JW Jesper Wecksell

JW's professional journey began in March 2013 with Epsilon eSports. His debut at the Copenhagen Games 2013, although not resulting in a prize, marked the start of an illustrious career. His early matches were alongside notable players like flusha, znajder, berg, and Devilwalk, providing valuable experience and setting the stage for his future success. His second tournament, DreamHack Summer 2013, saw him and Epsilon secure a second-place finish, earning them a substantial share of the prize pool. These early experiences laid the foundation for his remarkable career trajectory.

Over his career, JW has represented approximately 17 different teams, most notably Fnatic, where he played a significant number of matches and earned the majority of his prize money (around $635,000). Other notable teams include GODSENT and his current team, EYEBALLERS (EYEB). His experience spans various regions and team dynamics, demonstrating adaptability and a capacity to thrive in diverse competitive environments. While he enjoyed periods of success and significant prize money with several teams, his time with Fnatic stands out as the most impactful.

JW's career has encompassed participation in around 230 tournaments. His recent tournament appearances include several high-profile events, such as the European Pro League and CCT Season 2 European Series, although his results in those tournaments haven't resulted in top placements. While the recent results may not always reflect top positions, his vast experience and impressive track record solidify JW's status as a legendary figure in the Counter-Strike community.

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