Tag: device
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Astralis Signs br0: New Era Begins with Roster Shakeup
Astralis Signs br0: The signing of Alexander “br0” Bro by Astralis marks a significant move for the Danish organization, reflecting both a strategic shift in their roster and a commitment to nurturing talent within their ecosystem. br0’s return to Astralis, after a stint with Monte and a notable performance with Astralis Talent, underscores the organization’s…
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dev1ce to sit out BLAST World Finals, phzy to continue as main AWP
Ninjas in Pyjamas will have to make do without their star AWPer ‘dev1ce’ once again for the final tournament of the year – BLAST Premier World Final. Dev1ce also had to take time off from playing in the IEM Winter playoffs due to an illness and doctors have advised him to do the same for…
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NiP beat Anonymo in controversial flashpoint rematch
The round of 16 of Flashpoint 3 started with NIP defeating Anonymo 2-1 in a best of 3 matchups. The match was Nicolai ‘device’ Reedtz debut match for his team and he led his team to their first win in this tournament as well. The map veto started with NIP removing Vertigo and Anonymo banning…
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CSGO Server Issues Cause Delay at Astralis vs Liquid DreamHack match
The match between Liquid and Astralis in the DreamHack Masters Winter 2020 Europe was delayed as a result of the csgo servers going down abruptly.
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device, olof among four Esports athletes named in Forbes’ 30 Under 30 for Europe
Two CSGO players, Nicolai ‘device’ Reedtz of Astralis and Olof ‘olofmeister’ Kajbjer of FAZE Clan have been named in Forbes’ list of 30 Under 30 for Europe.
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device claims StarLadder CSGO Major MVP award
Nicolai ‘Dev1ce’ Reedtz 24 year old CS:GO player from Denmark, Device has been into the Esports scenario since 2011 where he started his career with the team ‘Copenhagen Wolves’ in Counter Strike:Source. While started off his CS:GO Career with the same team, Device played under alot of well known teams like ‘Dignitas’ , ‘Heroic’ and…
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Astralis win Esports Championship Series Season 6 – Finals
Astralis doesn’t seem to halt because it’s their era. Danish squad brings home yet another trophy beating MIBR without dropping any map in the best-of-three grand-finale and grabbed whopping $250,000 USD. Undoubtedly, Nicolai “device” Reedtz came out on the top to grab his 11th HLTV.org MVP award and lead his squad to another triumph. Although,…