The 9th player in the 2021 TOP20 list is released, he is a Ukrainian genius rookie from the NaVi team, a new headshot king, an e-sports network writer, and a big B brother b1t.
At just 19 years old, he was a childlike prodigy in the CIS region, and he didn't play professionally for long. When I was a kid, Bureau b1t walked into the gates of CS:GO by watching his uncle play (not his brother leading the way through the door). Usually, he is black with his friends, and his first recorded game on HLTV was in May 2019. It was his 16-year-old open qualifier for the CIS minor in Major Berlin, where they even hit the closed qualifier stage, losing to the Shark Vega Squadron.
Despite this, he still had no intention of becoming a professional player until naVi club coach B1ad3 conducted an open audition for the construction of the youth training team, B1t submitted an application and stood out from the 1900 applicants to become one of the 10 youth team trial trainees. b1t later said: He somehow approved the application.
In September, he officially signed for NaVi, playing for the youth team to participate in some small online competitions. M0NESY then joined the team in early 2020, while B1T saw exponential growth in 2020. Excellent aiming ability, awareness and excellent on-field performance make B1T stand out from the NaVi youth team. At the end of 2020, he received an invitation from the NaVi home team to be part of the 6-man lineup.
His first tournament for the home team was the BLAST World Championship 2020 (played in January 2021), but he was only a substitute for the fire man to play inferno, and his debut against liquids was terrible, with only a .63rating performance. Then against coL 0.93rating, the semi-finals against liquid played 1.12rating, and the final fierce battle against team A came up with 1.18rating data. This is his first major championship and the beginning of his year as a male protagonist.
In the following BLAST Spring Group Stage and IEM Katowice matches, b1t still played only one map, and advanced to the first place in the BLAST Spring Group Stage, but lost to Red Star on Katowice and stopped in the round of 6. B1t on EPL S13 also began to replace Fireman in Mirage and overpass, when B1T was difficult to maintain high form for a long time, and finally NaVi ended the game in 9-12. Even so, NaVi then unveiled a 5-man lineup that would keep B1T on the team and participate in the subsequent RMR as well as subsequent events.
DH Spring Masters, B1T showed his strong strength for the first time, played steadily throughout the whole process, and became an important fire output within the team S1mple and electronic brother outside. In particular, in the final against Red Star, he won another 1.19rating and finally won the championship.
However, the first EPIC RMR was a low point, with Akuma putting NaVi in the losers' bracket 2-0, and then NaVi losing to forZe to finish in 5th place. After the game, Akuma was deeply involved in the suspicion of cheating on the small map, and the Akuma players also threatened to "touch offline", and then there was an offline competition, but unfortunately Akuma did not survive to the offline... They then beat Red Star in the second StarLadder RMR to win the title, and B1t won the EVP for the first time with an excellent performance of 1.13rating and 0.58DPR.
What really impressed the world was the first offline competition, IEM Cologne, where NaVi remained unbeaten in both the group stage and the knockout stages, winning consecutive victories over Cowboys, Bees, Team A, FaZe and G2 to win the championship. B1t's performance is a big thigh, with 1.22rating and 1.15impact, terrifying 0.5 headshot kills per turn to win the EVP again.
After returning from the mid-year offseason, The NaVi of EPL S14 showed strong momentum, and after the victory of heroic and little bees, NaVi successfully crowned and completed the Grand Slam feat. Then in the IEM autumn game, they lost to Red Star and finished second, and B1T got the third EVP.
The highlight is The Stockholm Major on NaVi crushed all the way, from the Legends to the Championship without losing the title. B1T's performance was perfect, and his Major debut hit 1.27rating, 1.23impact, 0.50DPR and 81.4 ADR on 10 charts, which was an important factor in NaVi's victory, and he won EVP again.
In the following BLAST fall finals, he did not have 1 below 1 rating in his 10 pictures, helping the team win the championship. At the same time, he hit a personal maximum of 1.32 and received his fifth EVP. The final battle, THE BLAST World Finals, navi won the championship unsurprisingly, and b1t won the 6th EVP with a reliable performance of 1.10rating to end the 2021 season.
B1t only played for the NaVi youth team in the second half of 2019, and did not compete in the first-line competition until the beginning of 2021, winning the BLAST Global Finals championship just after debuting, and then won a total of 8 championships in a year like the male protagonist of the net, NaVi won the Major championship for the first time and completed the Grand Slam achievement. He didn't perform at all like a fledgling rookie, finishing 6th with an average of 1.21 rating in five major events and winning 4 EVPs, including IEM Cologne and Stockholm Major heavyweight titles. He ranked 9th with a score of 1.11rating on 60 major maps, and even more terrifying was his rating in the knockout stages above his average. KAST was ranked 8th with 73 percent, and he ranked No. 1 with a headshot rate of 67.1 percent and an average headshot of 0.46 per game. At the same time, his round death toll is also very small, maintaining a 0.59 DVR ranking 7th.
The lower limit of B1T is very high, but his performance in the first half of the year is not outstanding, so it is only in 9th place, and in 2022 let us expect Big B Brother to continue to fly high.