS Asia Championships 2023 and won $250,000!
Statistics of ropz at CS Asia Championships 2023 Final
Let's start with the fact that, as we have already said, ropz's average rating for the whole tournament was 6.7. With this rating he took the honorable sixth place among all players by rating at the championship. Robin was also one of the best AK-47 players at the championship, his rating in this category was 0.358.
Robin also distinguished himself with the number of multifrags at the championship:
- 2 quad kills per round
- 15 triple kills per round
- 43 double kills per round
In addition, he managed to win a total of 7 clutches: two clutches in a one vs. two situation and five one vs. one situations. ropz was excellent in everything, but the percentage of kills of his opponent in the head - he became clearly not a prize. After all, ropz killed his opponents in the head with a probability of 44.5%.
But, he should be given credit — ropz day after day simply does not get out of Counter-Strike 2, which gives him the opportunity to be the best. He has already made history as a player who won 3 CS2 championships in a row and got two MVP awards on them. Those championships were:
- Intel Extreme Masters Sydney 2023
- Thunderpick World Championship 2023
- CS Asia Championships 2023
CS2 Asia Championships 2023 took place from November 8 to 12 in Shanghai, China. The teams played for a prize pool of $500 thousand. The results of the competition can be tracked here.
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