Whenever you take a look at the highest-viewed games on Twitch, Counter-Strike 2 will always be near the top of the list. From thrilling Counter Strike 2 esports tournaments to case-opening streams, there’s a variety of content to enjoy, offering something for everyone. Over the years, plenty of streamers have made their name in CS before moving on to other types of content. We’re only going to talk about the best CS2 streamers still active in the game today. Sorry, tarik and Shroud!
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Having been a content creator for well over a decade now, fl0m is one of the most prominent names in the North American Counter-Strike scene. Although he started life a professional CS:GO player, in recent years, he has been more known for his stream team content, serving as the owner of Mythic and the organizer of the PrizePicks NA Revival Series tournaments.
It’s not unfair to suggest that without fl0m, North American Counter-Strike would be in a much unhealthier place, with his co-streams helping to keep interest in the scene alive. He has been one of the best CS2 streamers for a long time now, and he’s not going anywhere any time soon.
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GeT_RiGhT is perhaps better known as one of the best CS:GO players of all time than for his streaming antics. Once upon a time, GeT_RiGhT was part of the legendary 87-0 Ninjas in Pyjamas CS:GO roster, but has since taken up streaming as part of the Boomerdemons in retirement.
As one of the best CS2 streamers, GeT_RiGhT’s content revolves largely around his own FACEIT matches. It’s fascinating to get a glimpse into how one of the greats continues to play in this day and age. If you’re looking to get better at CS2, then GeT_RiGhT’s Twitch streams are essential viewing.
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Stewie2K made himself a legend by becoming part of the first-ever CS:GO Major-winning North American roster with Cloud9 at the ELEAGUE Boston Major 2018. Then, he cemented his legacy by winning the Intel Grand Slam with Team Liquid just a year later.
As his playing career stagnated in recent years, Stewie2K took up streaming on Twitch, instantly becoming one of the best CS2 streamers around. His achievements on the server meant fans instantly flocked to Stewie2K’s streams, where he continues to show off his classic “Smoke Criminal” gameplay. Whether he ever returns to competitive Counter-Strike or not, we’ll always have the Twitch streams.
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Often referred to as “The Nade Guy,” Austin is a more recent addition to the list of the best CS2 streamers. His content initially took off due to educational utility guides on short-form sites like TikTok, although he has since expanded this to exciting Twitch streams.
Fans of Austin have always been huge on his team content, as he’s known for showing the nitty-gritty details that go into building a successful roster. Once part of WICKED, he now plays with the previously-mentioned fl0m as part of the Mythic stream team.
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Many would argue that ohnePixel is the most popular CS2 streamer in the world. His content has always honed in on the CS2 skins and case-opening scene – he can usually be found inspecting his fans’ sticker crafts on the server.
The German streamer’s Twitch livestreams can be defined in two words: loud and hilarious. He even made an attempt to get his face in the game by qualifying for the Major with his DRILLAS team at the Perfect World Shanghai Major. His attempts fell just short, but it was a valiant effort nonetheless. If you’re looking for the best CS2 streamers, chances are you already know ohnePixel.
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Arrow is one of the best CS2 streamers for many of the same reasons as ohnePixel. Like the previously mentioned creator, Arrow also focuses on CS2 skins and sticker crafts, and is always on the lookout for creative creations from his community.
Arrow is also huge on showing his fans the latest and greatest Counter-Strike 2 updates, and is always there to show the ins and outs of whatever Valve has released recently. If there has been a content update, expect Arrow to be live to show it off.
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If you’re looking for some of the most creative CS2 content on the internet, then dima_wallhacks is an absolute must-watch. Don’t let the name fool you – dima_wallhacks isn’t cheating in online matches.
Instead, he’s pushing the boundaries of the game in tons of interesting ways. You can always find him hosting bizarre challenges with professional players – his “olofmeister vs. 60 invisible players” challenge comes to mind. Of all the best CS2 streamers, no one is doing it quite like dima_wallhacks.
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Look, there’s no denying that smooya is a controversial figure. You either love him or you hate him. The important thing is that you feel something for the British CS2 streamer.
Because of smooya’s commitments as a pro player, his streams aren’t quite as consistent as the others on this list. However, when he does go live, there’s no denying that the sharp-witted Brit is as entertaining as any of the best CS2 streamers.
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Once upon a time, freakazoid attended several CS:GO Majors with Cloud9, although his professional career was ultimately short-lived. Despite this, freakazoid never faded into obscurity, building a community on Twitch as part of fl0m’s Mythic.
Although he has since moved on from Mythic, the North American player continues to stream his CS2 gameplay to thousands of viewers daily.
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Alongside GeT_RiGhT, f0rest is another former NiP player to continue his playing days live on stream. He’s also a member of the Boomerdemons, showing that age is just a number when it comes to Counter-Strike skill on the server.
While he does continue to stream his FACEIT CS2 matches online, f0rest also serves as a content and brand ambassador for his former organization, Ninjas in Pyjamas, frequently co-streaming their matches as they struggle to climb the VRS ladder.
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