In competitive CS2, age is proving to be less of a factor than commonly believed. Here are the oldest active professional CS2 players who continue to dominate the scene in 2025:

Peter "dupreeh" Rasmussen (Age 30) A consistent performer with a 1.07 player rating and 1.12 KD index, dupreeh has earned over $1.5 million throughout his career that began in CS:Source.

Gabriel "FalleN" Toledo (Age 32) A Brazilian CS legend with two major titles, FalleN maintains a 1.15 KD index and has earned over $1.1 million. He's been instrumental in developing Brazil's CS scene.

Janusz "Snax" Pogorzelski (Age 30) Currently with GamerLegion, Snax excels as an in-game leader, combining tactical expertise with strong individual performance.

Marco "Snappi" Pfeiffer (Age 33) With experience across 18 teams since 2013, Snappi maintains a 0.96 KD index and recently won IEM Dallas 2023.

Finn "karrigan" Andersen (Age 33) A highly educated player with master's degrees in auditing and business administration, karrigan has earned approximately $1.7 million in his career.

Ricardo "rmn" Oliveira (Age 31) A key player for team SAW, rmn continues to lead his team to international success.

Engin "MAJ3R" Küpeli (Age 33) Currently leading Eternal Fire, MAJ3R has realized his dream of captaining a Turkish super team.

Cedric "RpK" Guipouy (Age 34) The oldest player in this list, RpK is known for his resilience and comeback story, including winning the ECS Season 7 Finals.

Fredrik "roeJ" Røj Christensen (Age 30) Known for precise gameplay with Copenhagen Flames, roeJ continues to compete at high levels.

Joakim "jkaem" Myrbostad (Age 30) The Norwegian player excels in clutch situations and entry fragging, particularly with team Apeks.

These veterans prove that experience, strategic knowledge, and dedication can overcome age-related stereotypes in competitive gaming. Their success demonstrates that peak performance in CS2 isn't limited by age but rather enhanced by years of competitive experience.

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