Interviews
Today’s interview is with Brazilian Counter Strike Global Offensive player, Raphael exit Lacerda.
He is currently playing for the line-up of the Portuguese organization Sharks Esports.
The athlete is 23 years old and will tell a little of his story in Counter Strike.
Raphael “exit” Lacerda is a Sharks Esports player. (Image: HLTV)
Raphael exit Lacerda is a Sharks Esports player.
The Coach is Helder coachi Sancho.
I started playing Counter-Strike in 2008, when I won my first computer.
Even because my mom wouldn’t let me go to the lan house.
In the same footprint, with friends and more to have fun.
I think 2 moments were very remarkable in my career.
The first was the victory of LaLeague Season 1, against FURIA.
The second, victory against North at the ProLeague Finals in Odense, in 2018.
These are two moments that I will never forget in my life.
Have you ever thought about giving up being a professional player?
Did you try your career in some other modality?
It was a difficult decision but I believe that it is totally correct.
How is the routine at the Gaming Office in Portugal?
How many hours a day do you practice?
During the Bootcamp in Europe, our routine is very strict.
After training everyone is free to do whatever they want.
The expectation was the highest possible.
We hit the post on the last Berlin Minor and that left us with a bitter taste.
Yes, we work with the psychologist Carlos, an excellent professional that Sharks hired to help us.
He is very important in our growth.
Which CS: GO player do you have as your inspiration?
take a stab at be a better player every day and help my teammates.
But one player I always liked to watch was autimatic, who now plays for Gen.G.
The announcement was made in Portuguese on Sharks' official Twitter.
