Since you’ve been here what kind of steps has CGS taken to take care of you? What have you seen CGS doing that some of the other organizations aren’t?

CGS always try to make things comfortable for the players. CGS pays tournament prizes upfront and doesn’t hassle the players or teams by holding the money for extended periods of time. Basically everything related to the tournament is done upfront -- travel expenses, everything.

That’s why I think CGS is going to succeed for the long term. I think in one year or so, after they work out any problems they have, everything will be perfect.

As a general rule, which teams do you feel are more suited to the CGS rule-set? Teams that have traditionally played Counter-Strike: Source, or teams that converted from Counter-Strike: 1.6?

The CS: 1.6 players are probably better because most of those teams here are pros -- they’ve traveled the world and they know what it’s like to play under pressure. So the game doesn’t really matter, but rather the experience the players have.

Let’s talk about your role on the team. What is your primary job?

I’m basically an entry fragger -- a multi-killer. I’m always aggressive on both sides and try to keep the pressure on. I try to find a comfort zone and just focus on that. For instance I try to play the same bombsites on defense and attack the same areas on offense.