Snax

Janusz "Snax" Pogorzelski, born on July 5, 1993, is a legendary Counter-Strike player from Poland. He currently plays CS2 professionally and is famous for his time with Virtus.pro, especially when they won the Major at EMS One Katowice 2014. His skills and smart plays have made him one of the key names in Counter-Strike history.

Snax started his Counter-Strike journey in a small computer club owned by his parents, which sparked his passion for gaming. In 2010, he joined Universal Soldiers and later played for Game Faction, where he met byali.

Janusz Pogorzelski spent almost six years with Virtus.pro, being part of one of the longest-lasting lineups in CS history. Alongside teammates like NEO, TaZ, pashaBiceps, and byali, he helped shape an era of Counter-Strike, earning victories and respect worldwide. After leaving Virtus.pro in 2018, he joined MOUZ for a while and later played for various Polish teams, showing his ability to adapt to different rosters.

In 2022, Snax briefly stood in for ENCE at IEM Dallas, helping the team secure a second-place finish. In September 2023, Snax joined GamerLegion, moving towards more international competition. On July 3, 2024, he made another big step in his career by joining G2 Esports, one of the top teams globally. Snax stats show that he still performs at a high level, and his experience helps the team in high-pressure games.

Currently, Snax age is 31, but he continues to compete among the best CS2 players. Over his career, he has won more than $900,000 in prize money, which makes him the richest Polish player. Some of his recent successes include winning the BLAST Fall Final and BLAST World Final in 2024. This only proves Snax CS2 career is far from over. His salary and journey reflects his many years of experience and his ongoing contribution to his teams, which have kept him competitive in the scene for over a decade.