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flameZ
Coach Rémy Quoniam
Israel
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Team Vitality
Current team
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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.66/100
- Kills per round 0.70
- Kills per round win 0.97
- Damage per round 77.5
- Damage per round win 100.2
- Rounds with a kill 46.8%
- Rating 2.0 1.12
- Rounds with a multi-kill 17.2%
- Pistol round rating 1.10
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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.73/100
- Saved by teammate per round 0.12
- Traded deaths per round 0.17
- Traded deaths percentage 24.4%
- Opening deaths traded percentage 30.1%
- Assists per round 0.16
- Support rounds 18.9%
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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.47/100
- Saved teammate per round 0.11
- Trade kills per round 0.14
- Trade kills percentage 19.4%
- Assisted kills percentage 20.7%
- Damage per kill 111
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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.72/100
- Opening kills per round 0.13
- Opening deaths per round 0.13
- Opening attempts 24.8%
- Opening success 50.0%
- Win% after opening kill 74.4%
- Attacks per round 2.91
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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.52/100
- Clutch points per round 0.02
- Last alive percentage 7.9%
- 1on1 win percentage 66.1%
- Time alive per round 67 s
- Saves per round loss 6.8%
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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.1/100
- Sniper kills per round 0.01
- Sniper kills percentage 0.7%
- Rounds with sniper kills percentage 0.5%
- Sniper multi-kill rounds 0.0009
- Sniper opening kills per round 0.0005
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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.77/100
- Utility damage per round 5.65
- Utility kills per 100 rounds 0.98
- Flashes thrown per round 0.82
- Flash assists per round 0.05
- Time opponent flashed per round 2.07 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.68/100
- Kills per round 0.74
- Kills per round win 1.01
- Damage per round 81.2
- Damage per round win 103.5
- Rounds with a kill 49.1%
- Rating 2.0 1.12
- Rounds with a multi-kill 18.3%
- Pistol round rating 1.05
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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.56/100
- Saved by teammate per round 0.09
- Traded deaths per round 0.13
- Traded deaths percentage 20.4%
- Opening deaths traded percentage 23.6%
- Assists per round 0.17
- Support rounds 21.9%
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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.42/100
- Saved teammate per round 0.09
- Trade kills per round 0.12
- Trade kills percentage 16.0%
- Assisted kills percentage 22.8%
- Damage per kill 110
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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.67/100
- Opening kills per round 0.13
- Opening deaths per round 0.10
- Opening attempts 22.3%
- Opening success 56.7%
- Win% after opening kill 72.3%
- Attacks per round 3.20
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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.61/100
- Clutch points per round 0.02
- Last alive percentage 7.5%
- 1on1 win percentage 65.9%
- Time alive per round 68 s
- Saves per round loss 12.1%
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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.0/100
- Sniper kills per round 0.00
- Sniper kills percentage 0.6%
- Rounds with sniper kills percentage 0.5%
- Sniper multi-kill rounds 0.0007
- Sniper opening kills per round 0.0007
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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.85/100
- Utility damage per round 7.45
- Utility kills per 100 rounds 1.24
- Flashes thrown per round 0.72
- Flash assists per round 0.05
- Time opponent flashed per round 2.29 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.64/100
- Kills per round 0.66
- Kills per round win 0.92
- Damage per round 73.7
- Damage per round win 96.8
- Rounds with a kill 44.5%
- Rating 2.0 1.12
- Rounds with a multi-kill 16.0%
- Pistol round rating 1.15
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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.89/100
- Saved by teammate per round 0.15
- Traded deaths per round 0.20
- Traded deaths percentage 28.4%
- Opening deaths traded percentage 36.5%
- Assists per round 0.15
- Support rounds 15.9%
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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.52/100
- Saved teammate per round 0.13
- Trade kills per round 0.15
- Trade kills percentage 22.8%
- Assisted kills percentage 18.6%
- Damage per kill 112
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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.77/100
- Opening kills per round 0.12
- Opening deaths per round 0.15
- Opening attempts 27.2%
- Opening success 43.2%
- Win% after opening kill 76.5%
- Attacks per round 2.61
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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.42/100
- Clutch points per round 0.02
- Last alive percentage 8.2%
- 1on1 win percentage 66.3%
- Time alive per round 66 s
- Saves per round loss 1.4%
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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.1/100
- Sniper kills per round 0.01
- Sniper kills percentage 0.8%
- Rounds with sniper kills percentage 0.5%
- Sniper multi-kill rounds 0.001
- Sniper opening kills per round 0.0002
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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.68/100
- Utility damage per round 3.85
- Utility kills per 100 rounds 0.72
- Flashes thrown per round 0.91
- Flash assists per round 0.04
- Time opponent flashed per round 1.85 s
- Total kills 16487
- Headshot % 52.6%
- Total deaths 15623
- K/D Ratio 1.06
- Damage / Round 77.5
- Grenade dmg / Round 5.7
- Maps played 945
- Rounds played 23532
- Kills / Round 0.70
- Assists / Round 0.16
- Deaths / Round 0.66
- Saved by teammate / Round 0.12
- Saved teammates / Round 0.11
- Rating 2.0 1.18
- eDPI 1200
- Sensitivity 3
- DPI 400
- Zoom Sensitivity 1.10
- Hz 1000
- Windows Sensitivity 6
- Center Dot Yes
- Length 1.5
- Gap -2
- Thickness 0.5
- Outline No
- Outline Thickness 0
- Red 100
- Green 100
- Blue 100
- Alpha Enabled Yes
- Alpha 255
- T Style No
- Deployed Weapon Gap No
- Sniper Width 0
- Style Legacy
- Color Cyan
- Follow Recoil No
- Split Distance 7
- Fixed Gap 3
- Inner Split Alpha 1
- Outer Split Alpha 0.5
- Split Size Ratio 0.3
- FOV 68
- Offset X 2.5
- Offset Y 0
- Offset Z -1.5
- Preset Pos 2
- Resolution 1280x960
- Aspect Ratio 4:3
- Display Mode Fullscreen
- Scaling Mode Stretched
- Boost Player Contrast Enabled
- V-Sync Disabled
- NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency Enabled
- NVIDIA G Sync Disabled
- Maximum FPS In Game 0
- Multisampling Anti Aliasing Mode 8x MSAA
- Global Shadow Quality High
- Dynamic Shadows All
- Model Texture Detail Low
- Texture Filtering Mode Bilinear
- Shader Detail Low
- Particle Detail Low
- Ambient Occlusion Medium
- High Dynamic Range Quality
- Fidelity FX Super Resolution Disabled (Highest Quality)
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Shahar “flameZ” Shushan Overview
At the age of 16, Shahar Shushan decided to quit CS – tired of constantly living in the shadow of his older brother, a stronger Counter-Strike player who brought him into his then-team. Back then, no one could have known that just two years later, flameZ would be playing for the world’s top teams (yes, he didn’t quit – he did return to CS). This article from MelBet Pick’em will tell you all the stages of flameZ Vitality player rise – a modern-day Israeli CS2 star.
FlameZ Path to Esports
FlameZ was practically introduced to esports by his older brother, Shiran “shushan” Shushan. Six years his senior, Shiran played professionally as an AWPer for Israeli Tier 3 teams. Therefore, flameZ fell under the spell of esports at the age of 10 – that’s when he first started playing CS 1.6.
It was his brother who bought him a high-end gaming PC, which later allowed flameZ CS GO player, to advance through the FACEIT Pro League. For several years, the brothers played for the same rosters. However, today, Shahar has completely outgrown his mentor and has risen into the global top 10. Shiran, meanwhile, continues to play C-tier matches for amateur Israeli teams.
FlameZ Professional Career
flameZ’s first roster was his older brother’s team, the local Israeli team exDT. He joined at just 15 years old. This made it difficult for him to fully integrate into the team – due to his young age, Shahar was simply not allowed to participate in many matches.
After turning 16, “flameZ” transferred to the Israeli team Team Finest, and then to the European team Adaptation, again alongside his older brother, “shushan”. But in the summer of 2020, the brothers’ paths diverged for the first time – flameZ joined the British team Endpoint. Shahar himself recalls that this was incredibly important for him: for the first time in his career, he stepped out of his brother’s shadow, no longer perceived as an extension of Shiran. It was with Endpoint that he first reached the international level, participating in DreamHack Open Fall 2020 (his first A-tier finish).
In 2021, 17-year-old flameZ received an invitation to OG. He will play in it for more than 2 years – until 2023, and will also take part in his first major (Rio 2022).
FlameZ Current Team & Role
Shushan is an entry-fragger in Vitality. His style is hard entry, meaning he rushes in virtually blind, aggressively, and forcefully. This is exactly the type of player Vitality was looking for – as captain apEX put it, they needed “youth, speed, and a new impetus.” FlameZ plays with one of the highest entry-exchange rates in the world and is among the top 10 in first-time duel efficiency.
Having played for Vitality for over two years, Shushan has participated in three IEM victories (in 2024 and twice in 2025) and a victory at BLAST Premier: World Final 2023, where Vitality took home $500,000. In 2025, he and the rest of the five won the Austin Major, repeating the success of the summer of 23′, which preceded the arrival of flameZ CS2 player to the team.
FlameZ Records & Awards
Along with Spinx, a former Vitality member, flameZ CS2 player, is currently one of the strongest Counter-Strike players to emerge from Israel.
He has no HLTV MVP medals – he only narrowly missed out on a spot at IEM Cologne 2024, losing to ZywOo in the rating. However, in 2024, flameZ entered the world’s top 20 HLTV rankings for the first time, reaching 7th place.
FAQ
Full name of flameZ Vitality player is Shahar Shushan. It’s important not to confuse him with Shiran Shushan, his older brother, who uses the nickname “shushan” from his family name.
As of fall 2025, flameZ age is 22 years old, making him the youngest member of Vitality, whose average player age is currently 26.
Shahar “flameZ” Shushan was born and raised in Israel. In 2020, he transitioned to the European CS scene.
In Vitality flameZ plays as a riffler. His primary role is as an entry fragger. He holds one of the world records for the most trades.
FlameZ CS2 player’s total career earnings are around $1,000,000 (as of fall 2025).
FlameZ CS2 player has been playing for Vitality for over two years. He transferred from OG in 2023 after realizing he had reached his peak with the team.
flameZ started playing in LAN tournaments at the age of 14, thanks to his older brother, an eSports athlete. He recalls facing challenges because he wasn’t old enough to participate in many tournaments and couldn’t be a full-fledged team member.
