HSBG present CS:GO squad

18-1-2013 00:37

HEADSHOTBG have announced that they have ventured into CS:GO by creating their own team.

The region of the Balkans is a late bloomer in CS:GO, with some of its countries only recently witnessing the birth of their first teams in this game. Romania is a sheer example of this scenario, as neXtplease! and IGotGame made the switch only this month.

Bulgaria now seems to be following that trend as its first top team has come to life, exclusively composed by 1.6 players.

From the last HSBG team, who finished 5th-8th at DreamHack Bucharest, only Nikolay "pNshr" Paunin and Anton "TarantuLa" Tanev, with the rest of the squad made up of former DooM duo Emiliyan "spyleadeR" Dimitrov and Nikolay "nkl" Krustev, and ex-Exercitus BULGARIA player Alexander "ZinG" Ananiev.

HSBG have not yet announced any plans for the future, but with the organisation now supported by Ozone, chances are that they will attend all events that take place across the Balkans.

The Bulgarian team consist of the following players:

Nikolay "pNshr" Paunin
Anton "TarantuLa" Tanev
Emiliyan "spyleadeR" Dimitrov
Alexander "ZinG" Ananiev
Nikolay "nkl" Krustev

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those top100 1.6 teams should be the first to migrate to CS:GO, that's just stupid.

2013-01-18 00:38

15 replies

hahaha dude you're just another sad fanboy

2013-01-18 00:46

3 replies

do you even understand what i mean? i would bet you don't.

2013-01-18 04:47

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hmm it's English and HAHAHA so bad now that I think about it

2013-01-18 07:56

lol

2013-05-22 15:07

Absolutely, they should have seized the advantage when they had it roughly a year ago. Unfortunately, though, I think a lot of the very top tier players were the only ones to get to test it at first, which potentially automatically gave them the advantage, although the game was pretty different and all the people playing it went back to their respective games afterwards to resume competitive play. Still, it is silly for this team to just officially make the switch now, hopefully they have good hours played individually at least.

2013-01-18 08:12

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No, they don't have many hours. Spyleader was flaming CS:GO from the bottom of his heart. They are pretty bad compared to the best Macedonian and Serbian teams imo. Don't want to think about comparing them with OK swedish or dannish teams. They have players in this team that totally have no clue about the game. The only title this team can achieve can be 'the best male team in Bulgaria', which isn't actually sure cuz they lost to some kids 1 week ago. But best team out of 10 doesn't sound good either. As I said I would love to play vs HSBG with my female team :) And yes I'm flaming them cuz they fucked me for a cup that we were supposed to play together. They are fucking 2 faces ppl and they sux at CS:GO. As one of them said "I'm in this team because of the sponsors". They don't even like each other, nice team but it won't go so far and they will probably split up soon.

2013-01-18 08:22

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interesting! Do you know more about their sponsor? What do they get? Is it part of their contract (if they have one) that they must keep this LU?

2013-01-18 08:42

haha do you think that someone will tell you how much he earns LOL

2013-01-18 11:15

well knowing that they have salaries is a strat. It could be that they only get some material advantage and so on.

2013-01-18 11:41

Probably I can tell you mate. They don't get anything... No salaries, no hardware, no bonuses. Only some tournament participation support and some organization behind them. Now think again, why the hell have they chosen to play for HSBG ... can't figure it!

2013-01-18 12:29

Your team will most likely rape them, no doubt.

2013-01-18 10:37

They are pritty bad ;)

2013-01-18 18:25

Better now then never. Also 1 year ago nobody really knew if GO would be a success or not. Now that the csgo has grown quite big and also since more and more players made the switch, people (1.6ers) realize that maybe they should reconsider their POV about csgo.

2013-01-18 08:40

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if i was a pro fps gamer i would instantly move to the new game so i could be the best. i know back then we were unsure about CS:GO future, but hell, it was worth trying!

2013-01-18 16:46

It's true that they should have anticipated, just like when 1.6 came out! A lot of people were against it but in the end everyone switched!

2013-01-18 17:03

...ah

2013-01-18 00:43

gl mates ;)

2013-01-18 00:44

lololol noob internet

2013-01-18 12:36

I'm challenging them to play against my female team, any time! GOTV on!

2013-01-18 00:52

4 replies

Dont let xizt play undercover we'll notice ;p

2013-01-18 01:10

ahahah made my day

2013-01-18 08:43

Woehoe

2013-01-18 01:54

Challenge accepted!

2013-01-18 21:39

2013-01-18 00:48

good luck guys, only headshots

2013-01-18 00:54

0SpEX

2013-01-18 00:56

imash li nachalno obrazovanie be ?

2013-01-18 11:17

hahhaa

2013-01-18 12:48

nice!gl:)

2013-01-18 00:59

They are always throwing out good lineups. Wish them all the best.

2013-01-18 01:01

go xc6r

2013-01-18 01:05

- nkl - zing + shemeta + minko

-shemeta -minko +xizt +GTR

2013-01-18 01:08

these two retired

2013-01-18 11:18

no geko no win

2013-01-18 01:07

shame to see no gecko, shemeta, minko, milenko. Hope these new guys are just as good!

2013-01-18 01:16

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+1 I hope that if ENTiTY switch they won't differ so much from 1.6 roster.

2013-01-18 09:26

ENTiTY will remain the same lineup and they are playing GO. Playing 1.6 tournies in macedonia here and there with mix teams but not much. They are praccing CS:GO with the same lineup as far as i know. team-entity.com/players/csgo-professiona..

2013-01-18 10:58

for sure is like u said and i think there will be on the same level as they was i 1.6 :)

2013-01-18 12:06

i hope so. Because they couldn't win any big international event. This is their chance now when everyone is at the same level except for NiP players :)

2013-01-18 13:11