Player Roman Dergach (CyberFocus) in CS:GO

Roman “CyberFocus” Dergach is a Belarusian professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive trainer, former pro gamer and commentator.

Name	Roman Dergach
Date of birth	31.01.1995
Country	Belarus
Teams	FlipSid3, Arcade eSports, Rebels, Team Empire
Role	Coach
Current team	iG Int
Disciplines	CS:GO

Roman Dergach’s biography

Initially, CyberFocus advocated for less well-known mixes that did not achieve any significant success. However, even despite the relatively weak team performances, excellent personal skills allowed the future player to stand out from the rest. Thanks to this, in the summer of 2015, he became a replacement for the banned s1mple in FlipSid3 Tactics at ESL ESEA Pro League Season 1. After that, he was lucky enough to play under the banners of Arcade eSports, Worst Players, Rebels, Team Empire and other teams.

For CyberFocus, iG Int is the current team in which he works as a coach.

CyberFocus’ config

These are the settings of the standard CyberFocus config. Even though like many pros, he often experiments, Roman often relied on this configuration in important matches. To evaluate its benefits, you need to download the game to your Steam account.

CyberFocus’ CS:GO graphics settings

• Resolution: 1920 x 1080.
• Monitor refresh rate: 240 Hz.

CyberFocus’ tactics

As numerous videos of his games demonstrate, for CyberFocus CS GO, like for most snipers, it has become an arena for demonstrating excellent aim. A beneficial endurance and composure also distinguished the player during difficult matches.

How many hours in CS:GO has Roman Dergach played?

Most likely, CyberFocus has thousands of hours spent in CS: GO. Unfortunately, the strict privacy settings in his Steam account do not allow him to find out the exact figure.

Roman’s training process

For CyberFocus, CS GO has always been a severe test, not only for strength but also for accuracy. At the same time, high-quality shooting from an AWP is not a skill that can be perfectly mastered in a couple of days. In reality, there are a lot of nuances that you can learn only from your own mistakes. Thanks to this, situational instinct and intuition are developed.

However, training plays the most important role in a high-quality game with a rifle. Most often, Roman trained on such well-known AWP maps as aim_botz, training_aim_csgo, as well as aimtraindriving. In addition, he admits that the constant training of moving the sight from target to target ideally improves the interaction of hands and eyes. This is guaranteed to make the shots accurate and the aiming – almost automatic.

Roman’s teams

• Faith Gaming,
• k29,
• ACES,
• Amazing Gaming,
• Evolution,
• Worst Players,
• Arcade eSports,
• Rebels,
• Team Empire,
• Team Preparation,
• Nemiga Gaming,
• iG Int.

How much has CyberFocus earned in his professional career?

For CyberFocus, CS GO has also been a source of income during its esports career. The approximate total prize money for a player, excluding his salary, is estimated at $ 10,361.

CyberFocus’ personal life

For CyberFocus, CS: GO has been central to his life for a very long time. But even after the end of his playing career, he continued to work in the eSports field, becoming a professional commentator and coach. He also streams on the popular Twitch platform, where he created an account in 2013. At the moment, the number of subscribers of the former player has already reached several tens of thousands.

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