Key statistics for CYBERSHOKE Esports: best result—two titles at CCT tournaments
Yesterday, CYBERSHOKE Esports disbanded its Counter-Strike 2 roster. The team had been competing since July 2023; its key statistics are presented in this article.
Over the course of its history, CYBERSHOKE Esports played 878 maps and won 452 of them, for a win rate of 51.5%. The team participated in more than 100 tournaments.
The team played Ancient most frequently—174 maps with a win rate of 57.5%. Among the maps played more than 100 times, the team’s best win rate was on Mirage (58.3%), and its worst was on Nuke (35.7%, 40 wins and 72 losses). CYBERSHOKE Esports won three maps with a score of 13–0—on Anubis, Dust2, and Nuke.
Sniper Ilya “FenomeN” Kolodko played the most maps for the team—725. The Belarusian played for CYBERSHOKE Esports from its founding until April 2026. He is followed by Denis “notineki” Kalachev (668 maps) and David “bl1x1” Stepanyants (596).
The team’s best results were victories at CCT Season 3 European Series #7 (October 2025) and CCT Europe 2026 Series #6 (August 2026). The team finished in second place three times: at Exort Series #8, X2ONE Masters Season 1, and DraculaN Season 4, with the latter two tournaments held in a LAN format. Additionally, the team placed third in the European Pro League Series 8.
CYBERSHOKE Esports’ highest ranking in Valve’s global rankings is 44th: the team reached this position in January 2026 with 1,279 points. Over the course of its history, the team has earned approximately $116,000 in prize money, with the largest payout being $22,000 for winning CCT Season 3 European Series #7.
Following the team’s disbandment, the loaned players returned to their respective clubs; alpha and Mokuj1n were placed on the transfer list, while yiksrezo and FenomeN became free agents. The organization’s founder, Erik “Shoke” Shokov, previously stated that he spent over $245,000 on player and staff salaries alone during the first nine months of 2026.
Photo: CYBERSHOKE Esports.
