Filip Kubski

	Filip Kubski
	; Kubski at MLG Columbus 2016
Player information
Nickname	neo
Date of birth	June 15, 1987
place of birth	Poses
country code	Poland
game	Counter-Strike
team	Virtus.pro (since 2014)
Former teams	Pentagram (until 2007) ; MeetYourMakers (2008–2009) ; WICKED (2009) ; Vitriolic (2009) ; AGAiN (2009–2010) ; Ask eXecutors (2010–2011) ; AGAiN (2011) ; ESC Gaming (2011–2013) ; Nostalgia (2013) ; Universal Soldiers ( 2013) ; AGAiN (2013-2014)

Filip “neo” Kubski (left) can be seen with Wiktor “TaZ” Wojtas , Jarosław “pasha” Jarząbkowski , Mariusz “Loord” Cybulski and Jakub “kuben” Gurczyński at the Intel Extreme Masters

Filip "neo" Kubski (born June 15, 1987 in Poznan ) is a Polish e-athlete who has been playing for the Russian organization Virtus.pro since 2014 . He is the most successful Counter-Strike player in his country.

Professional career

Filip "neo" Kubski first appeared in 2004 with the Pentagram team . With this he won the World Cyber Games 2006 or the Electronic Sports World Cup 2007. At the beginning of 2008 neo was accepted at MeetYourMakers together with Jakub "kuben" Gurczynski , Lukasz "LUq" Wnek , Wiktor "Taz" Wojtas and Mariusz "Loord" Cybulski . Although MYM gave up the team in spring 2009, the five performed together under WICKED and Vitriolic even in times without reliable sponsors . The quintet won the Electronic Sports World Cup in 2008 and the World Cyber Games in 2009. Ultimately, Kubski and his teammates appeared for the first time under the name AGAiN in autumn 2009 . Kubski had already joined this clan in 2006. He always played for AGAiN from 2009 to 2014 when he and his respective teammates were not contractually bound by an organization. In early 2010, Kubski signed with Frag eXecutors . Under this organization he won, for example, the Intel Extreme Masters . After the Frag eXecutors gave up their team, “neo” switched to ESC Gaming . In addition to Filip “neo” Kubski , Wiktor “Taz” Wojtas and Jarosław “pasha” Jarząbkowski , who had played in the same team since the end of 2009, Paweł “byali” Bieliński and Janusz “snax” Pogorzelski were added to the team in 2013 under ESC Gaming . After persistent unsatisfactory results, Kubski and his teammates left ESC Gaming. After the Universal Soldiers and AGAiN stations , the quintet signed with Virtus.pro in early 2014 . Under VP, “neo” won the EMS One Katowice 2014 , the 18th season of the ESEA League and the ESL ESEA Pro League Dubai Invitational 2015 with the other four .

In July 2016, Kubski was part of the winning team of the first season of the Eleague .

successes

The following table lists Filip "neo" Kubski's greatest tournament successes. Since Counter-Strike is always played in teams of five in competitions, the personal prize money is one fifth of the total prize money won by the team:

year	space	competition	team	Personal prize money
Counter-Strike 1.6
2004	1.	Invex Euro Cyber Cup	Poland Pentagram	000$ 2,000
2005	1.	WCG Samsung European Championship 2005	Poland Pentagram	000€ 3,000
2006	1.	WSVG London 2006	Poland Pentagram	000$ 2,500
2006	1.	WCG 2006	Poland Pentagram	00$ 12,000
2006	3.	CPL winter 2006	Poland Pentagram	000$ 2,800
2007	2.	shgOpen 2007	Poland Pentagram	0015,000 DKK
2007	1.	Extreme Masters Season I Finals	Poland Pentagram	000€ 8,000
2007	1.	ESWC 2007	Poland Pentagram	000$ 8,000
2007	1.	2007 European Nations Champions Finals	Poland Poland	000€ 3,000
2008	2.	WCG 2008	Poland MeetYourMakers	000€ 1,500
2008	1.	The Gathering 2008	Poland MeetYourMakers	0010,000 NOK
2008	1.	WEG e-Stars 2008	Poland MeetYourMakers	000$ 2,400
2008	1.	ESWC 2008	Poland MeetYourMakers	000$ 8,000
2008	2.	IEM IV - Dubai	Poland MeetYourMakers	000$ 2,000
2009	2.	Extreme Masters Season III - Global Finals	Poland MeetYourMakers	000$ 5,000
2009	1.	DTS CUP 2009	Poland WICKED	000$ 2,000
2009	1.	WCG 2009	Poland AGAiN	000$ 7,000
2010	1.	WEG e-Stars 2010: King of the Game	Poland Ask eXecutors	3,000,000 ₩
2011	2.	IEM V - World Championship	Poland Ask eXecutors	000$ 3,400
2011	1.	Copenhagen Games 2011	Poland Ask eXecutors	0015,000 DKK
2011	1.	WEG e-Stars 2011	Poland Ask eXecutors	3,000,000 ₩
2011	1.	WCG Samsung European Championship 2011	Poland Ask eXecutors	000$ 3,000
2011	1.	WCG 2011	Poland ESC gaming	000$ 5,000
2012	1.	IEM VI - World Championship	Poland ESC gaming	00$ 10,000
Counter Strike: Global Offensive
2014	1.	EMS One Katowice 2014	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 20,000
2014	1.	FACEIT Spring League 2014	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 2,000
2014	1.	Gfinity G3	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 4,000
2014	5th - 8th	ESL One Cologne 2014	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 2,000
2014	3.	ESWC 2014	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 2,000
2014	3rd - 4th	DreamHack Winter 2014	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 4,400
2015	3rd - 4th	ESL One Katowice 2015	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 4,400
2015	1.	Copenhagen Games 2015	Poland Virtus.pro	000€ 2,800
2015	1.	ESEA Season 18 LAN	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 14,000
2015	1.	Gfinity Spring Masters II 2015	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 3,000
2015	2.	ESL ESEA Pro League Season 1 EU Division	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 3,300
2015	3rd - 4th	ESL ESEA Pro League Season 1 Finals	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 5,000
2015	1.	CEVO Pro Season 7 Finals	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 6,000
2015	3rd - 4th	ESL One Cologne 2015	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 4,400
2015	1.	ESL ESEA Pro League Dubai Invitational 2015	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 20,000
2015	3rd - 4th	Gfinity Champion of Champions 2015	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 2,000
2015	2.	PGL CS: GO Season 1 - Finals	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 4,000
2015	1.	Crown's Counter-Strike Invitational	Poland Virtus.pro	000A $ 7,000
2015	1.	Azubu.tv Showmatch # 1	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 2,000
2015	5th - 8th	DreamHack Cluj-Napoca 2015	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 2,000
2015	1.	CEVO CS: GO Season 8 LAN Finals	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 8,000
2016	5th - 8th	IEM X - World Championship	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 2,600
2016	3rd - 4th	Counter Pit League Season 2	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 2,080
2016	5th - 8th	MLG Major Championship: Columbus 2016	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 7,000
2016	5th - 8th	DreamHack Masters Malmo 2016	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 2,000
2016	3rd - 4th	CEVO Gfinity Pro-League Season 9 Finals	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 2,500
2016	1.	Star Ladder i-League Invitational	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 10,000
2016	1.	Adrenaline Open Cyber Cup - Showmatch	Poland Virtus.pro	000$ 6,000
2016	3rd - 4th	ESL One Cologne 2016	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 14,000
2016	1.	Eleague Season 1	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 80,000
2016	1.	DreamHack Bucharest 2016	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 10,000
2016	2.	ESL One New York 2016	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 10,000
2016	2.	EPICENTER 2016 - Finals	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 20,000
2016	5th - 8th	Eleague Season 2	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 10,000
2017	3.	WESG 2017	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 40,000
2017	2.	Eleague Major: Atlanta 2017	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 30,000
2017	1.	DreamHack Masters Las Vegas 2017	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 40,000
2017	1.	Adrenaline Cyber League 2017	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 13,000
2017	3rd - 4th	PGL Major: Kraków 2017	Poland Virtus.pro	00$ 14,000

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ List of the most successful Counter-Strike players (by prize money) on esportsearnings.com
↑ AGAiN's history log on esl.eu
↑ Kristin Banse: Virtus.Pro wins the first ELEAGUE season in CS: GO. Kicker Online, August 2, 2016, accessed on August 4, 2016 .
↑ Filip Kubski's list of achievements on esportsearnings.com

personal data
SURNAME	Kubski, Filip
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Kubski, neo (nickname)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Polish e-athlete
DATE OF BIRTH	June 15, 1987
PLACE OF BIRTH	Poses

[1] List of the most successful Counter-Strike players (by prize money) on esportsearnings.com

[2] AGAiN's history log on esl.eu

[3] Kristin Banse: Virtus.Pro wins the first ELEAGUE season in CS: GO. Kicker Online, August 2, 2016, accessed on August 4, 2016 .

[4] Filip Kubski's list of achievements on esportsearnings.com

Player information
Filip Kubski
Kubski at MLG Columbus 2016
Nickname	neo
Date of birth	June 15, 1987
place of birth	Poses
country code	Poland Poland
game	Counter-Strike
team	Virtus.pro (since 2014)
Former teams	Pentagram (until 2007) MeetYourMakers (2008–2009) WICKED (2009) Vitriolic (2009) AGAiN (2009–2010) Ask eXecutors (2010–2011) AGAiN (2011) ESC Gaming (2011–2013) Nostalgia (2013) Universal Soldiers ( 2013) AGAiN (2013-2014)