aragornN (António Barbosa) - Biography, customization, configs, cfg

aragornN
Portugal
BC.Game
aragornN

António "aragornN" Barbosa, a Portuguese professional player, is currently competing for BC.Game.

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player statistics "aragornN"
aragornN
António Barbosa
Age21
TeamBC.Game
Rating1.13
Kills per round0.64
Shots to the head51.2%
Cards played229
Deaths per round0.70
Contributed to % of rounds70.4%

António “aragornN” Barbosa is a Portuguese professional CS2 player, born on May 23, 2002, and currently playing for BC.Game. He has built most of his career inside the Portuguese scene and has recorded around $32,914 in prize earnings.

He started getting noticed through a steady climb across local teams: Rhyno (late 2022), then GTZ (early 2023), followed by a short run with Los Alpacas, and a brief stand-in period for SAW in late 2023. In 2024 he moved through FTW and esmagaB, returned to GTZ, and then went back to Rhyno before joining SAW again in June 2025. In January 2026, BC.Game signed him as part of a Portuguese trio coming from SAW.

Results-wise, aragornN has both domestic titles and bigger international showings. With GTZ and Rhyno he won multiple Portuguese events, including Master League Portugal XIV Finals, Master League Portugal XV, and Master League Portugal XVI. With SAW, he won Roman Imperium Cup II and later reached 3rd place at PGL Masters Bucharest 2025, a strong LAN result for a Portuguese lineup.

In the server, he plays like a rifler who wants space. His recent profile shows strong “Opening” and “Firepower” scores and essentially no sniping, which fits a player taking rifle/SMG fights rather than AWP rounds. Across 336 maps, he has 5,092 kills, a 51.4% headshot rate, and 74.4 damage per round—numbers that point to a mechanically confident aim style. A good example came at Bucharest: in the 3rd-place match, he helped shut down splits onto Inferno’s A site, and he even had a highlight MP9 multi-kill on Banana on the way to an ace.

Now on BC.Game, he’s in a clear “prove it” stage—bringing that aggressive opening style from the Portuguese scene into tougher international matches.