Oskar ended his playing career and intends to move into coaching

Czech Counter-Strike veteran Tomáš “oskar” Šťastný revealed that he decided to stop competing in gaming. Having been one of the best AWPers, now oskar plans to step aside and become a coach.

As a reason for his retirement, oskar shared information via social media accounts. According to oskar, although there were many difficulties and problems, even mistakes he had made during his gaming journey, the player can now look back on everything he did without regret because he was proud of his achievements. However, he said he could not feel motivated enough to keep playing anymore.

The next step for the Czech veteran will be working as part of a coaching team. In particular, having played Counter-Strike for over 20 years, the former player claims that he gained a lot of experience that could prove helpful for both teams and players.

The most successful period in oskar’s career was when he played for MOUZ, which is when he made his greatest achievements. The accomplishments include winning four major competitions and being nominated by HLTV two times to the top 20 players of the year. It was 2018 when he reached his highest achievement and entered the top 14 players of the year.

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In 2019, after quitting MOUZ, oskar played with HellRaisers, Sprout, and SINNERS. The latter managed to nearly qualify for the Shanghai Major, but unfortunately, did not manage to succeed. In March 2026, Šťastný quit his last team - Fingers Crossed. And now, one of the most recognizable Czech players of all time in Counter-Strike is going to fulfill himself outside of the game server.