BetBoom CS2 — A CS2 esports team

BetBoom Team is an esports organization in CS2, founded by the Russian company under the same name in 2022. The company has a Counter-Strike 2 division that regularly participates in various tournaments. It occasionally wins prizes and prize money, actively participating in different events.

BetBoom achievements

During four years since their creation, BetBoom has participated in more than 50 esports tournaments. Their best results of the CS2 division are shown in the table below:

How much they earned per year

BetBoom’s CS2 team actively participated in various tournaments and qualifiers, earning the following amount of money through the years:

BetBoom roster history

Over the years, more than 10 esports players have played for BetBoom Team in Counter-Strike. Their journey began in 2023, when the organization entered the CS scene and quickly built a competitive roster in the CIS region. Every one of them added something to the team’s development. Right now, BetBoom are among the notable teams in the world rankings.

First roster achievements

In BetBoom’s first roster, Vladislav “nafany” Gorshkov played (and was the captain), alongside Aleksandr “KaiR0N-” Anashkin, Aleksandr “zorte” Zagodyrenko, Pavel “s1ren” Ogloblin, and Danil “danistzz” Roslyakov. This squad formed the foundation of the team in 2023 and achieved 3–4th place at BetBoom Dacha Dubai 2023. They also participated in qualifiers for PGL Major Copenhagen 2024, reaching the RMR stage but failing to qualify for the Major.

2024–2026 roster

From 2024 to 2026, at different times, the team featured Kirill “boombl4” Mikhaylov, Pavel Ogloblin, Daniil “d1ledez” Kustov, Artem “artfr0st” Kharitonov, Kirill “magnojez” Rodnov, Sergey “Ax1Le” Rykhtorov, and other players. During this period, BetBoom achieved 3rd place at Skyesports Masters 2024, their best result, and also secured prize placements at YaLLa Compass Spring 2025 (2025) and CCT Global Finals 2025 (2025). Overall, the team collected multiple podium finishes, including 10 first-place, 9 second-place, and 11 third-place finishes across tournaments.