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In the coming three weeks all registered users on Cadred, TEK9 and Crossfire will be given the opportunity to vote on their favorite players, teams, events, movies and determine the eventual winners of 2009.
From today, December 10, until the 31st of December (mid night) you can cast your votes on 33 different polls, ranging from the best players in the games Call of Duty 4, FIFA, Counterstrike 1.6, CS: Source and Enemy Territory to the best movie of the year and Crossfire’s "Waiting to be busted" award. The results and the winners of polls will be officially announced on the 8th of January, 2010.
All registered users will be allowed to vote. However, beware that once you click submit the vote is final and cannot be changed or removed.
Cadred readers are able to vote on the following awards
- Call of Duty Team of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Player of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Team of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Event of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Player of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Team of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Event of the Year 2009
- Esport Event of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Breakout Player of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike 1.6 Breakout Player of the Year 2009
- Best Esports moment of 2009
- Counter Strike Source LAN Crumble 2009
(by clicking on an award you will be directed to nominations page).
22 more polls can be voted upon by heading over to TEK-9.org and Crossfire.nu, including the best team's and players in the games Fifa 09, Call of Duty 4, Quake Live and Enemy Territory.
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Team Dignitas Team Dignitas have been around for the whole year constantly getting results, especially at the start of the year winning the ESL Pro Series. They also claimed a good victory at OutPost on Fire 3. |
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Reason Gaming Reason have had a good year in Call of Duty 4, winning Lan79 and performing relatively well over the summer. |
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fnatic fnatic definitely came to their own over the summer, winning two of the summer events and coming a close second in the other. They have constantly been at the top of their game. |
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ButtonBashers The ButtonBashers team at the start of the year, that performed excellently before they decided to call it a day. |
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Team CoolerMaster The team at the start of the year that destroyed anyone that came in their way, winning UKeSA, EPS Season 2 and coming a close second at both TeX and i37. |
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TBH.msi Performed consistantly online, getting lots of results especially in the German EPS. They did relatively well at both of the summer events. |
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eSuba The team that is now that Power Gaming lineup performed excellently throughout the year, really coming to their own at TeX where they picked up 3rd. Now they are performing really well in the ESH cups. |
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H2K H2K were another consistant team, constantly getting good results online and then also coming to their own at TeX. |
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 Marek '.PhP' Kadek (Reason Gaming)Marek has turned many heads this season with more than impressive performance at every LAN event he has attended, his constant rifling skills now matched with his Awping makes him a formidable force against any team |
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Ladislav 'Guardian' Kovacs (Reason Gaming) Ladislav is another Reason Gaming member on this list, although he does not make move MVP lists, his amazing awping cannot be matched by most in Europe. |
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 Sam 'RattlesnK' Gawn (Team Dignitas)Dignitas have had many teams in the past, each one always containing this man, his superb Awping skills rival those of Guardian and his calling is second to none. Although Dignitas have not won many events recently, this man is a fundamental player in an improving team. |
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 Eric 'HaZ' Holm (Blight Gaming)Haz has impressed a lot of people this year with his insane rifling aim, although Vitriolic was his main home through the season, he has now moved on the Blight Gaming and has already started impressing in online matches. |
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 Sebastien 'KRL' Perez (Nameless)Sebastien has always been a brilliant player and has impressed many with his content high class performances in Nameless, his brilliant rifling has won Nameless countless games and given them the deserved ranking in Europe. |
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Edouard 'SmithZz' Dubourdeaux (Nameless) The second Nameless player on the list, like his team mate, Edouard has impressed many with a lot high rated performances on and offline. |
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Christofer 'Helblinde' Nilsson (Blight Gaming) Helblinde is another Blight gaming member on this list, his constant clutches and coolness in tough situations makes him a massive player for any team and a real contender for this award. |
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Daniel 'Re1ease' Mullan (Power Gaming) Re1lease has spent time in a number of rosters but has seemed to find the perfect click with his current, Power Gaming. Release has always been a smart player, demonstrating this by reaching the final in his first LAN with a new team, a real contender for this award. His constant Rifling skills and attitude make the perfect blend of player. |
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Reason Gaming Reason have been in excellent form this season with wins most the events they have attended. |
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Nameless Named the best team in europe by many, and quite rightly, topped the Cadred top10 list many times this year. |
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RedLine (Now Verygames) Redline have always been in the shadow as Nameless but this year have really come in to their own, with impressive results at LAN79 they're within touching distance of being the best French team |
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CrackClan CrackClan are another team that have impressed this season, although they are no longer with the org, when they was they showed that they were a match for any team in Europe |
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Team Dignitas Although Dignitas have won few events this year, they have put in the time and effort to be a contender for the crown of the best EU team. |
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fnatic This Fnatic CS:S team have done well this season deserving them the place on this list, although they would like to put some events beind them. |
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BlightGaming Blight have had an amazing season, with a few online competiton wins as well as a top3 finish at most LANs they have attended |
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Imperial The Imperial are easily Denmarks finest CS:S team and are real contenders for this award, currently storming the Danish EPS, they are soon becoming a team to reason with. |
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Multiplay i36 Multiplay tournaments are generally the same and this one didn't fail to live up to expectation, the usual delays and low prize money meant a poor turnout of real top teams |
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Multiplay i37 This LAN was almost the same as most with the exception of the CS:S tournament being run relatively well. |
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SLAP #19 SLAP LANs are generally regarded as one of the events of the year, with this one not disappointing, a host of strong teams attended to make this one a real crowd pleaser. |
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Lan79 LAN79 this year was not at its best, I won't go in to specifics about the bad points. Good points were the teams in attendance and the LAN finals were thrilling to spectators. |
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ICYBOX Finals This year's ICYBOX finals we're one of the best played, there was little delay on all matches and from what I can remember, one of the best finals I've seen. |
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Outpost on Fire 3 OutPost on Fire was another of this year's good LANs, although not many people travelled to the Belgium base LAN, it was one of the "Good LANs" of the year. |
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Alienware Area-51 Pro Challenge The Alienware Challange hosted from the Gadget show, was one of the most thrilling offline events of the year. Compromising of Invite-Only teams, it boasted a lot of good matches and amazing results. |
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The eXperience TeX was to most, the event of the year, brilliant admin team, no delays, a real model for the perfect event. |
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Andreas 'moddii' Fridh (MYM) At the heart of everything good for MYM, with fantastic fragging and teamplay. |
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Marcus 'Delpan' Larsson (MYM) Stepped up and proved he had the ability to threaten the best teams in the world with his AWP ability. |
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Patrik 'f0rest' Lindberg (fnatic) In a hugely successful year for Fnatic, f0rest showed that he is a player with incredible skill. |
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Christopher 'GeT_RiGhT' Alesund (fnatic) Slotted into Fnatic with ease and looked like he had been there for years, making an already good team better. |
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 Christoffer 'Sunde' Sunde (mTw)Dispite missing the end of the year, when he was on form mTw looked capable of beating anyone. |
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Dennis 'walle' Wallenberg (SK Gaming) Even though SK lost out to Fnatic at many events, the individual contribution of walle leading an unsettled team cannot be overlooked. |
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Frej 'kHRYSTAL' Sjostrom (SK Gaming) Made all the difference for SK, his performances in Chengdu ensuring SK finally got one over on Fnatic. |
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 Filip 'Neo' Kubski (AGAiN)A fanstic individual talent, Neo showed yet again that he is one of the worlds best players with any gun in any situation, leading his team to WCG glory. |
Voting
The voting will start today, the 10th of December, and ends the 31st of December at midnight. All registered users are allowed to vote, but only once. Once a vote has been casted, it is final.
You can vote for the poll by going here.
Click here to return to the main page.
- Call of Duty Team of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Player of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Team of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Event of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Player of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Team of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Event of the Year 2009
- Esport Event of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Breakout Player of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike 1.6 Breakout Player of the Year 2009
- Best Esports moment of 2009
- Counter Strike Source LAN Crumble 2009
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Fnatic Winning Extreme Masters Global finals, ESWC Asia Masters and e-Stars Seoul this was a highly successful year for the Fnatic team after making two roster changes. |
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Meet Your Makers Came to the fore at the end of the year with impressive diplays at Dreamhack Winter, with a number of their players making a name for themsevles. |
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SK Gaming A turbalent year where they often made it to finals losing out to Fnatic, A win at Global Challenge in Chengdu with their new line up beating Fnatic in the final was the highlight. |
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mTw An impressive year all round dispite roster problems, making the final of Dreamhack Winter and the Arbalet Cup. |
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WeMade Fox A nearly year for WeMade Fox, some fantastic results at e-Stars Seoul undone by some poor finishes elsewhere. |
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AGAiN A huge comeback year for the team that seemed to endlessly swap organisations culminating in a win at WCG 2009. |
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k23 After a good start to the year at e-Stars Seoul, the end saw the team merge to become the new UNiTED team linking up with Virtus.Pro |
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mousesports Dispite a win at ESL Cologne, the team failed to live up to the standards they set in 2008 falling at the group stage at WCG. |
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World Cyber Games Grand Finals The biggest event of the year, held in China. Brilliant coverage and some spectacular play perhaps undermined slightly by the last of all the top Swedish teams. |
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DreamHack Winter MYM stepped up to the next level with a win at DH: Winter, but the event will be remember for mTw beating Fnatic and SK with a stand-in. |
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IEM Dubai 1.6 action in the plush surroundings of the United Arab Emirates, Fnatic again coming out on top. |
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DreamHack Summer Lemondogs gained the victory at DH Summer, all be it with a little help from Gux and Get_Right of Fnatic playing as mercs' beating SK Gaming into second place again. |
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IEM Chengdu This event was all about the new SK line up, as in their debut event they claimed the game after an incredible final vs. Fnatic. |
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Arbalet Cup What started out as the event of the year, lost some of its prestidge when teams pulled out. However there was still lots to admire from the event, notably the allstar competion which offered something different. |
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Kode5 Finals Mocow played host to the Kode5 finals where yet again Fnatic would beat SK in the final. |
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World Cyber Games Grand Finals One of the best tournaments of the year, with some excellent games taking place in multiple games. |
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DreamHack Winter DreamHack saw some of the best CounterStrike we have seen in a while, as well as some excellent Quake Live |
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IEM Dubai The quality of the CounterStrike and QuakeLive were simply amazing, with a great final. |
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MLG The fans came in their thousands to see some of the best console players around. |
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IEM Chengdu Another stunning display of CounterStrike here, with a breaktaking final. The quality of the event was brilliant. |
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QuakeCon The home of Quake gave us a few days of simply brilliant Quake Live matches. This was a very good year for QuakeCon. |
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BlizzCon For all of the World of Warcraft people out there this was a must to watch, as it was the place to be for all things Blizzard. |
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Kode5 Finals Again we had some excellent CounterStrike take place here after a series of local finals. This was a huge event to watch. |
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Daniel 'Re1ease' Mullan (Power Gaming) Although Daniel has appeared in other Line ups, Power Gaming has really showed what the player is capable of. |
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Nayden "Nayden" Delchev (TLR) Nayden has always been one of those "Fringe" players and has recently broken on to the scene with a lot of impressive performances |
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Dennis 'Rytter' Rytter (Roccat) Dennis has improved a lot this year earning him a place on the Roccat roster |
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 Lasse 'stingeR' Midtstue (Power Gaming)Stinger is another member of the Power Gaming line-up and has shown the world that he is a player not to be underestimated |
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Jim 'Mx' Smale (Team Dignitas) Mx is another player to improve this year earning him a place in the Dignitas Line-up, he has always played for his country and impressed a lot at LANs. |
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James "PEZ" Perrott (Team Dignitas) PEZ is usually the butt of most jokes but has once again improved this year and is now part of the Powerful Dignitas Line up |
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Matthieu 'akamatt' Brouri (VeryGames) Matthieu has impressed a lot this year with a lot of strong performances for this team on and offline |
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Boman 'wantz' Vestergaard (The Imperial) Boman has impressed this year with The Imperial recently picking up his team. He has been a Danish Gem putting in performances at every event attended. |
Voting
The voting will start today, the 10th of December, and ends the 31st of December at midnight. All registered users are allowed to vote, but only once. Once a vote has been casted, it is final.
You can vote for the poll by going here.
Click here to return to the main page.
- Call of Duty Team of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Player of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Team of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Event of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Player of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Team of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Event of the Year 2009
- Esport Event of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Breakout Player of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike 1.6 Breakout Player of the Year 2009
- Best Esports moment of 2009
- Counter Strike Source LAN Crumble 2009
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 Carlos 'xhiroz' Manuel (ledpc)Broke through at GameGune 2009 helping his LedPc team to a fantastic 3rd place finish. |
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Marcus 'Delpan' Larsson (MYM) Established himself as a top AWP'er with brilliant displays for MYM at Dreamhack Winter. |
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 Faruk 'pita' Pita (MYM)Carried MYM to an impressive finish at ESL Dubai putting up huge numbers. |
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Rasmus 'Gux' Stahl (fnatic) Slotted into to the Fnatic team with ease and helped them to a massively successful year. |
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Oliver 'Minet' Ari Minet (mTw) Made a massive impact for mTw at both Dreamhack and the Arbalet Cup. |
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 Derek 'dboorN' Boorn (Complexity)Showed that he was a true talent when given the opportunity to play against Europes best at Dreamhack Winter. |
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 Antonio 'cyx' Daniloski (mousesports)Dispite a largely unsuccessful year for his team, cyx always performed to a high level and his place in the team was never questioned. |
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 Yegor 'markeloff' Markelov (HellRaisers)HellRaisers stepped up and were a force to be reckoned with this year, in no small thanks to the comtribution from markeloff. |
Voting
The voting will start today, the 10th of December, and ends the 31st of December at midnight. All registered users are allowed to vote, but only once. Once a vote has been casted, it is final.
You can vote for the poll by going here.
Click here to return to the main page.
- Call of Duty Team of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Player of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Team of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Event of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Player of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Team of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Event of the Year 2009
- Esport Event of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Breakout Player of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike 1.6 Breakout Player of the Year 2009
- Best Esports moment of 2009
- Counter Strike Source LAN Crumble 2009
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AGAiN Win 2nd WCG Title Two times winners of ESWC and previous winners, with the same line up no less, of the World Cyber Games. In 2009, they added another WCG title to arguably claim "Best CS team of all time" |
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The Return of Cooller There are many players who duel, there are many who come and go and many return to fight another day, but the return of the Russian legend in 2009 didn't quiet go to plan, but it was great seeing him play again. |
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Get Right's demolition of mTw at WCG If there is a half of counter strike to show young, aspiring esports stars, then the second half of Inferno at WCG Finals from Get_Right should be used. It was as breathtaking as it was flawless as he ran over mTw almost single handedly with a 4 man two rounds in a row and then followed those up with 2 more rounds of hat-tricks to win fnatic the game. |
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Av3k Wins Dreamhack Some could argue that Rapha doing the treble in Quake Live in 2009 was the real esports moment of the year, but he is now expected to win, this young Pole certainly wasn't, coming from the high seed pool where 8 others were ranked above him. Clearly he had trained hard and took a deserved 1st place. |
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Infi Wins WCG In His Home Country Nowhere else in 2009 was quite like China for WCG. The stage was set, 10,000 adoring Chinese people packed in to the large hall in Chengdu to witness the final of finals in Warcraft 3. For some, it was a surprise that FLY lost, but at least there was another Chinese player waiting to take the crown and Infi took his biggest prize yet. |
Voting
The voting will start today, the 10th of December, and ends the 31st of December at midnight. All registered users are allowed to vote, but only once. Once a vote has been casted, it is final.
You can vote for the poll by going here.
Click here to return to the main page.
- Call of Duty Team of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Player of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Team of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Event of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Player of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Team of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Event of the Year 2009
- Esport Event of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Breakout Player of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike 1.6 Breakout Player of the Year 2009
- Best Esports moment of 2009
- Counter Strike Source LAN Crumble 2009
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 Fnatic - SLAP #19 |
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Crack Clan - i36 |
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Alternate Attax - Lan79 |
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ROCCAT - The eXperience |
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Fnatic - Outpost On Fire 3 |
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Team Dignitas - ICYBOX Finals |
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FM Toxic - EPS UK Season 2 Finals |
Voting
The voting will start today, the 10th of December, and ends the 31st of December at midnight. All registered users are allowed to vote, but only once. Once a vote has been casted, it is final.
You can vote for the poll by going here.
Click here to return to the main page.
- Call of Duty Team of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Player of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Team of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Event of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Player of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Team of the Year 2009
- CounterStrike 1.6 Event of the Year 2009
- Esport Event of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike: Source Breakout Player of the Year 2009
- Counter Strike 1.6 Breakout Player of the Year 2009
- Best Esports moment of 2009
- Counter Strike Source LAN Crumble 2009
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| Tom Nevill // DuRuS Posted 2 years ago: Thu, 10 Dec 2009 18:05:52 +0000 |  |
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