Canadian Counter-Strike 2 professional Peter “stanislaw” Jarguz experienced what is likely the lowest point of his competitive career during Wildcard’s match against BetBoom at the CCT Global Finals 2025. On Dust2, he recorded a shocking 0.02 rating — the lowest among all players in the match.
A Complete Collapse on Dust2
The match ended in a brutal 13:0 loss for Wildcard, delivering a devastating blow to the team. stanislaw failed to secure a single kill while suffering 13 deaths. His KAST (Kill, Assist, Survive, Traded) was a mere 7.7%, and his average damage per round (ADR) stood at just 3.9. These numbers highlight a complete lack of impact from the in-game leader.
A Stark Contrast with BetBoom
While stanislaw struggled, BetBoom players were firing on all cylinders. Most notably, Aleksandr “zorte” Zagodyrenko delivered a dominant performance with 20 kills, 128.6 ADR, and a towering 2.65 rating. His showing further emphasized the massive disparity between the two teams on this map.
Consequences for Wildcard
This match served as a serious test for Wildcard, and especially for their captain, stanislaw. A performance this poor can take a toll on a team’s morale and raises important questions about the team’s direction, in-game leadership, and individual roles going forward.
Looking Ahead
Despite this disastrous showing, stanislaw is a seasoned veteran with a proven track record. The upcoming matches will be a crucial opportunity for him and Wildcard to rebound, reassert themselves, and restore confidence in their competitive aspirations.
