Kazakhstani rifler Daulet "dako" Ondassynov (22, Game Point) has set a new Counter-Strike 2 regulation kill record — 40 kills in 24 regulation rounds on Mirage at the BRO Cyber League Season 1 third-place decider in Almaty. The previous record was 39 kills by Alex "poiii" Nyholm Sundgren in an online match in September 2024.
The match
- Event: BRO Cyber League Season 1 third-place decider, Almaty
- Opponent: Total Domination
- Map: Mirage
- Dako's first half: 23-6, but Game Point ended the first half only 6-6 due to teammates' collective 0.4-tier performance
- Final result: Game Point lost in overtime despite dako's masterclass
The full stat line
Dako's 42 total kills including 2 in overtime gave him a 2.43 Rating 3.0 for the map — one of the highest single-map ratings in modern CS2 competitive history. His KPR (kills per round) of ~1.61 also cracks the all-time regulation top-10.
Context
The record stands as the highest kill count in a regulation (non-overtime) CS2 pro match under official ruleset. It surpasses poiii's previous 39-kill mark set in September 2024 on Vertigo. Both marks were set on 30-round maps, so 24 rounds represents an even more compressed pace.
Source: HLTV.org — /news/45440/dako-sets-new-cs2-regulation-kill-record
