CS:GO Esports Play of the Decade Officially Decided
By Nicholas Barth ·
The CS:GO community recently came together and voted what they believe was the most impressive play that took place this past decade.
The 2010s provided the world a plethora of fantastic esports plays that will live on forever in history. There is no denying that the competitive scene for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) provided the esports community plenty of these historical plays. The official Twitter account for the high-profile first-person shooter recently posted a poll to let the community decide which play was the greatest one to take place over the past ten years.
The CS:GO play of the decade poll was open for 24 hours and had four choices for players to choose. These choices were the following highlights:
- Happy's Deagle Ace
- Stewie's B Site Hold
- Olofmeister's Boost
- Coldzera's Jumping Double
A total of 79,161 were cast in the poll and ultimately declared the iconic ace that Team Envyus player Vincent "Happy" Cervoni Schopenhauer was able to pull off dramatically against Team SoloMid at the DreamHack Open London tournament in 2015.
The results are in and we have our finalists! Cast your vote below for CS:GO’s play of the decade. The poll will remain open for 24 hours.
— CS:GO (@CSGO) December 31, 2019
It is not surprising to see the highly impressive ace from Happy win the best play of the decade for CS:GO. It produced one of the most exciting sequences in esports history with one of the most iconic commentary displays for what was genuinely adrenaline-pumping display of accuracy.
What are your thoughts on the Deagle ace from Happy winning the award for best CS:GO play of the decade? Let us know in the comments below!
(cover photo courtesy of WESG)