Ax1Le (Sergey Rykhtorov) - Biography, customization, configs, cfg

Ax1Le
Russia
Cloud9
Ax1Le

Sergey “Ax1Le” Rykhtorov is a Russian professional CS2 player currently playing for team Cloud9.

Faceint lvl:10
Faceint ELO:3478

Mouse settings

DPI800
Game sensitivity1.5
Direct connectionOff
Mouse frequency1000 Hz
Zoom sensitivity1.0
Sensitivity in Windows6
Acceleration of miceOff

Screen settings

Game screen resolution1280х960
Aspect ratio4:3
Image formatBlack Bars
Screen refresh rate240 Hz

Aim

Copy

Viewmodel

Copy
viewmodel_fov 68; viewmodel_offset_x 2.29; viewmodel_offset_y 2.0; viewmodel_offset_z -2; viewmodel_presetpos 0; viewmodel_recoil 0; cl_righthand 1;

Launch parameters

Copy
-novid -freq 240 cl_forcepreload 1 -tickrate 128 -high +fps_max 500 +cl_interp_ratio 1

Other PRO Gamers

player statistics "Ax1Le"
Ax1Le
Sergey Rykhtorov
Age22
TeamCloud9
Rating1.12
Kills per round0.73
Shots to the head48.7%
Cards played1296
Deaths per round0.63
Contributed to % of rounds72.6%

Sergey Rykhtorov began his journey in the professional CS scene in 2018. In the winter of that year, he joined 5balls, but struggled to showcase his potential and help the team secure victories. As a result, in November, he moved to Gambit Esports. However, his time there didn’t bring significant success either, with the team finishing in 7th-8th place at the SuperNova Malta 2018 tournament. This led to Sergey being placed in the reserve roster in the spring of 2019. By summer, he was transferred to Gambit Youngsters, where he found success, winning the CIS Esports Pro Championship and MSI Gaming Arena 2019, and reaching the semifinals of WePlay! Forge of Masters Season 2.

The year 2020 proved to be even more fruitful, with the team securing gold at events such as Nine to Five #1, Eden Arena: Malta Vibes - Week, Eden Arena: Malta Vibes - Week 5, Nine to Five #2, and Nine to Five #4.

However, Ax1Le wanted to play in the main roster, and since Gambit did not offer him that opportunity, he accepted an invitation from Cloud9 in 2023. Although Sergey did not win any gold medals with his new team, he earned silver medals at ESL Pro League Season 17, and bronze at the Thunderpick World Championship 2023, IEM Rio 2023, and BLAST Premier Fall Final 2023. Additionally, he helped Cloud9 secure a 5th-8th place finish at PGL CS2 Major Copenhagen in 2024.