Donk Continues to Impress: One ACE Every 12 Matches on FACEIT

Team Spirit's CS2 star Danil "donk" Kryshkovets keeps turning heads with jaw-dropping stats. According to the FACEIT community, since the release of Counter-Strike 2, donk has racked up 138 aces across 1,617 matches on the platform. That’s roughly one ace — a full team wipe in a single round — every twelve games, or about once every five days. It’s a staggering figure considering how rare and impactful aces are in CS. Maintaining this kind of pace is something only true elite players manage to pull off.

• 138 aces in 1,617 matches (≈ every 12th game)

• 5.2k Elo – back at the top of the FACEIT league, with four consecutive seasons dominated

• Major record – 4 aces at the Shanghai Major, breaking s1mple’s previous record

• Elite performance – 0.93 kills per round in 2025, leading all pro players (ZywOo: 0.86), plus a 95 ADR and 57% of rounds with multi-kills

Even without considering his age (just 18), these stats speak volumes about his skill level. FACEIT representative Darwin highlighted the contrast in a recent tweet: he personally managed just 7 aces (15 if you include warm-up games) during the same time span — a testament to how rare donk’s numbers truly are.

This FACEIT statline isn't just a fluke. Donk has long been the gold standard when it comes to multi-frag potential. At the Shanghai Major, he managed four aces in a single tournament, including an unforgettable 1v5 against Heroic during the group stage. What sets him apart is the consistency — 2025 CS2 stat summaries show that he averages nearly one kill per round, outperforming many of the game’s legends. That kind of output makes him a central figure in Spirit's success, often swinging rounds singlehandedly.

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When compared to other stars, donk’s dominance becomes even more apparent. His 0.93 K/R rivals the peak years of legendary AWPers like ZywOo, who in 2025 averages 0.86. On top of that, donk’s 57% multi-kill round rate is among the highest in the world. And while FACEIT stats come from outside the top-tier LAN environment — where variables like randomness and lower-tier opponents come into play — donk’s numbers are phenomenal even by those standards.