
decenty
Lucas Bacelar · Brazil
Joined 2023-10-31
- Rating 3.0
- 1.13
- Maps
- 248
- ADR
- 79.7
- KAST
- 74.9%
last 12 months
- Kills / round
- 0.74
- Deaths / round
- 0.64
- T rating
- 1.13
- CT rating
- 1.13
- Round swing
- +0.59%
last 12 months

Organization Dossier · Americas
Imperial Esports is a Brazilian CS2 team led by IGL VINI and coach tacitus, with noway, chelo, decenty and saadzin, listed in PGL Major Singapore 2026.
Quick facts
Verified data
Interactive roster
5 starters on record for Imperial Esports, 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 Bench players and stand-ins are listed below; unpublished profiles stay listed but unlinked.

Lucas Bacelar · Brazil
Joined 2023-10-31
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Guilherme Pacheco · Brazil
Joined 2026-07-10
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Kaiky Santos · Brazil
Joined 2023-10-08
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Vinicius Figueiredo · Brazil
In-Game LeaderJoined 2022-02-18
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Marcelo Cespedes · Brazil
Joined 2022-08-22
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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.
Unlinked strips await profile publication
Contract tenure map
One lane per player, one bar per status period, plotted from 2018 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 1y 9m of service today). Hover a bar for that period's dates and, when recorded, its maps and the player's rating with Imperial Esports; tap a lane for the full contract record. The same moves appear in the transfer ledger below.
Bars are recorded roster periods: 55 closed, 7 open. A rating on this map is the player's rating with Imperial Esports for that period, not their current rating. Unpublished profiles stay listed without a profile link.
Map pool analytics & playstyle
Maps played since 10 August 2026(89 maps across 6 map names): rounds won after the opening kill 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.
Entry duel conversion · first blood
round data live
Rounds won after the opening kill: 77.7% on average across the 6 maps in the table, highest on Nuke at 80.6%.
5-axis tactical radar (aggression · utility damage · trade efficiency · post-plant · pistol rounds) renders once team telemetry is published.
| Map | Record | Win rate | Pick rate | Ban rate | Rounds won after first kill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nuke | 12 wins, 2 losses | 85.7% | 18% of 53 | 14% of 88 | 80.6% |
| Cache (not in Active Duty) | 11 wins, 4 losses | 73.3% | 28% of 45 | 13% of 75 | 79.8% |
| Mirage | 13 wins, 5 losses | 72.2% | 41% of 43 | 7% of 71 | 75.2% |
| Dust II | 8 wins, 4 losses | 66.7% | 6% of 44 | 24% of 89 | 74.7% |
| Inferno | 12 wins, 8 losses | 60% | 40% of 45 | 3% of 66 | 77.1% |
| Anubis | 6 wins, 4 losses | 60% | 0% of 25 | 22% of 63 | 78.6% |
Map records · pick & ban rates
6 maps in window
strong ≥75% · competitive 50–74% · weak ≤49%
Among maps with at least 3 played, Imperial Esports's best record is Nuke at 85.7% (12-2) and the weakest is Anubis at 60% (6-4). In the veto, Mirage has the highest pick rate (41% of 43) and Dust II the highest ban rate (24% of 89). decenty is rated 1.13 (Rating 3.0, last 12 months, 248 maps).
Transfer ledger & standings
The 119 roster moves logged for Imperial Esports, 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
Imperial Esports is a Brazilian esports organization, created on 9 March 2018, whose Counter-Strike team has played since 5 September 2018. The current lineup is VINI (the in-game leader), noway, chelo, decenty and saadzin, with Marcos "tacitus" Castilho as coach. Imperial is listed in Stage 1 of PGL Major Singapore 2026.
Imperial e-Sports signed its first CS:GO roster on 5 September 2018: SHOOWTiME, zqk, shz, tifa and dzt. The organization parted ways with that lineup on 25 April 2019 and returned on 23 July 2019 with KHTEX, dumau, tge, delboNi, bld V and adr, the last as coach.
Roster turnover was constant through 2020 and 2021. On 7 January 2020 dumau, iDk and tatazin left and zqk, dzt and SHOOWTiME came back. fnx signed on 11 June 2020. In 2021 peacemaker joined on 19 May, horvy signed on 27 July and Kaos arrived as coach on 28 July. On 1 January 2022 the organization parted ways with its lineup as contracts expired.
On 18 February 2022 Imperial signed Last Dance, a lineup of FalleN, fer, fnx, boltz and VINI, with peacemaker as coach. Imperial reached the Legends stage at PGL Major Antwerp 2022 and the Challengers stage at the IEM Rio Major 2022. In 2022 it also finished second at ESL Challenger at DreamHack Melbourne 2022, behind paiN, and third to fourth at FiReLEAGUE 2022: Global Finals.
peacemaker left on 12 August 2022, and chelo signed on 22 August. fnx moved into a coaching and streaming role on 21 August before leaving on 14 November.
fer left on 13 January 2023 and JOTA arrived from MIBR, with zakk signed as coach the next day. In April 2023 Imperial won BLAST Premier: Spring American Showdown 2023, beating paiN 2-0 in the final. In June it finished third to fourth at BLAST Premier: Spring Final 2023, losing 1-2 to Heroic.
On 3 July 2023 FalleN and chelo were acquired by FURIA. HEN1 and felps arrived a week later. noway signed on 8 October 2023, and decenty was acquired from O Plano on 31 October after boltz was benched by mutual agreement.
In 2024 Imperial won ESL Challenger League Season 47: South America and Thunderpick World Championship 2024: South American Series #1, finished second at Global Esports Tour Rio de Janeiro 2024 and reached the PGL CS2 Major Copenhagen 2024 Legends stage and the Perfect World Shanghai Major 2024 Challengers stage. It also finished 13th-16th at IEM Rio 2024.
try was acquired from 9z Team on 16 July 2024, and HEN1 was loaned out on 7 August. In 2025 boltz was released on 1 January and chayJESUS arrived on 29 January. The year also brought first places at Ace South American Masters Spring 2025, CCT Season 2 South American Series #7, FiReLEAGUE Buenos Aires 2025 and Thunderpick World Championship 2025: South American Series #1. Imperial reached Stage 3 of the StarLadder Budapest Major 2025.
decenty was benched on 28 June 2025. chelo returned from FURIA on 1 July, and shr and skullz followed in July and August. In February 2026 skullz was benched and decenty returned on 24 February alongside levi from 9z Team.
levi was benched on 7 July 2026, and saadzin was acquired from Legacy on 10 July. zakk, coach since January 2023, left on 15 June 2026. tacitus signed as coach on 3 August 2026.
As of November 2026 the starting five are VINI, noway, chelo, decenty and saadzin, all from Brazil. VINI is the in-game leader and has been on the team since 18 February 2022. noway has been there since 8 October 2023, chelo since 1 July 2025, decenty since 24 February 2026 and saadzin since 10 July 2026. skullz is listed on the bench.
tacitus (Marcos Castilho, Brazil) has coached the team since 3 August 2026. felippe1 is the CEO, rkz is the manager and zqk is an analyst. Earlier coaches include adr, Kaos, peacemaker and zakk.
The 2026 results come mostly from South American events. Imperial won:
It was runner-up at ESL Challenger League Season 51: South America (lost 1-3 to ShindeN) and BetBoom RUSH B! Summit 2026: Part Four (lost 2-3 to Fluxo W7M).
PGL Major Singapore 2026 Stage 1 runs from 24 November to 27 November 2026 and Imperial is listed among its 16 teams. Before it, Imperial finished second at Gamers Club Masters VII, which ended on 1 November, losing the final 0-3 to DENDELE after wins over QUINTESSÊNCIA, paiN and Low Cortisol.
On 10 November 2026 Imperial is #35 in the Valve ranking, eighth in the Americas, and #48 in the world ranking.
Over the three months to 10 November 2026, Imperial's most-picked maps were Mirage (41% of 43 picks, 13 wins and 5 losses) and Inferno (40% of 45 picks, 12 wins and 8 losses). Nuke had the highest win rate, at 12 wins and 2 losses. Dust2 was banned in 24% of 89 opportunities.
FAQ · Imperial Esports Organization
As of November 2026, Imperial's starting five are VINI (in-game leader), noway, chelo, decenty and saadzin, all from Brazil, coached by tacitus. saadzin joined from Legacy on 10 July 2026, and skullz is on the bench.
Marcos "tacitus" Castilho, from Brazil, has been Imperial's coach since 3 August 2026. zakk, coach since January 2023, left on 15 June 2026.
VINI is Imperial's in-game leader. He has been on the team since 18 February 2022, when the Last Dance lineup was signed.
Imperial's most recent title is Circuit X Curitiba #4, won on 25 October 2026 with a 2-0 final against paiN. Before it, the team won FERJEE In House #2 on 27 September and ESL Challenger League Season 52: South America - Cup #1 on 1 September 2026.
Yes. Imperial is listed in Stage 1, which runs from 24 November to 27 November 2026.
On 10 November 2026 Imperial is #35 in the Valve ranking, eighth in the Americas, and #48 in the world ranking.
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