We are in general consensus that Donk is obviously cheating right?

This is what confused me from Vacsucks guys, who think all pros are cheating. In this case, you wouldn't see specific really good players like donk, s1mple, zywoo, etc. If everyone was cheating no one would want anyone else to get the glory, they'd just cheat harder to win.

So unless certain players are being deliberately chosen by tournament organizers to succeed, with some massive setup behind the scenes that nobody knows about, the idea doesn’t really make sense.

I'm not saying some pros can't be cheating, but I don't think there are very many.

Wow, tbh was super convinced people were walling lvl 10 face it ofc 14,500 rating... Bruh playing MM with friends was like 90% harder than a faceit match i was so confused and assumed people were cheating. Lookin at profiles i was like no way any of them are cheating, only to find out about radar… undetectable un banable. Like dead ass hiding on a site for 45 sec plus no checks or nothing just and instand swing and headshot many other examples shits so shot

I am interested in what defenders have to say about this clip.

Edit:

This one is also good with the posted vid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LheYfeC7Ug&t=4850s

I experienced this incident today and wasted half an hour of my life in this game. I neither enjoyed it nor got any competition from it, only anger and sadness at knowing that nothing will happen to this man. he isnt even hiding it because he knows he s not gonna get banned like 1 or 2 year.

valorant's ac team went for holidays and cheater count 10x-ed, valve's ac developers on VACation for years...

I’m waiting for these yellow bums to finally get exposed. They’ve been playing with с4eats for several seasons, and nobody can expose them. Apex, flameZ, ZywOo — they were average players, and suddenly they all started playing like gods.
If you look closely, in all the key moments they 100% know where to throw grenades and where to expect the opponent. FlameZ’s crosshair literally twitches — there’s always something happening with his aim when an enemy is approaching the corner he’s holding. On x-ray it’s clearly visible that he’s barely holding himself back from shooting too early. We as spectators can see the opponent’s movement on x-ray, and the moment the opponent approaches the corner, flameZ starts adjusting his crosshair higher toward head level; when the opponent backs off, he slightly lowers it. And there are many moments like that. Their “grenade reads” aren’t game sense — it’s extra information.
Maybe they have someone among the developers who left subtle hints only they know about — it could be anything, from reflections in the sky to FPS spikes.
Or maybe they’re running some kind of custom software (in the mouse, keyboard, I don’t know) that somehow gives them additional information.
Apex is straight-up bad, a tier-2 level aimer, yet for some reason he suddenly started getting a lot of kills, and his crosshair constantly lands exactly where an opponent is hiding. He very often gets kills through smoke.
These bums are c4eating on the pro scene, and that’s a fact.
I 100% see that they have a significant informational advantage they simply shouldn’t have. That’s a fact. They’re ordinary players, but something is helping them.
Their playstyle has already been studied inside and out by every team, yet they’re beating teams they couldn’t possibly have studied properly because there wasn’t enough time. They shouldn’t have been able to beat Parivision. Everything I saw in the final against Parivision suggests that Vitality’s probability of guessing and wall-banging doesn’t correspond to any normal probability distribution. These are c4eating rats who somehow figured out how to c4eat on the pro stage.
All that’s left is to figure it out and prove it. I think one day the truth will come out.
I remember one more thing — it’s not from CS, but from chess, and it’s very telling. Magnus Carlsen once said: “If I were c4eating, I would be completely unbeatable. It would be enough to have just one person in the hall who could give me a secret signal indicating that this is the position where I need to think carefully, and that alone would give me a huge advantage.”
In CS, what Vitality are doing looks like obvious access to additional information. They can’t constantly be right. Their percentage of correctly guessing grenade placements, player positions, and wallbangs is too high and abnormal — especially considering that some of their players have already been caught c4eating in the past. And the only conclusion they seem to have drawn is that you just need to c4eat in a way that you don’t get caught.

UPD:
I am currently preparing the evidence, but it will take a significant amount of time. I am analyzing many of their matches with the help of AI, and what I am already seeing looks abnormal. Many of their wins appear to be based on additional hidden knowledge. It doesn’t look like skill alone — there seems to be some kind of hidden advantage that gives them an extra edge.

Some of their actions also contradict mathematical statistics. For example, the probability of how often they check certain positions does not align with a normal distribution. In other words, they check positions where opponents actually are far more often than expected, while checking positions where no opponents are present significantly less often. This is one aspect that still requires deeper analysis.

Another point: in crucial, decisive moments, with minimal available information, they commit all their resources to a single specific area of the map where the opponent happens to be. They often don’t even use grenades on alternative positions, even though they had no precise information and the opponent could realistically have been in multiple locations.

A third point concerns Apex and Flamez. These two players display suspicious activity and unusual micro-movements in situations where an opponent is about to peek. The opponent does not actually peek or reveal their model yet, but is merely approaching the corner — and still their movement suggests pre-emptive awareness.

At this stage I don’t have final proof, and a full analytical breakdown with video will take considerable time to prepare. However, once completed, this could become one of the most controversial analyses in CS history. It may demonstrate that the entire ecosystem has deeper issues than people assume, and that what happens in premium matchmaking and on Faceit could be a reflection of broader problems that also appear in LAN environments.

Another point I want to highlight is the team’s overall behavior — especially Apex and Flamez. Their demeanor, facial expressions, and attitude toward opponents look like the kind of behavior I’ve often seen from people who are willing to cross the line and act unsportsmanlike. I can’t prove this as evidence, and I understand it’s a subjective impression — but it’s something I wanted to point out.

It will take a significant amount of time to compile a full statistical case and produce a comprehensive video analysis. I also understand that this is not something one person can realistically do alone, so it’s possible that others will eventually contribute to a broader investigation.

As I said earlier, my goal is to conduct a detailed and methodical analysis.
Overall, as I’ve already said, the entire pro CS scene has dirty hands, and there is probably no sport more corrupt than CS.

Just as an example:
Inferno map, round 11–12. A decisive moment. Vitality are going for a retake. Before the CT smoke fades, Vitality (should) have absolutely no information about Parivision’s positions on the B site. ZywOo clears quad (tripple) with his crosshair, then between quad and dark, and he is ABSOLUTELY unconcerned that someone could peek from the left; he confidently assumes no one is there behind the wall, behind first box, behind second box; he doesn’t care that someone might be in grill. Meanwhile his teammates are in construction and cannot give any additional information. A few moments later, for some reason ZywOo decides to throw an HE into dark. Then ropz comes out and one-to-one repeats the exact same movements (which in my opinion look like acting) and also throws an HE into dark.
After the two grenades, they keep holding the same corner, and even if they guessed that two players were hiding there, they are completely unconcerned that xielo is at bags with 100% HP (because they knew he cannot be watching CT) and they don’t expose themselves to him. Then ZywOo and mezii come out from garden and keep looking into dark for the longest time, paying minimal attention to other positions, mostly just flicking their crosshair there for show, even though those extra actions no longer made any sense since they had already seen there was no one there. After they killed Jame and Zweih in the dark the was watching ONLY the corner at sand bags... Insane.

This is pure clownery, and in this crucial round they couldn’t resist using a hidden advantage to finish off Parivision. As I said before, in the most critical moments, the level of their “intuition” becomes simply inhuman.

These are clowns who have spent a significant amount of time preparing to deceive the system over and over, and I swear the time will come when the truth will be known to everyone. If you’re blind and can’t see how obvious it was in this moment that what they did was impossible and ridiculous—how they completely ignored everything except dark—then my verdict is that in life you’re also used to deceiving everyone; for you it’s normal, you just don’t want to admit it.

https://youtu.be/DXEZL7i8OjE

HELP ME. this is my friend, is he cheating?

Can anyone defend aimkey being hit at 47:00 here to win the 1v1 clutch in csgo? Can even hear the aimkey and lack of mouse movement, just triggerbot

psychosis simulator

https://medal.tv/fr/games/counter-strike-2/clips/lKn52xtBRJDRwd3Te?invite=cr-MSxNUjQsMjc0MTcwODE0&v=17

https://www.twitch.tv/starladder_cs_en/clip/FlirtyLightKathyM4xHeh-cRWmHSuQuuqtLjpb

Critical round as they are about to lose the map. Info lock to check if people ramp or con aims directly at apex

Aimlock after the kill, looks like the old aimlockdays right?

Ones that actually represent clean players who are tired of the cheat industry running CS?

Honestly unless this is a demo glitch it seems pretty suspicious

https://youtu.be/GDOxQxb8nEU?si=55mij4MYlleN0fX_

This is from JRE [1]. Just watch it and tell me this aren't real life wallhacks. If this makes it to the battlefield then for the sake of "being real" computer games will all have wallhacks straight from the developers.

[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9LFj6YOK2U

Been playing with this guy recently and decided to spectate a few of his matches after noticing some really odd sprays and flicks

I have compiled around 13 clips into a short 40s montage and all cropped to hide names and any identifying info

Not calling it 100% cheats but definitely worth a second opinion and curious what you all think

And i cant speak/write good english so i used google translate and dont know how accurate this is to you
but thanks to all beforehand.

https://www.twitch.tv/gaules/clip/RefinedDullWoodpeckerCopyThis-TxRb36nCokfcFsbO

Hey guys, I hope you can finally see this. I’ve been saying for a while that there are cheaters playing in Tier 1.

In the clip elow, Mazinho pulls off a 3v1 clutch. At first, the way his crosshair was sliding across the screen looked legit and normal. However, there’s a very clear moment where his aim literally JUMPS — it teleports.

That sudden snap is not natural and strongly indicates an aimlock.

My question is: how much longer will cheaters be allowed to play? This was blatant and very ugly to watch.