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Shroud Thinks The Professional CS:GO Scene In North America Is On The Brink Of Death

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Ex-Evil Geniuses CS:GO player and streamer Mike shroud Grzesik expressed his opinion on the professional Counter Strike scene in North America

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“I don't think CS:GO is dying. I think the competitive scene in North America is on the brink of death, and I think it's stupid to argue. The game itself is still popular, 100% fact. You are changing the meaning of my words. Because obviously CS in North America is dying. He may not be dead yet, but already on the verge, which saddens me, because we all worked out so well", - the editorial office of the portal quotes the former professional player metaratings.by.

We also note that earlier the North American organization 100 Thieves disbanded the CS:GO roster due to financial problems during the pandemic. 

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