Nikola Kovač

Nemanja Isaković

Nemanja Kovač

Adam Zouhar

Sinners

Vladislav Gorshkov

Gambit

Astralis

Vitality

Liquid

Natus Vincere

Virtus.pro

Astralis will face Team Vitality in the upper final of BLAST Premier Global
Finals!


Check out their stats from a great win versus G2 Esports!

BLAST Premier Global Final - Astralis vs G2

What a match by Team Liquid! The first match with Gabriel 'FalleN' Toledo in the
lineup and they manage to win versus one of the best teams in the world - Natus
Vincere!

BLAST Premier Global Final 2020 analyzed by GGPredict.io

What are the best nations in CS:GO?


Russians? Brazilians?


We took a look at the players from the top 30 teams in the GGPredict's CS:GO
rankings, (with 6-man rosters included), and divided them per 1 million
citizens. Surprising? Absolutely not - Denmark has the highest number of pro
players per 1 million citizens. It's a result of a continuous and thoughtful
education system and a happy society that, on the one hand, supports the
development of young people's passions by providing them with the means and
freedom to pursue their passion. It is also a society in which it is normal to
take a break from school or work and try one's luck in another field so that
many players do not have to stake everything on one card. Denmark is also a
country that is extremely computerized even by European standards, with over 90%
of homes having internet access. 

How would you choose the best nations in CS:GO?

What are the best nations in CS:GO?

A good configuration file can make you better. For example, you can bind all
nades, so you will choose them quicker than randomly pressing the grenade
button. You can also create buying scripts, so you won’t make mistakes, because
you will miss clicking in the hurry. What’s more, a good configuration file can
increase your FPS and make the game more smooth.


You can read about finding the cfg file here.


Here you can download some Pro-Players CFG:


S1mple (Na’Vi): Download S1mple’s CFG
[https://prosettings.net/configs/s1mple.zip]


NiKo (G2): Download NiKo’s CFG [https://prosettings.net/configs/niko.zip]


ZywOo (Vitality): Download ZywOo’s CFG
[https://prosettings.net/configs/zywoo.zip]


Boombl4 (Na’Vi): Download Boombl4’s CFG
[https://prosettings.net/configs/boombl4.zip]


pashaBiceps (Liquid): Download pashaBiceps’s
[https://prosettings.net/configs/pasha.zip] CFG


device (Astralis): Download device’s CFG
[https://prosettings.net/configs/dev1ce.zip]


Xantares (BIG): Download Xantares’s CFG
[https://prosettings.net/configs/xantares.zip]

Pro Players CFG

Crosshair is a key hud’s element in CS:GO. With it, you know where and how to
shoot to kill an opponent. Choosing the best one for yourself should be a
priority for every gamer!


Here are some examples of pro-players crosshairs:


Device (Astralis): 
cl_crosshair_drawoutline “1”
cl_crosshair_outlinethickness “1”
cl_crosshairalpha “800”
cl_crosshaircolor “2”
cl_crosshairdot “0”
cl_crosshairgap “-1”
cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue “0”
cl_crosshairsize “3”
cl_crosshairstyle “4”
cl_crosshairthickness “1”
cl_crosshairusealpha “1”


Xyp9x (Astralis):
cl_crosshair_drawoutline “0”
cl_crosshairalpha “200”
cl_crosshaircolor “1”
cl_crosshairdot “0”
cl_crosshairgap “0”
cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue “0”
cl_crosshairsize “5”
cl_crosshairstyle “4”
cl_crosshairthickness “0.5”
cl_crosshairusealpha “1”



NiKo (G2):
cl_crosshair_drawoutline “0”
cl_crosshairalpha “255”
cl_crosshaircolor “4”
cl_crosshairdot “0”
cl_crosshairgap “-1”
cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue “0”
cl_crosshairsize “1”
cl_crosshairstyle “4”
cl_crosshairthickness “0.5”
cl_crosshairusealpha “1”


Ropz (Mousesports):
cl_crosshair_drawoutline “0”
cl_crosshair_outlinethickness “1”
cl_crosshaircolor “1”
cl_crosshairdot “0”
cl_crosshairgap “-3”
cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue “0”
cl_crosshairsize “2”
cl_crosshairstyle “4”
cl_crosshairthickness “1”
cl_crosshairusealpha “1”


S1mple (NaVi):
cl_crosshair_drawoutline “1”
cl_crosshairalpha “500”
cl_crosshaircolor “1”
cl_crosshairdot “0”
cl_crosshairgap “0”
cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue “0”
cl_crosshairsize “2”
cl_crosshairstyle “4”
cl_crosshairthickness “0”
cl_crosshairusealpha “1”


Jks (Complexity):
cl_crosshair_drawoutline “0”
cl_crosshair_outlinethickness “1”
cl_crosshaircolor “3”
cl_crosshairdot “0”
cl_crosshairgap “-3”
cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue “0”
cl_crosshairsize “2”
cl_crosshairstyle “4”
cl_crosshairthickness “1”
cl_crosshairusealpha “1”




ZywOo (Vitality):
cl_crosshair_drawoutline “0”
cl_crosshaircolor “1”
cl_crosshairdot “0”
cl_crosshairgap “-3”
cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue “0”
cl_crosshairsize “2”
cl_crosshairstyle “4”
cl_crosshairthickness “0”
cl_crosshairusealpha “1”



Hunter (G2)
cl_crosshair_drawoutline “0”
cl_crosshairalpha “200”
cl_crosshaircolor “1”
cl_crosshairdot “0”
cl_crosshairgap “-1”
cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue “0”
cl_crosshairsize “1”
cl_crosshairstyle “4”
cl_crosshairthickness “1”
cl_crosshairusealpha “1”

Best crosshair for CS:GO

The final of the Polish Esports League analyzed by GGPredict.io

During the analysis of the final of IEM Beijing-Haidian we have found, that
performance of s1mple was very impressive!

We decided to compare two key players of both teams, s1mple from NaVi and ZywOo
from Team Vitality.

As you can see, in most statistics the Ukrainian player was much better! He
proved, that he is one of the best AWP player right now. With his 118 frags and
only 70 deaths, he had the best KD ratio on the server. With an 8.1 GGP Rating,
he was leading his team. But even though, his team lost.

ZywOo and the whole Team Vitality showed us, that when a star player is
struggling, there is always another player that can step up! This time it was
Nivera, which showed up for the first time on the second map and received a 7.9
Rating (2nd best on the map, the best in the team). With such Nivera
performance, ZywOo made more team-play plays and helped the team in winning the
whole game.

ZywOo vs s1mple - Head2Head

Team Vitality with the first tournament win after they added Nivera to their
roster! 2 mid-match switches helped them without a doubt!

Stats explanation:

Opening Kills - Sum of first kills in the round (the more the better);

First Contact - Average time that the player has seen an opponent for the first
time in the round;

Kevlar and Helmet Buys - Sum of Kevlar Vest and Helmet buys by the players;

Average First See - Average of time when a player saw an enemy; 

Grenades Thrown per Round - Number of grenades thrown per round;

AK-47 Hit Percentage - Sum of AK-47 hits divided by all shots;

Opening Deaths - Sum of first deaths in the round (the less is better);

Opponents Hurt - Sum of opponents hurt during the match;

Trade Kills - Sum of trade kills during the match;

Glock-18 Hits - Sum of kills with Glock-18;

Total Kills Flashed - Sum of kills when an enemy was flashed;

Traded Deaths- Sum of deaths leading to trade kill;

Distance Covered - Distance covered by the player per round;

Defuse Kit Buys - Sum of Defuse Kit buys;

Flash Assists - Sum of Flash Assists;

Clutches 1vs1 won - Sum of won clutches 1 versus 1 opponent;

Clutches 1vs4 won - Sum of won clutches 1 versus 4 opponents;

IEM Beijing-Haidian 2020 Europe Analyzed!

ESL Polish Championship has always been the most important tournament of the
season for polish players.

This year, due to the pandemic, ESL Polish Championship had to be played online.
This environment was favoring Wisła All in Games Kraków (placed 1st in Betway
Nine to Five 5 and advanced to the playoffs of ESEA MDL Season 35 Europe), but
after a great game, Illuminar became champions!

Stats explanation:

Traded Deaths - Sum of deaths leading to trade kill;

Death Trade Percentage - Percentage of deaths that were traded;

Multiple Kills Rounds - Sum of rounds with multiple kills;

Clutch 1vs3 won - Sum of won clutches 1 versus 3 opponents;

He Grenade Kills - Sum of kills with high explosive grenade;

Grenades Thrown - Sum of grenades thrown in a match;

Opening Kills - Sum of first kills in the round (the more the better);

Total Time Opponents Spent Flashed - Sum of time that opponents spent flashed;

Desert Eagle Kills - Sum of kills with Desert Eagle;

Total Sniper Kills - Sum of kills using sniper rifles (AWP, Scar-20, SSG 08,
G3SG1);

Glock Kills - Sum of kills with Glock-18;

Kevlar Vest buys - Sum of Kevlar Vest buys by the players;

Opening Deaths -  Sum of first deaths in the round (the less is better);

First Damage - Sum of first damage in the round;

USP-S Kills - Sum of kills with USP-Silencer;

ESL Polish Championship Final analyzed!

You've probably come here because of your low trust factor. Today, you will gain
knowledge on how to increase it or slightly improve it. These are confirmed or
tested methods.

IN-GAME

 1. You need to play not only a lot of competitive matches and wingman. Be nice
    and don't get reports.
 2. Give your teammates or friends a recommendation, it will also increase your
    trust factor.
 3. Do 2-4 overwatch demos a day.
 4. Spend some money in-game.
 5. Do not kick without sense and do not leave the match or do any damage to
    teammates, it greatly reduces the trust factor.
 6. MOST IMPORTANT - do not use cheats!



Steam/Valve

 1. Steam comments under your profile improve the trust factor. When you give a
    comment, your trust factor also increases. 
 2. Add screenshots or artworks to your profile.
 3. Give likes and comments on the activity of your friends.
 4. Get Steam Level, preferably a minimum of 10 or 20. 
 5. Make a guide or review and get likes and comments.
 6. Buy games from VALVE (type cs 1.6, CZ, S, HL etc.).

How to improve Trust Factor

What a comeback from Wisła All in Games Kraków!

After losing 16:6 on the first map versus MAD Lions in the final of Betway
#NinetoFive season 5, they still managed to win!

Stats explanation:

Total Distance - Sum of distance covered by the player during the rounds;

Total Time Opponents Spent Flashed - Sum of time that opponents spent flashed;

1vs1 clutches won - Sum of won clutches 1 versus 1 opponents;

First Contact - Average time that the player has seen an opponent for the first
time in the round;

Dmg Sources - Sum of damage sources during the match (f.e. if a player will
receive a damage from 5 enemies during the round, there will be 5 damage
sources);

M4A1 Kills - Sum of M4A1 kills; 

Flashed Teammates - Sum of teammates flashed (the less, the better);

Total Kills Flashed - Sum of kills when an enemy was flashed;

Kevlar Vest Buys - Sum of Kevlar Vest buys by the players;

Traded Deaths - Sum of deaths leading to trade kill;

Famas Kills - Sum of famas kills; 

Smoke grenade Thrown - Sum of smoke grenade thrown;

Pistols kills - Sum of kills from all pistols;

Got Flashed - Sum of flashes that flashed the player;

He grenade kills - Sum of kills with high explosive grenade;

Betway Nine to Five season 5 analyzed!

This week we analyzed the final match of DreamHack Open Fall 2020, where Heroic 
won with Team Vitality in a 5-map thriller!



Stats explanation:

DMG Sources - Sum of damage sources during the match (f.e. if a player will
receive a damage from 5 enemies during the round, there will be 5 damage
sources);

AK-47 HS % - Sum of AK-47 head hits divided to all hits;

Exit kills - Sum of kills achieved within the time frame after a round has
completed and before the next round starts;

Flash assists - Sum of flash assists;

Grenades thrown - Sum of grenades thrown in the match;

Total sniper kills - Sum of kills using sniper rifles (AWP, Scar-20, SSG 08,
G3SG1);

1v4 clutches won - Sum of won clutches 1 versus 4 opponents;

Died flashed - Sum of deaths when a player was flashed; 

Died without seeing - Sum of deaths where a player hasn't seen an opponent;

Opening K/D ratio - Ratio of all oppening kills and deaths;

First contact - Average time that the player has seen an opponent for the first
time in the round;

Opponents hurt - Sum of opponents hurt during the match;

Traded deaths - Sum of deaths leading to trade kill;

Glock-18 kills - Sum of kills with Glock-18;

Flashed teammates - Sum of teammates flashed (the less, the better);

Dreamhack Open Fall 2020 final analyzed!

We have analyzed last weekend's match between Furia and 100Thieves.

Brazilian team shown their strongness and won in 3 to 1. 

Stats explanation:

Total sniper kills - Sum of kills using sniper rifles (AWP, Scar-20, SSG 08,
G3SG1);

AWP Rounds with kill - Sum of rounds, when a player had an AWP and killed an
opponent;

Opening deaths - Sum of first deaths in the round (the less is better);

Opening kills - Sum of first kills in the round (the more the better);

First contact - Average time that the player has seen an opponent for the first
time in the round;

Opponents hurt per round - Average of opponents hurt during the round;

Trade kills - sum of trade kills during the match;

Glock headshots - sum of headshots with Glock-18 during the match (not kills);

Dmg per round - average of damage that the player made during the round;

Deagle Kills - Sum of kills with Desert Eagle;

First Damage - Sum of first damage in the round;

Opponents flashed - Sum of opponents that have been flashed by the player during
the match;

Defuse kit buys - Sum of defuse kit buys by the players;

Teammates flashed on Nuke - Sum of teammates flashed on the first map of the
final - Nuke (the less, the better);

Dmg Sources  - Sum of damage sources during the match (f.e. if a player will
receive a damage from 5 enemies during the round, there will be 5 damage
sources);

NA IEM New York final analyzed!

Hi!


First of all, thanks for being with us! 

We hope that GGPredict will stay with you for longer and help you become a
better player. We will try to update you regularly, I hope you don't mind it!


We've been live for two weeks now and this time has given us a lot of
experience, new ideas, and improvements that will make it even easier for you to
use this tool.

The changes we have made:

1) Skills Radar. We simplified the radar view on the home page. It looks
transparent now. Additionally, for the most inquisitive ones - we added two
decimal places instead of one.





2. Steam Connection. For those who haven't managed to connect their Steam
account with GGPredict yet, we have made the process easier.
We worked on making the connection as simple as possible and divided it into two
separate steps. We encourage you to connect to fully enjoy GGPredict!





3. Match Calendar. We've changed the legend of your match calendar to make it
easier to read and at first glance, you can see the days when you were clearly
doing well.





4. The Hitboxes. We love this one! This feature clearly shows you how you shoot
and what parts of your enemies' bodies you hit most often. Great tool when it
comes to working on your accuracy! 





5. Similarities. We have improved it. Now you can compare yourself to PROs in
different game aspects. 





4. Loading status. We added a loading status view to Radar, Calendar, Best/
Worst Map, Hitboxes and Similarities components.

5. Bugs, bugs, bugs.... we fixed many smaller and bigger bugs.


Join our Discord Channel [https://discord.com/invite/PeXjpRa]

Now, we have to ask you for a big help. We are running beta tests because we
want to know better your needs, ideas, and thoughts. This tool is made for you
and your satisfaction.

If you want to help us by spending 15 - 30 minutes on a quick video call to
share your first impressions and ideas - it would mean the world to us!  And we
would love to meet you in person :) We can speak either in English or in Polish.

Book a meeting [https://calendly.com/michal-lowigus/30min]

GGPredict Update. We need your opinion!

GGP Rating is our tailor-made performance index that helps us assess CS:GO
players using statistical analysis of in-game statistics.

No matter what kind of player you are, or maybe just a fan of esports matches,
you always have quick access to see what was your overall match performance, you
can compare to your teammates/opponents, or simply see what was the rating of
your favorite player in a given game.

We find current solutions unclear and not describing your performance in a
transparent and understandable way. That's why we wanted to create a universal
performance index understandable for both professional players and beginners.


Our approach uses advanced statistical methods to count ratings, taking into
account several raw statistics like regular kills/deaths, opening kills/deaths,
utility efficiency, teammates kills, etc., weighted according to a positive or
negative influence on the game result.


Analyzing hundreds of games, our Data Science team prepared a 1 to 10 scaling
system, where 6.0 is the starting point and 10 is the highest score, separately
for both sides Terrorists and Counter-Terrorists. 
Playing 6 rounds on one side is obligatory to get a rating - so when you lose
16-2 you won't get a CT rating if you've started on the Terrorist side.


After all, GGP Rating is counted as the mean of both sides ratings, weighing by
Your team result, so players could be rewarded for team-play and final match
result instead of individual performance and playing just for frags. The ratings
are color-coded so that users can understand the impact of a player at a glance.


All charts are Pro-players’ based. For Virtual Coach players charts can be
different.

#1	NiKo G2	10.1
#2	nexa G2	8.3
#3	huNter- G2	7.8
#4	NEOFRAG Sinners	7.6
#5	nafany Gambit	7.5

#1	Astralis Denmark	1746.5
#2	Vitality France	1711.4
#3	Liquid United States	1680.3
#4	Natus Vincere Russia	1675.2
#5	Virtus.pro Kazakhstan	1672.0

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