Top10 no scopes in esports

Welcome back to our Top 10! This time, we’re featuring the Top 10 no-scopes in esports, because who needs a scope when you’re just as insanely good as player in our Top 10 today.

Why not use a scope if you have one, you ask now? Well, either you’re just too good, you don’t have the time because it has to be done pretty fast, or you just want a clip for your stream.

Whether it’s by pure skill or luck, when you land a no-scope kill, it feels especially good. 

10. Rain

This one makes you wonder a bit what the tactics were on this play, but what matters is that it worked. We’re talking about Rain’s tireless shots against the wall. He knew exactly that someone was hiding in the corner and maybe even wanted to bait with the shots. Anyway, it seems that f0rest just didn’t care, or maybe he felt like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction and thought he was invulnerable. Funnily enough, he only managed to kill him when he stopped trying with Scope.

9. Heat

There was a moment at Valorant Masters Berlin that almost makes you wonder if Heat isn’t cheating. In the Eco round, he manages a beautiful no-scope 4K and it looks ridiculously easy. As if he’s just playing a tutorial, does he take out one opponent after another with fine precision, or did he just get damn lucky? Still impressive though.

8. Jamppi

Our next no-scope genius is Jamppi, who has proven many times that he can always make some magic happen no matter what game he plays. At the VCT, Jamppi was able to reclaim the B Site on Haven with two super smooth no-scopes on the Operator. It’s one of the last weapons you want to have in your hand when trying to disarm the bomb, but Jamppi just let his magic work for him. You could almost say he was happily strolling around the B Site picking off one after another, making it look like there was nothing easier in the world. In the end, he didn’t even need his teammate, let alone his scope. 

7. Sh1ro

In this close series of the ESL Pro League between NaVi and Gambit the score was 15:14 for NaVi in the first round. Who was looking forward to a no-scope of S1mple, I have to disappoint. Sh1ro is the star in this placement, as he simply makes a 3K while being pushed by the NaVi players. Next to him fire, behind him smoke, and in front of him S1mple and his colleagues, but that doesn’t faze sh1ro. Feels like he’s fought three opponents by the end of the round alone. He hits Perfecto in no-scope, then is able to take out flamie and s1mple, and even though the last two meetings were with scope, it’s still strong how he keeps his cool and eliminates one by one.

6. Shroud

In 2015, Cloud9’s summer went very well and it was through moves like this that Shroud made his presence known. This was, of course, before his Valorant days. Back at the first-ever Pro League Finals, Shroud closed out the second round of the first map with a bang. After hitting three scoped kills, I guess Shroud decided to try one without a scope, and even his teammates couldn’t believe it. He pulled it off, and these clips really make you wonder why Shroud doesn’t play CS:GO anymore. At least he’s not wasting his talent and is now using his skills in Valorant.

5. FalleN 

There’s a certain amount of risk in every no-scope attempt, but sometimes it’s just insane, like this incredible wallbang by FalleN in overtime. Back in Cologne, FalleN simply pointed his gun through the smoke and fired. Even though his team lost the round, it was an incredible shot. Did he really just hit a no-scope wall bang through the smoke? We’ve all taken a cheeky shot in no-scope through the smoke when the opponent already knew we were there and we probably would have died right away anyway, but it just worked for FalleN.

4. Pyth

In the next No-Scope, Pyth ends up dying himself, but he did his team a huge service. At ESL Pro League, he picked up the cheap version of the Sniper, the Scout, and landed a no-scope double kill. Cloud9 was actually outnumbered, and yet Pyth still managed to take two opponents to their deaths with this weapon. This allowed him to at least give the last remaining teammate a glimmer of a chance to somehow still win the round. And who knows, maybe it wouldn’t have worked if he had used the scope.

3. yay

At the VCT Masters Berlin there were really some no scopes that tasted, like this 4K from yay in the final. His team Envy was ahead 6:4 in this round, but they were outnumbered by Gambit. No problem, yay thought, and landed the first kill with his pretty Elderflame operator on nAts. On that kill he was still using the Sight, but on the next kill he directly proved that the Scope is really just deco. When he is pushed by three opponents, he reacts quickly and gets Sheydos in no scope. The remaining two players of Gambit are then a found food and he takes them out quickly with his teammate.

2. S1mple

Admit it, you already missed him. But of course the CS:GO legend s1mple can’t be missed here. We are talking about his Double No Scope, while he is falling and with which he made the CS:GO community freak out. At ESL One Cologne, the Goat once again made CS:GO history when he landed two incredible no-scope kills on Fnatic while falling. This moment was even captured as a spray and will always remind us of S1mple’s incredible skills. It’s just beautiful to watch and just doesn’t get boring. 

1. Coldzera

Drum roll for the best no-scope in Esports history! First place goes to coldzera, with his insane 4K while jumping. At the Columbus Major, coldzera had made the craziest kill CS:GO has ever seen and then repeated it not once, no, but twice. Just insane how he goes for 4 kills, 3 of which are no-scope kills, while also jumping! It almost looks silly, like a little kid jumping over and over because he can’t see anything else. This may not have been the smartest tactic, but in this case it completely worked, not without a bit of luck of course. As a result, he has rightly propelled himself to the top of our Top 10!