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dev1ce
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Nicolai Reedtz
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Firepower: Firepower: Measures a player’s raw fragging power - kills, damage, and multi-kills. It highlights those who consistently win aim duels or dominate fights. Survivability doesn’t count - this one’s all about impact and lethality.82/100
- Kills per round 0.77
- Kills per round win 1.04
- Damage per round 79.4
- Damage per round win 76.0
- Rounds with a kill 50.5%
- Rating 2.0 1.15
- Rounds with a multi-kill 19.6%
- Pistol round rating 1.13
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Entrying: Entrying: Gauges how often a player takes first contact to create space for teammates. High scores belong to those who push early or entry bombsites despite high risk. Based on traded deaths and survival support rate.5/100
- Saved by teammate per round 0.06
- Traded deaths per round 0.08
- Traded deaths percentage 12.4%
- Opening deaths traded percentage 12.7%
- Assists per round 0.13
- Support rounds 12.3%
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Trading: Trading: Evaluates how effectively a player trades teammates or avoids dying untraded. Core to consistent team play, this metric values reaction, positioning, and awareness.11/100
- Saved teammate per round 0.07
- Trade kills per round 0.09
- Trade kills percentage 12.3%
- Assisted kills percentage 19.6%
- Damage per kill 77
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Opening: Opening: Tracks early-round impact through opening duels. Players with high scores secure crucial first kills that tilt rounds 5v4. Based on opening attempts and success rate.76/100
- Opening kills per round 0.13
- Opening deaths per round 0.09
- Opening attempts 22.4%
- Opening success 58.3%
- Win% after opening kill 77.0%
- Attacks per round 1.70
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Clutching: Clutching: Measures late-round performance - 1vX wins, post-plant plays, and time alive. Top clutchers are those who stay calm and convert rounds under pressure.46/100
- Clutch points per round 0.03
- Last alive percentage 8.8%
- 1on1 win percentage 58.7%
- Time alive per round 51 s
- Saves per round loss 9.3%
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Sniping: Sniping: Represents performance with sniper rifles (AWP, SSG). High values mark dedicated AWPers; mid scores indicate hybrids, while low ones belong to riflers.83/100
- Sniper kills per round 0.25
- Sniper kills percentage 42.2%
- Rounds with sniper kills percentage 21.6%
- Sniper multi-kill rounds 0.07
- Sniper opening kills per round 0.07
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Utility: Utility: Reflects a player’s effectiveness with grenades - flash assists, HE damage, and tactical utility use. High scorers consistently enable teammates and control map space.42/100
- Utility damage per round 4.46
- Utility kills per 100 rounds 0.57
- Flashes thrown per round 0.47
- Flash assists per round 0.03
- Time opponent flashed per round 1.98 s
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Firepower: Firepower: Measures a player’s raw fragging power - kills, damage, and multi-kills. It highlights those who consistently win aim duels or dominate fights. Survivability doesn’t count - this one’s all about impact and lethality.89/100
- Kills per round 0.84
- Kills per round win 1.10
- Damage per round 84.3
- Damage per round win 77.7
- Rounds with a kill 53.9%
- Rating 2.0 1.28
- Rounds with a multi-kill 22.0%
- Pistol round rating 1.19
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Entrying: Entrying: Gauges how often a player takes first contact to create space for teammates. High scores belong to those who push early or entry bombsites despite high risk. Based on traded deaths and survival support rate.5/100
- Saved by teammate per round 0.05
- Traded deaths per round 0.07
- Traded deaths percentage 12.0%
- Opening deaths traded percentage 10.9%
- Assists per round 0.14
- Support rounds 13.7%
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Trading: Trading: Evaluates how effectively a player trades teammates or avoids dying untraded. Core to consistent team play, this metric values reaction, positioning, and awareness.8/100
- Saved teammate per round 0.05
- Trade kills per round 0.08
- Trade kills percentage 9.7%
- Assisted kills percentage 20.6%
- Damage per kill 75
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Opening: Opening: Tracks early-round impact through opening duels. Players with high scores secure crucial first kills that tilt rounds 5v4. Based on opening attempts and success rate.87/100
- Opening kills per round 0.16
- Opening deaths per round 0.08
- Opening attempts 24.0%
- Opening success 65.9%
- Win% after opening kill 78.6%
- Attacks per round 1.73
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Clutching: Clutching: Measures late-round performance - 1vX wins, post-plant plays, and time alive. Top clutchers are those who stay calm and convert rounds under pressure.41/100
- Clutch points per round 0.02
- Last alive percentage 7.2%
- 1on1 win percentage 51.3%
- Time alive per round 51 s
- Saves per round loss 15.3%
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Sniping: Sniping: Represents performance with sniper rifles (AWP, SSG). High values mark dedicated AWPers; mid scores indicate hybrids, while low ones belong to riflers.89/100
- Sniper kills per round 0.33
- Sniper kills percentage 53.3%
- Rounds with sniper kills percentage 28.1%
- Sniper multi-kill rounds 0.10
- Sniper opening kills per round 0.10
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Utility: Utility: Reflects a player’s effectiveness with grenades - flash assists, HE damage, and tactical utility use. High scorers consistently enable teammates and control map space.39/100
- Utility damage per round 5.82
- Utility kills per 100 rounds 0.70
- Flashes thrown per round 0.31
- Flash assists per round 0.02
- Time opponent flashed per round 2.06 s
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Firepower: Firepower: Measures a player’s raw fragging power - kills, damage, and multi-kills. It highlights those who consistently win aim duels or dominate fights. Survivability doesn’t count - this one’s all about impact and lethality.74/100
- Kills per round 0.70
- Kills per round win 0.97
- Damage per round 74.5
- Damage per round win 74.2
- Rounds with a kill 47.0%
- Rating 2.0 1.02
- Rounds with a multi-kill 17.1%
- Pistol round rating 1.06
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Entrying: Entrying: Gauges how often a player takes first contact to create space for teammates. High scores belong to those who push early or entry bombsites despite high risk. Based on traded deaths and survival support rate.4/100
- Saved by teammate per round 0.07
- Traded deaths per round 0.09
- Traded deaths percentage 12.8%
- Opening deaths traded percentage 14.5%
- Assists per round 0.12
- Support rounds 10.8%
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Trading: Trading: Evaluates how effectively a player trades teammates or avoids dying untraded. Core to consistent team play, this metric values reaction, positioning, and awareness.13/100
- Saved teammate per round 0.08
- Trade kills per round 0.10
- Trade kills percentage 14.9%
- Assisted kills percentage 18.5%
- Damage per kill 79
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Opening: Opening: Tracks early-round impact through opening duels. Players with high scores secure crucial first kills that tilt rounds 5v4. Based on opening attempts and success rate.64/100
- Opening kills per round 0.10
- Opening deaths per round 0.10
- Opening attempts 20.7%
- Opening success 50.7%
- Win% after opening kill 75.4%
- Attacks per round 1.67
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Clutching: Clutching: Measures late-round performance - 1vX wins, post-plant plays, and time alive. Top clutchers are those who stay calm and convert rounds under pressure.50/100
- Clutch points per round 0.03
- Last alive percentage 10.4%
- 1on1 win percentage 66.0%
- Time alive per round 51 s
- Saves per round loss 3.2%
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Sniping: Sniping: Represents performance with sniper rifles (AWP, SSG). High values mark dedicated AWPers; mid scores indicate hybrids, while low ones belong to riflers.77/100
- Sniper kills per round 0.16
- Sniper kills percentage 31.0%
- Rounds with sniper kills percentage 15.1%
- Sniper multi-kill rounds 0.04
- Sniper opening kills per round 0.04
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Utility: Utility: Reflects a player’s effectiveness with grenades - flash assists, HE damage, and tactical utility use. High scorers consistently enable teammates and control map space.45/100
- Utility damage per round 3.09
- Utility kills per 100 rounds 0.43
- Flashes thrown per round 0.62
- Flash assists per round 0.04
- Time opponent flashed per round 1.90 s
- Total kills 44907
- Headshot % 34.7%
- Total deaths 36187
- K/D Ratio 1.24
- Damage / Round 79.4
- Grenade dmg / Round 4.5
- Maps played 2297
- Rounds played 58478
- Kills / Round 0.77
- Assists / Round 0.13
- Deaths / Round 0.62
- Saved by teammate / Round 0.08
- Saved teammates / Round 0.08
- Rating 2.0 1.26
- eDPI 820
- Sensitivity 1.15
- DPI 800
- Zoom Sensitivity 1
- Hz 1000
- Windows Sensitivity 6
- Center Dot No
- Length 1
- Gap -4
- Thickness 1
- Outline No
- Outline Thickness 0
- Red 255
- Green 255
- Blue 255
- Alpha Enabled Yes
- Alpha 255
- T Style No
- Deployed Weapon Gap No
- Sniper Width 0
- Style Classic Static
- Color Cyan
- Follow Recoil No
- Split Distance 3
- Fixed Gap 3
- Inner Split Alpha 0
- Outer Split Alpha 1
- Split Size Ratio 1
- FOV 68
- Offset X 2.5
- Offset Y 0
- Offset Z -1.5
- Preset Pos 2
- Resolution 1152x864
- Aspect Ratio 4:3
- Display Mode Fullscreen
- Scaling Mode Black Bars
- Boost Player Contrast Enabled
- V-Sync Disabled
- NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency Disabled
- NVIDIA G Sync Disabled
- Maximum FPS In Game 960
- Multisampling Anti Aliasing Mode 2x MSAA
- Global Shadow Quality High
- Dynamic Shadows All
- Model Texture Detail Low
- Texture Filtering Mode Anisotropic 16x
- Shader Detail Low
- Particle Detail Low
- Ambient Occlusion Medium
- High Dynamic Range Quality
- Fidelity FX Super Resolution Disabled (Highest Quality)
Team
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Coach
Nicolai “dev1ce” Reedtz Overview
Dev1ce isn’t just a legend; he’s the man who changed Counter-Strike and forever etched his name in the game’s hall of fame. He and his teammates essentially cemented Denmark’s place as a top esports country in the 2010s, setting countless records that still stand and winning dozens of tournaments.
At the same time, the device CS2 player’s entire 15-year career has been a constant struggle with challenges and overcoming them. We’ve compiled all the highlights from the legendary Dane’s life in the new MelBet Pick’em review.
Dev1ce Path to Esports
Now, after so many awards, medals, and titles, it’s funny to say that dev1ce never really planned on playing CS — though it’s true. In his youth, his main passion was badminton—he excelled at the professional level, winning Danish tournaments. He was predicted to have a distinguished sports career, but health problems prevented these plans from coming true.
After leaving the sport at 14, Nikolai switched full-time to the shooter to reintroduce the competitive spirit. His older brother had introduced him to the game. It immediately became apparent that the future dev1ce was very talented in this field as well — he memorized maps perfectly and controlled the game well.
Dev1ce Professional Career
In 2009, Nikolai participated in his first C-tier tournament, along with an amateur mix—even before he retired from badminton. His first professional team was the Copenhagen Wolves, which he joined at age 15. It was there that he met Xyp9x and dupreeh, strong CS2 players who would later form the legendary danish dream team.
The trio changed teams while remaining a cohesive core: Team Dignitas, Team SoloMid, and then, with the help of like-minded management, broke away altogether to form the independent club “?” in 2015. In 2016, it would be renamed “Astralis,” and the following years would mark the peak of d1vice’s career.
Ultimately, dev1ce CS player and his team achieved so many accomplishments over the years that it’s difficult to list them all: four gold and two bronze medals at Majors, absolute dominance on the global stage, and millions in prize money. Of course, this story wasn’t all about victories – Nikolai spent 2021 in a weakened NiP for personal reasons, and in 2022, he left the scene for a year, leading fans to believe it was the end of his career.
Dev1ce Current Team & Role
Health issues plagued dev1ce Astralis AWPer throughout his career. Both physical ailments and psychological difficulties caused by the enormous workload hampered his performances. Time was also taking its toll – by the end of 2026, Nikolai was no longer 20. His teammates had already retired – dupreeh had become an analyst, and Xyp9x had taken up coaching.
Considering the dismal results of the new Astralis roster at the StarLadder Budapest Major 2025 (the Danes finished in 17th place, along with Tier 2 CS2 teams), dev1ce CS2 player realized this was the end of the Danish tag. This realization coincided with the sudden news from the American esports media club 100 Thieves. After five years of focusing on LoL and Valorant, the Americans decided to try their luck in Counter-Strike again, signing FaZe legend Håvard “rain” Nygaard and three young players.
100 Thieves is another ambitious experiment in CS, an attempt to drastically combine youthful energy with the incredible experience of veterans. For dev1ce CS2 player, this isn’t a retirement, but a highly interesting challenge. He joined the new team in early 2026.
Dev1ce Records & Award
For a long time, dev1ce held the record for most MVP medals, ultimately losing only to s1mple. His final career tally is 19 titles (third place in the world!), including two Majors. In terms of Major victories, dev1ce CS2 player is second only to his colleague dupreeh.
FAQ
Nicolai Hvilshøj Reedtz is the full name of former dev1ce Astralis ex-player. His alternative nicknames, under which he played, were device, devve (until 2016), and Sundevice.
Reedtz was born on September 8, 1995. Thus, as of the beginning of 2026, his age is 30 years old.
Nikolai was born in Vejle, a small town in southern Denmark. Later, in the 2020s, he moved to Sweden to live with his girlfriend.
Reedtz is a master of the AWP. As a sniper, Nikolai has become a global legend: dev1ce CFG has become the gold standard for copying, even in pro circles.
The sum earned by dev1ce Astralis ex-member is staggering: $1,975,000! He ranks third in the world rankings among all CS players, behind former teammates Xyp9x and dupreeh.
Starting in 2026, dev1ce CS2 player left Astralis, which he founded 10 years ago, and moved to the new American project 100 Thieves.
Dev1ce CS player participated in his first major tournament in 2009, at the age of 13. The following year, he competed in his first A-tier event, and at 17, he played his first S-tier tournament with the Copenhagen Wolves — and immediately won gold.
