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GamerLegion
CS2
Europe
Country
Team
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IGL
ztr
2024-07-05
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Tauson
2024-09-24
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PR
2025-01-08
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REZ
2025-01-09
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Kursy
2025-07-09
ashhh
Coach
Team Historical Statistics
- 1315 Total Matches
- 52.27% Win Rate
- 1.00 Overall K/D
- 6 Longest Win Streak
- 6 Longest Losing Streak
- 22.3 Average Age
Team Experience
(CS2)
GamerLegion
| Total Pro Experience: | 2095 days |
|---|---|
| Days Under Current Tag: | 584 days |
| Average Player Tenure: | 419 days |
| Team Synergy: | 215 days |
| Coach Tenure: | 2013 days |
| Captain Tenure: | 584 days |
GamerLegion CS2 Review
Launched in 2017, GamerLegion is a multidisciplinary esports team that originally started as a coaching platform. Based in Berlin, this German esports team’s main disciplines are Counter-Strike 2, Age of Empires II, Tekken 8, and Rocket League, with a particularly domineering reputation in CS2.
This MelBet Pick’em page features detailed information about GamerLegion to get you caught up on all you need to know before casting your pick’em predictions. Keep reading to uncover GamerLegion history, meet the founding fathers and administrative staff, explore the GamerLegion CS2 roster, and discover upcoming tournaments that the team will be participating in.
GamerLegion History
Founded by Nicolas “L3gi” Reber, GamerLegion originally started their esports journey of League of Legends. The team finally expanded its reach to Counter Strike in March 2019, building the first ever gamerlegion csgo roster was a mix of European talents and veterans. Over time, the GamerLegion CSGO roster became the star of the show and the team began experimenting with various lineups, hosting notable players like Dennis “dennis” Edman and Sergen “S4” during its developmental years. Though results were inconsistent, this period laid the foundation for future success.
GamerLegion Founders
Reber established the company in April 2017 initially as a coaching platform for gamers, before expanding it into the full-fledged esports team we know today. As CEO, he is the key visionary behind the GamerLegion CSGO division’s creation and growth, overseeing its strategic direction and operations.
Ashley “ashhh” Battye is currently serving as the GamerLegion CS2 team coach, joining the team in 2020 and assisted by Adrian “imd” Pieper, who is record as the team’s assistant coach.
GamerLegion Initial Roster
The team signed the first GAMERLEGION CS roster on the 29th of March, 2019. Here’s a quick look at what the original GamerLegion roster looked like.
- Adil “ScreaM” Benrlitom (Belgian, Entry Fragger / Rifler)
- Kévin “Ex6TenZ” Droolans (Coach/ IGL early on)
- Kevin “HS” Tarn
- Hampus “hampus” Poser
- Tim “nawwk” Jonasson
Signing high-profile players like ScreaM and Ex6TenZ gave the team immediate recognition in the competitive Counter-Strike scene. Immediately after account creation, the team participated in the Loot.Bet tournament, ultimately winning the tournament on the 3rd of May, 2019.
GamerLegion Current Roster
As of September 1, 2025, the GamerLegion CS roster includes a mix of experienced veterans and emerging talents who contribute to the team’s tactical depth and competitive performance. Here’s a detailed look at the GamerLegion CS2 roster.
- Erik “ztr” Gustafsson (Sweden, 22 years old) – GamerLegion IGL In-Game Leader / Rifler – Joined on July 5, 2024
- Sebastian “Tauson” Lindelof (Denmark, 20 years old) – Rifler (Flex Firepower) – Joined on September 24, 2024
- Oldřich “PR” Nový (Czech Republic, 17 years old) – Rifler (Support / Secondary) – Joined on January 8, 2025
- Bo Fredrik “REZ” Sterner (Sweden, 27 years old) – Rifler (Entry / Firepower) – Joined on January 9, 2025
- Jeremy “Kursy” Gast (France, 24 years old) – Rifler (Utility / Support) – Joined on July 9, 2025
- Ashley “ashhh” Battye (United Kingdom, 34 years old) – Coach – Joined on August 6, 2020
- Adrian “imd” Pieper (Poland, age unspecified)* – Assistant Coach – Joined on March 7, 2024 (coach tenure)
Although this is the updated list, it was the 2023 GamerLegion CS2 team led by Janusz “Snax” Pogorzelski that laid the building blocks that this updated list is building on. Coached by Ashley “ashhh” Battye, this GamerLegion CS roster made history by reaching the final of the Blast Paris Major 2023, although losing to Team Vitality and finishing as a runner-up. However, this was not a loss for GamerLegion, their reputation was already there as a fast-rising CS2 contender on the international scene.
GamerLegion Tournament Achievements
So far, all new team GamerLegion roster changes have proven that players do not need a full year to break in their new rigs at their respective teams. Since their impressive run to the BLAST Paris Major Grand Final in May 2023, GamerLegion has continued to solidify their position on the CS2 stage.
So far, they faced an early exit at the Copenhagen Major 2024, and there have not been any performances on a grand scale. However, they bounced back with strong performances in the lower and upper brackets of IEM Katowice and Cologne this year. Leaving fans with something to expect and debate on for the GamerLegion CS2 roster’s upcoming appearances.
GamerLegion Legends
There’s only one answer to this question, the early 2023 roster. Here’s a detailed look at each player and role.
- Janusz “Snax” Pogorzelski (Poland, 32 years old) In Game Leader, Rifler – Joined September 29, 2023 Exit – July 3, 2024
- Sebastian “volt” Malos (British Romanian 24 years old) Support Rifler, Joined July 2023 Exit – January 2025
- Iulian “iM” Malai (Romanian) Fragger Joined 2023 Exit – June 30 2025
- Frederik “acoR” Gyldstrand (Dane 27 years old) AWPer – Joined September 2022 Exit -June 30 2024.
- Nicolas “Keoz” Dgus (Belgian 25years old) Rifler Joined September 2022 Exit – March 28, 2024
GamerLegion Upcoming Tournaments
As of August 30th, these are the upcoming CS2 tournaments on the GamerLegion CS2 team’s schedule. participation.
- BLAST Open London 2025 (August 27 – September 7, 2025), A-Tier, London, UK, Prize Pool: $400,000. (Expected GamerLegion next match of August 30th)
- BLAST Premier Fall Finals 2025 (September 25 – September 29, 2025) S-Tier, Prize Pool: $425,000
- CS Asia Championships 2025 (October 14 – October 19, 2025) A-Tier, China, Prize Pool: $850,000.
- Thunderpick World Championship 2025 (October 15 – October 19, 2025), A-Tier, Malta, Prize Pool: $850,000.
- PGL Masters Bucharest 2025 (October 24 – November 2, 2025) S-Tier, Romania, Prize Pool: $1,250,000.
- IEM Chengdu 2025 (November 3 – November 9, 2025) A-Tier, China, Prize Pool: $300,000.
- Skyesports Masters 2025 (November 10 – November 16, 2025) A-Tier, India, Prize Pool: $350,000.
- BLAST Rivals Fall 2025 (November 12 – November 16, 2025) A-Tier, Hong Kong, Prize Pool: $350,000.
- YaLLa Compass UAE 2025 (November 18 – November 23, 2025) A-Tier, Dubai, UAE Prize Pool: $600,000.
- StarLadder Budapest Major 2025 (December 1 – December 14, 2025) S-Tier (Major), Hungary, Prize Pool: $1,250,000.
FAQ
GamerLegion was founded in Berlin, Germany, in 2017. However, it originally started as a coaching organization.
The current GamerLegion roster includes Erik “ztr” Gustafsson, Sebastian “Tauson” Lindelof, Oldřich “PR” Nový, Bo Fredrik “REZ” Sterner, and Jeremy “Kursy” Gast.
Checking with numerous rankings, the GamerLegion rank is an average #15-16
Erik “ztr” Gustafsson is the current captain of the GamerLegion CS team.
Ashley “ashhh” Battye is still the GamerLegion coach of the CS 2 division.
