Belchonokk feels more at ease at 1win after G2 match

Andrey “Belchonokk” Yasinskiy, 22, moved into opening roles at 1win after playing primarily as a support at PARIVISION. In 1win’s Pro League match against G2 he finished the series with 52 kills and posted a 2.09 rating on Mirage.

Yasinskiy had taken on similar starter positions at TDK following his time in PARIVISION. He attributed the shift in role and the reduced pressure compared with his former team to his improved comfort level in the lineup. PARIVISION carried expectations after a BLAST Bounty win, which he said had created significant pressure there.

He pointed to team atmosphere as a factor in his transition. Yasinskiy noted Konstantin “groove” Pikiner and Vladislav “nafany” Gorshkov as teammates who made the environment easier to settle into, calling them “friendly guys.” He described the current group at 1win as a new team where players are learning roles and building chemistry.

On tactics, Yasinskiy described different influences inside the roster. He said he and teammate fame share habits formed under coaches Dzhami “Jame” Ali and Dastan “dastan” Akbayev. He contrasted that with nafany and groove, who bring Gambit-style thinking, and with ArtFr0st, who follows a third approach. He said those differences lead to frequent discussions about how the team should play.

Regarding how long it will take to reach a single, unified approach, Yasinskiy estimated about a year. “You cannot just play a few months and instantly understand every situation like one brain,” he said, adding that high-level Counter-Strike presents many situations that require extended work to build consistent team reactions.

Yasinskiy pointed to the G2 series as an example of his output in the new role. He also highlighted the need for the team to manage bad periods and to raise collective in-game decision-making through continued practice and time together.

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