WinOut

fnatic superstar GeT_RiGhT is 19 years old and comes from Spånga in Sweden.  Earlier in his career he played with Begrip.swe, NiP and SK.swe most notably.  Prior to joining fnatic his CS resume had few impressive placings but in the space of half a year with the Swedish titans he has racked up 3 major event wins.  Playing in the mix team lemondogs he also just beat SK.swe at DreamHack.  I asked him about his journey to the top within Sweden, his team-mates and the teams they are battling at every tournament.

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The up-and-coming central stars from Ruins have been all over the forums recently, so we chose to get some answers to the questions that have really been bugging us at WinOut. 

To do that, we've sat down with their ace fragger 'dizzman', who so far this season has posted the best FPR in all of ESEA-Invite (.919). I'd like to thank Dustin for taking the time out of his amazingly busy schedule to share his insights with us.

Bruno "bit1" Fukuda has been one of the mainstays of the mibr line-up since early 2007 yet is still only the tender age of 18.  With a victory at Dreamhack in 2007, back-to-back high placings at GameGune (2nd in 2007, 1st in 2008) and a 2nd at ESL EM III LA this year the young Brazilian has been one of a group who have shown that mibr is not just cogu, performing as they had done when the core of the team left for CGS.  In 2009 he finds himself a member of the rival Firegamers team comprised of a number of his mibr team-mates and they look to fight for the Brazilian crown.

Tonight we will see 3 rounds of play, should we not have issues with Counter-Strike after the recent steam update. This is a lot of matches to be played in one day, and it will truly prove which teams are the best all around teams in the nation. #1 and #2 seed (x3o, and Delta Elite Force have recieved BYE's for the 1st round).

WinOut Counter-Strike, formerly known as Frag Dominant and EG.usa has been removed from the organization following a series of unprofessional behavior.  The team, which was quite capable of going the distance in-game had achieved recognition immediately, winning ETS 2009 and beating the top 3 American teams in online leagues, including a 16-0 victory over X3O Gaming in ESEA-Invite.  WinOut is dedicated to our long term goals regarding the progression of eSports, and will not support any team that is not inline with those goals.