The best CS:GO streamers in 2022

There is no doubt that 2022 was a glorious year for content creators; many streamers gave us epic moments. Most successful streamers have competitive pasts that have helped them create their brand.

CS:GO is not the most popular game out there to stream because content creators don’t get enough attention. However, the competitive scene of this esports is full of tournaments, and they steal most of the viewers.

Despite all this, content creators are willing to give their all for their fans.

Top CS:GO streamers in 2022

F0rest

We all know the Swedish Patrik “f0rest” Lindberg. One of the oldest players in the CS:GO competitive scene who, after parting ways with Dignitas, became a CS:GO free agent for the first time.

This 34-year-old player devotes a lot of time to his broadcasts this year, regularly on Twitch. However, since June 2022, anyone can enjoy watching him in the game and listening to the stories of his long career in esports.

Pimp

Danish Jacob “Pimp” Winneche, a former Team Liquid player, has been known for producing a lot of quality content on his Twitch channel.

We can highlight that Pimp enjoys tremendous success as a content creator than when he was a professional player.

He has many followers on his channel, and many enjoy watching him in each of his games on Faceit or simply suffering when things do not go as expected in a game.

OhnePixel

OhnePixel is one of the most popular CS:GO community streamers. He is also known as the “csgo skins guy,” as he has an impressive inventory of skins on Steam.

Professional players often contact this German streamer to help with their skin collection.

He usually creates content on his Twitch channel and sometimes streams official matches.

FalleN

Gabriel “FalleN” Toledo, or, as we all know him, “The Professor,” is a Brazilian player who has had an incredibly successful career in the competitive CS:GO scene.

One of FalleN’s most notable successes as a player was winning back-to-back Majors in 2016, but his brand took off after playing for Team Liquid in 2021.

When FalleN isn’t at his practices with Imperial for tournaments, he enjoys doing his Twitch broadcasts. If you don’t know him yet, you may be surprised at how much you can learn about CS:GO while watching him play.

fl0m

The entire North American CS:GO community knows fl0m very well. Remember that this player decided to move away from the top-level competitive scene when he split from Luminosity Gaming and joined Mythic to play lower-level tournaments.

Despite lowering the level in terms of his professional career, his popularity was progressively increasing thanks to the level he has shown in his official streams.

fl0m has developed partnerships with significant tournament organizers such as ESL and has been streaming the most important tournaments on Twitch for NA.

S1mple

The player considered the GOAT of CS:GO, the Ukrainian and AWPer of NaVi, Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev, spends his free time streaming the different games he plays on Faceit with friends or fans.

Although the Ukrainian’s English level is not very high, he tries to interact with all the fans who follow him through his official broadcasts on Twitch.

Moreover, in these broadcasts, s1mple gives some tips to his followers to improve their aim and ability to hit complicated shots.

Gaules

Gaules, a former Brazilian player and coach, could be at the top of the list. Instead, he became a content creator in 2018 while battling depression and financial ruin.

Gaules is one of the most watched streamers on Twitch, surpassing well-known names like xQc. He worked with ESL throughout IEM Rio Major in 2022 and created spectacular, quality content from the arena itself.

All his viewers could see what the game’s like from the inside.

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