reck

reck (Ethan Serrano) is an American eSports athlete who plays in the Counter-Strike 2 discipline. He represents a new generation of players and has already made a name for himself on the international arena. During a career that includes more than 400 maps played, Ethan has earned over $125,000 in prize money and has repeatedly climbed to the podium at major tournaments. One of his most notable successes was second place at the Gamers8 2023 tournament: together with the ATK team, he took an honorable place in the top and helped the team win $350,000 in prize money. At different periods of his career, reck has won gold, silver, and bronze at prestigious championships, and today he plays for M80, which is consistently among the strongest teams in the region. reck began his professional development back in 2018. His first tournament was Fragadelphia 12 as part of the Guerrilla team. He failed to take any prizes then, but this experience became the starting point for future victories. A year later, he appeared at the Mythic Cup #2 tournament as part of Sadbots, gradually gaining experience and strengthening his position in eSports. Over the years of playing, Ethan managed to change about 30 different teams, including ATK, Secret Club, Strife and M80. Frequent transfers only emphasize his demand and ability to quickly adapt to new conditions. He achieved his greatest success in ATK and M80, where he earned the bulk of the prize money and became one of the notable figures in the CS2 scene. In total, reck participated in about 80 tournaments during his career. In recent years, he has been a consistent performer at major tournaments such as BLAST Open Spring 2025 and ESL Pro League Season 21, and has also won BLAST Rising Spring 2025 and Thunderpick World Championship 2024. Even if he doesn't win every tournament, participating in top events gives him experience and builds his reputation in the community.

• Gamers8 2023 — $350K with ATK
• BLAST Rising Spring 2025 — victory with M80
• Thunderpick World Championship 2024 — champion title
• ECL S48 — first place and $5K in prize money
• Many other top-3 finishes at international tournaments

Today, reck continues his career as part of M80, where he competes in the world's largest esports arenas and solidifies his status as one of the most promising players in the North American scene.