
KSCERATO
Kaike Cerato · Brazil
Site AnchorJoined 2018-02-21
- Rating 3.0
- 1.19
- Maps
- 246
- ADR
- 79.3
- KAST
- 75.6%
last 12 months
- Kills / round
- 0.73
- Deaths / round
- 0.61
- T rating
- 1.16
- CT rating
- 1.22
- Round swing
- +1.46%
last 12 months
Organization Dossier · Americas
FURIA is a Brazilian CS2 team ranked first in the world, led in-game by FalleN with yuurih, KSCERATO, molodoy and YEKINDAR.
Quick facts
Verified data
Interactive roster
5 starters on record for FURIA, each card opening that player's profile. Stats are measured figures for one window per player (shown under the rating): rating, maps, ADR and KAST first, then kills, deaths and side ratings behind the toggle. Bench players and stand-ins are listed below; unpublished profiles stay listed but unlinked.

Kaike Cerato · Brazil
Site AnchorJoined 2018-02-21
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Danil Golubenko · Kazakhstan
Main AWPerJoined 2025-04-10
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Mareks Gaļinskis · Latvia
Entry FraggerJoined 2025-04-21
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Yuri Santos · Brazil
Rifler / LurkerJoined 2017-11-08
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Gabriel Toledo · Brazil
In-Game LeaderJoined 2023-07-03
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Rating bar scale: 1.10+ elite · 1.00–1.09 even · below 1.00 — Rating; each card states its version and window.
Contract tenure map
One lane per player, one bar per status period, plotted from 2017 to today. Current members sit on top with open contracts running to the right edge; former players follow in reverse departure order. Colour marks the status each period was held in, and a gap in a lane is time away from the organisation. Service counts starter, stand-in and coach periods; bench time is shown separately and never added to it (open contracts on the active roster average 4y 5m of service today). Hover a bar for that period's dates and, when recorded, its maps and the player's rating with FURIA; tap a lane for the full contract record. The same moves appear in the transfer ledger below.
Bars are recorded roster periods: 13 closed, 6 open. A rating on this map is the player's rating with FURIA for that period, not their current rating. Unpublished profiles stay listed without a profile link.
Map pool analytics & playstyle
Maps played since 6 August 2026(100 maps across 6 map names): the five-axis tactical radar on the left, per-map records with pick and ban rates on the right. Maps marked "not in Active Duty" are outside the current competitive pool.
Tactical radar · 5-axis
telemetry live
Rounds won after the opening kill: 75.9% on average across the 6 maps in the table, highest on Nuke at 79.8%.
| Map | Record | Win rate | Pick rate | Ban rate | Rounds won after first kill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inferno | 10 wins, 2 losses | 83.3% | 26% of 30 | 20% of 54 | 77.9% |
| Nuke | 10 wins, 6 losses | 62.5% | 27% of 43 | 7% of 68 | 79.8% |
| Cache (not in Active Duty) | 11 wins, 7 losses | 61.1% | 23% of 39 | 17% of 57 | 74% |
| Dust II | 11 wins, 7 losses | 61.1% | 22% of 36 | 15% of 66 | 76.2% |
| Mirage | 10 wins, 9 losses | 52.6% | 26% of 45 | 9% of 71 | 75% |
| Ancient | 7 wins, 10 losses | 41.2% | 0% of 16 | 41% of 60 | 72.7% |
Map records · pick & ban rates
6 maps in window
strong ≥75% · competitive 50–74% · weak ≤49%
Among maps with at least 3 played, FURIA's best record is Inferno at 83.3% (10-2) and the weakest is Ancient at 41.2% (7-10). In the veto, Nuke has the highest pick rate (27% of 43) and Ancient the highest ban rate (41% of 60). molodoy (Main AWPer) is rated 1.14 (Rating 3.0, last 12 months, 246 maps).
Transfer ledger & standings
The 35 roster moves logged for FURIA, newest first: [+] joins, [-] benches, [x] exits. The log may not list every move in the organisation's history. Roster periods are plotted in the contract tenure map above.
Tactical dossier
FURIA is a Brazilian esports organisation founded in August 2017, and as of 6 November 2026 it was ranked first in the world. Its CS2 roster is led in-game by FalleN, with yuurih, KSCERATO, molodoy and YEKINDAR, and is coached by sidde.
FURIA signed spacca, prd, guerri, caike, VINI and Sllayer on 10 August 2017, with Sllayer as coach. caike left on 2 October 2017, and bld V was signed on 7 October. On 8 November 2017 prd and Sllayer parted ways with the team, and yuurih was signed the same day.
In June 2018, after the Americas Minor Championship in London, FURIA announced that it would relocate to Miami, in the United States.
VINI was released on 17 January 2018, and s1 was signed as his replacement. Both s1 and bld V were removed from the main roster on 5 February 2018. guerri moved into a coaching role on 2 February 2018, and on 6 February KSCERATO and VINI were promoted from the academy while arT was acquired from INTZ eSports. spacca was moved to a position inside the organisation on 2 October 2018, the day ablej was promoted from the academy.
2019 brought a long-term commitment. Swani joined as analyst on 4 June 2019 and left on 15 August. On 21 June 2019 the players signed a five-year contract extension, keeping them with the organisation until 2024. HEN1 was signed on 23 September 2019, ablej was benched that day, and he was demoted to the academy on 9 October. ablej retired from competition on 25 September 2020 and stayed on as a streamer.
2021 brought the most changes. HEN1 was benched on 8 January 2021 and parted ways with the organisation on 1 May. junior was acquired from Triumph on 13 January 2021 and benched on 3 June. honda was promoted on 14 January and demoted on 23 August, when drop replaced him. tacitus joined as assistant coach on 1 June 2021, and VINI was benched on 25 November 2021.
saffee was acquired from paiN Gaming on 6 January 2022. junior left for Complexity Gaming on 18 January 2022, and VINI was acquired by Imperial Esports on 18 February 2022. tacitus parted ways with the team on 14 December 2022.
sidde was signed as assistant coach on 16 January 2023. On 27 June 2023 drop was benched, saffee followed on 28 June, and both moved to MIBR on 30 June. FalleN and chelo were acquired from Imperial Esports on 3 July 2023, and FalleN has been the in-game leader since then.
arT was benched on 16 April 2024 and acquired by Fluxo on 9 May 2024. kye was signed on 18 April 2024 and benched in June. guerri moved from the coaching role to a Head of Esports position on 9 July 2024, when skullz was acquired from Team Liquid and sidde was promoted to head coach. Lucid and innersh1ne joined as assistant coaches on the same day.
KSCERATO and yuurih also signed three-year contract extensions that keep them with FURIA until mid-2027.
molodoy was signed as awper on 10 April 2025, the day chelo was benched. YEKINDAR joined as entry on 21 April 2025, when skullz was benched. chelo and skullz both left the roster later in 2025. The exact exit dates are left out, because the two dates available for each player differ.
yuurih has been a rifler since 8 November 2017 and has 1,658 maps in tenure, the longest on the current list. KSCERATO has been the anchor since 21 February 2018 with 1,633 maps. FalleN is the in-game leader, with 632 maps since 3 July 2023. molodoy and YEKINDAR have 323 maps each.
sidde has been head coach since 9 July 2024. KrizzeN is also listed among the coaches, and Alexia Midori is listed as a manager alongside guerri, who now works as Head of Esports.
As of 6 November 2026 FURIA was first in the world ranking and third in the global Valve ranking. The club had spent 174 weeks in the top 30, and it competes in the Americas region.
FAQ · FURIA Organization
FURIA is first in the world ranking and third on the Valve global ranking, with 174 weeks in the top 30.
sidde has coached FURIA since 9 July 2024, succeeding guerri, who had been coach from 2 February 2018 to 8 July 2024.
FalleN has been the in-game leader since 3 July 2023, when FURIA signed him from Imperial Esports together with chelo.
FURIA was founded in August 2017 and signed its first players, with Sllayer as coach, on 10 August 2017.
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