Counter-Strike 2 records
Five figures computed by Sqady. There are two samples here, and they count different things. The career records count people: 40 players of this season’s teams. The win streak counts clubs, not people: 88 clubs out of the season’s 210 teams. “Record” here means “first in its own sample”.
Career records
not bounded by the match window: careers are known back to 2004
Records from the matches
the entire matches — Jun 6, 2025 … Oct 16, 2026
The streak is computed over ONE window of the matches, not a season: 1,633 series played — 498 days across 2025 and 2026, 65 tournaments and 3,831 maps. A streak breaks on a loss or on a gap of more than 30 days between maps — the same rule as the Dota 2 records. This table’s bar is 20 maps, and it is not the club page bar (40): a win rate is an estimate that the sample moves, while a streak is something that happened, and the bar here only keeps a run of three on ten maps from standing beside a run of nine on a hundred.
Season tournament records
2 records
Medians of the sample
so first place has something to stand against
4
roster spells per career
24
median age
6.1
years pro
$568,235
in prize money
The samples are even-sized, so each median sits halfway between the two middle rows of its own sample — and every median has a sample of its own: age is counted only over players with a known date of birth. apEX holds 3 of the 4 career records. For 2 players — Tikuak and DarkMeister — date of birth not published, and they sit with a dash in the age table.
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Team Vitality is behind four of the five headline records on this page. Its player apEX holds three of the four career records, and the club itself holds the longest win streak of the window, 24 maps in a row.
apEX’s lead is wide on every count. His $2,801,787 in career prize money is almost five times the median of the 40 players, his 13 roster spells more than three times the median of four, and his 15.7 years as a pro about two and a half times the median of 6.1.
The richest title of the season was not a Major. Team Spirit’s $600,000 for winning the Esports World Cup 2026 is more than the $500,000 Team Falcons took for the IEM Cologne Major in June.