Team Falcons – a CS2 esports team

Falcons is an esports organisation founded in 2017 and registered in Saudi Arabia by its founder, Mossad “Msdossary” Aldossari. It has an active Counter-Strike division. The team regularly competes in many major tournaments across the pro scene.

So far, Falcons have played in more than 30 events. In some of them, they put up solid results, which added up to a big total in prize money over the years. That total is more than $1.4 million.

Falcons achievements

Falcons haven’t usually been the main favourites at big events, but with every roster upgrade, they’ve looked more and more like a team that can fight for trophies. Their most important results came from the events listed in the table below.

Falcons have come a long way — from early attempts to lock in their place in CS to becoming a real tier-1 team. Right now, they’ve got firepower and an experienced coach, but the big question is still the same: can they stay consistent over the long run.

How much they earned per year

Falcons’ prize money over the last few years is shown in the table below.

Falcons roster history

From the moment Falcons were created up to today, different players have represented the team. Some had less success, while others delivered strong results and helped the organisation reach where it is now.

Achievements of the first roster

The first Counter-Strike roster included players like: Maka, Keoz, Python, Kyojin, and hAdji. However, they couldn’t reach any major results at the time, mainly because the management didn’t really focus on CS. The team played mostly smaller events, and in some of them they still managed to place in the prize spots.

2020–2022 roster

Falcons’ first serious success came in the 2020–2022 period, when the Counter-Strike roster included NBK-, bodyy, BOROS, mhl, and lauNX. Thanks to these players, the team finished 2nd at OMEN WGR European Challenge 2022, won gold at ESL Championnat National Spring 2022 and ESL Challenger League Season 41: Europe, and also entered the world’s Top 50 teams for the first time.