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tN1R
CS2
Andrey Tatarinovich
Belarus 
Team Spirit -
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.70/100
- Kills per round 0.72
- Kills per round win 0.97
- Damage per round 77.9
- Damage per round win 99.0
- Rounds with a kill 48.3%
- Rating 2.0 1.11
- Rounds with a multi-kill 17.7%
- Pistol round rating 1.23
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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.39/100
- Saved by teammate per round 0.09
- Traded deaths per round 0.13
- Traded deaths percentage 19.3%
- Opening deaths traded percentage 24.1%
- Assists per round 0.17
- Support rounds 19.1%
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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.58/100
- Saved teammate per round 0.12
- Trade kills per round 0.15
- Trade kills percentage 21.0%
- Assisted kills percentage 23.7%
- Damage per kill 109
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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.42/100
- Opening kills per round 0.09
- Opening deaths per round 0.09
- Opening attempts 17.8%
- Opening success 51.4%
- Win% after opening kill 73.0%
- Attacks per round 2.80
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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.62/100
- Clutch points per round 0.03
- Last alive percentage 9.9%
- 1on1 win percentage 70.4%
- Time alive per round 64 s
- Saves per round loss 6.7%
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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 0.02
- Sniper kills percentage 1.6%
- Rounds with sniper kills percentage 0.9%
- Sniper multi-kill rounds 0.002
- Sniper opening kills per round 0.0017
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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.57/100
- Utility damage per round 4.05
- Utility kills per 100 rounds 0.86
- Flashes thrown per round 0.61
- Flash assists per round 0.04
- Time opponent flashed per round 2.22 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 0.76
- Kills per round win 1.02
- Damage per round 82.2
- Damage per round win 104.0
- Rounds with a kill 50.5%
- Rating 2.0 1.12
- Rounds with a multi-kill 19.2%
- Pistol round rating 1.30
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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.34/100
- Saved by teammate per round 0.07
- Traded deaths per round 0.11
- Traded deaths percentage 17.5%
- Opening deaths traded percentage 20.8%
- Assists per round 0.18
- Support rounds 20.6%
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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.51/100
- Saved teammate per round 0.09
- Trade kills per round 0.13
- Trade kills percentage 17.0%
- Assisted kills percentage 24.1%
- Damage per kill 108
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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.42/100
- Opening kills per round 0.10
- Opening deaths per round 0.08
- Opening attempts 17.7%
- Opening success 57.3%
- Win% after opening kill 71.2%
- Attacks per round 3.02
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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.68/100
- Clutch points per round 0.02
- Last alive percentage 9.3%
- 1on1 win percentage 67.1%
- Time alive per round 65 s
- Saves per round loss 11.4%
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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 0.02
- Sniper kills percentage 2.1%
- Rounds with sniper kills percentage 1.1%
- Sniper multi-kill rounds 0.003
- Sniper opening kills per round 0.003
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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.55/100
- Utility damage per round 4.78
- Utility kills per 100 rounds 0.97
- Flashes thrown per round 0.48
- Flash assists per round 0.03
- Time opponent flashed per round 2.34 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.66/100
- Kills per round 0.68
- Kills per round win 0.91
- Damage per round 73.6
- Damage per round win 93.9
- Rounds with a kill 46.0%
- Rating 2.0 1.10
- Rounds with a multi-kill 16.2%
- Pistol round rating 1.16
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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.44/100
- Saved by teammate per round 0.11
- Traded deaths per round 0.15
- Traded deaths percentage 21.1%
- Opening deaths traded percentage 27.3%
- Assists per round 0.15
- Support rounds 17.6%
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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.64/100
- Saved teammate per round 0.14
- Trade kills per round 0.17
- Trade kills percentage 24.9%
- Assisted kills percentage 23.3%
- Damage per kill 109
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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.41/100
- Opening kills per round 0.08
- Opening deaths per round 0.10
- Opening attempts 17.9%
- Opening success 45.5%
- Win% after opening kill 74.8%
- Attacks per round 2.57
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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.55/100
- Clutch points per round 0.03
- Last alive percentage 10.5%
- 1on1 win percentage 73.6%
- Time alive per round 63 s
- Saves per round loss 1.9%
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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 1.1%
- Rounds with sniper kills percentage 0.6%
- Sniper multi-kill rounds 0.001
- Sniper opening kills per round 0.0003
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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.58/100
- Utility damage per round 3.31
- Utility kills per 100 rounds 0.74
- Flashes thrown per round 0.73
- Flash assists per round 0.04
- Time opponent flashed per round 2.10 s
- Total kills 14440
- Headshot % 57.6%
- Total deaths 13244
- K/D Ratio 1.09
- Damage / Round 77.8
- Grenade dmg / Round 4.0
- Maps played 861
- Rounds played 20143
- Kills / Round 0.72
- Assists / Round 0.17
- Deaths / Round 0.66
- Saved by teammate / Round 0.09
- Saved teammates / Round 0.11
- Rating 2.0 1.11
- eDPI 400
- Sensitivity 0.5
- DPI 800
- Zoom Sensitivity 1
- Hz 1000
- Windows Sensitivity 6
- Center Dot No
- Length 1
- Gap -5
- 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 1
- Style Classic Static
- Color Green
- Follow Recoil No
- Split Distance 7
- Fixed Gap 0
- Inner Split Alpha 1
- Outer Split Alpha 0.5
- Split Size Ratio 1
- 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 500
- Multisampling Anti Aliasing Mode 4x MSAA
- Global Shadow Quality High
- Dynamic Shadows All
- Model Texture Detail Low
- Texture Filtering Mode Anisotropic 4x
- 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
Andrey “tN1R” Tatarinovich Overview
The best in his country — that’s probably the safest word for this player today. Andrey “tN1R” Tatarinovich is the only Belarusian among the Russians on Team Spirit. Having previously played for local Belarusian and Russian teams, he entered the international arena in 2025, where his career skyrocketed. MelBet Pick’em has thoroughly analyzed the path of tN1R Spirit player and now tells you how he rose from a deep Tier-3 rank to a major prize in just one year.
TN1R Path to Esports
Danil turned to Counter-Strike when he realized his other passion, football, wouldn’t work out. Due to health issues, he couldn’t continue training. He’d been familiar with tN1R since childhood, watching his older brother play, and at age five, he let him play with bots.
His parents were neutral about their son’s passion, unlike his siblings, who would later become his biggest fans. Andrey recalls: his mother was concerned about his screen time, so she took away his keyboard to prevent him from playing for too long, and once even broke the monitor (either accidentally or in a fit of anger). In any case, tN1R CS player didn’t disappoint his parents – he even managed to earn a degree in logistics, combining his studies with his esports career.
TN1R Professional Career
Andrey entered esports through the leading Belarusian esports club, Nemiga, or more precisely, its youth branch, Zorka. He was invited there at the age of 19. TN1r isn’t shy about admitting that things weren’t going well at first, stress was getting in the way, and he was ready to quit esports. However, he finally decided to take on the challenge.
In his first two years, from 2020 to 2022, he’ll play for eight units. These will be local Belarusian amateur teams. However, in 2021, he’ll play a few matches for Nemiga’s main roster, main national team, even reaching his first A-tier tournament (Pinnacle Fall Series #2). His first long-term lineup (over a year) will be Websterz, followed by the Russian FORZE Esports.
TN1R CS player’s career took a boost in 2025: in early January, he was offered a contact with HEROIC. Tatarinovich finally reached Tier 1. He and his team won the MESA Nomadic Masters Spring 2025 (his first big tournament victory). However, there were complications: for example, the team played BLAST Bounty Season 1 without him due to Denmark’s visa denial.
TN1R Current Team & Role
In September, tN1r’s contract was purchased by an unnamed organization. Fans later learned it was Team Spirit. This was a major step up – in the fall of 2025, TS was ranked third in the world! Andrey replaces Myroslav “zont1x” Plakhotia, who was removed from the roster despite the team’s previous success. Thus, as of winter 2025, tN1R CS2 player is the latest addition to the Russian team.
With the roster change came a role change: while tN1r was the main driving force in Heroic, his role is now more of a backseat. He plays as an anchor on defense or as a lurker on the T-side, providing support for donk and zweih. However, as he notes, his playstyle is more aggressive than that of his predecessor, zont1x.
With his new team, tN1R CS2 player has already successfully competed in a Major. Tatarinovich had previously qualified for a major CS tournament – the previous one, in Austin, with Heroic. However, the team was quickly eliminated. In Budapest, however, TS reached the semifinals and earned a respectable bronze medal.
As for tN1R cfg, he plays a “pro-typical” config: 4:3 stretched, low sense, minimalist visuals.
FAQ
Andrey Tatarinovich is the real name of tN1R Spirit player. The letters T and R in his nickname are the beginning and end of his last name, a reference to his school nickname, “Tatar.”
Andrey “tN1r” was born on February 14, 2001. This makes tN1R age 25 as of the winter of 2026. He’s older than the average player on the team.
Andrey Tatarinovich hails from the Republic of Belarus. TN1R CS2 player is now one of the country’s top esports players.
In the current roster, tN1R Spirit player is the secondary riffler. He also has a very high clutch percentage—73/100 according to HLTV.
Tatarinovich’s total prize money is much more modest than his teammates’—only about $150,000. This is due to tN1R CS2 player’s recent promotion to Tier 1.
Since the fall of 2025, tN1r has been playing for a new team, Team Spirit. His transfer became the most expensive in the history of Belarusian esports, costing $300,000.
Tatarinovich has been playing for a professional team (the Belarusian academic team Zorka) since he was 19. He began playing esports professionally when he entered university.
