Pavle Stojanovski
Pavle “stYleEeZ” Stojanovski is a CS2 coach who shares practical insights from top-level play, helping players build better habits and improve their performance in Counter-Strike 2.
Experience
With over 15,000 hours in Counter-Strike, Pavle “stYleEeZ” Stojanovski has built his experience through consistent high-level competition. He played for BLUEJAYS alongside Kyxsan, CacaNito, and AidKiT, helping the team reach the top 30 in the HLTV rankings. His career includes winning the IESF World Championship 2022 and competing against players like s1mple, ZywOo, and NiKo. With a peak of 3,500 ELO in CS2 and 4,500 in CS:GO, Pavle brings proven experience from real matches, team play, and top-tier practice environments.
Responsibilities
stYleEeZ is responsible for coaching players, breaking down mistakes, and running structured sessions focused on real progress. He also creates free CS2 lessons available to everyone, sharing insights from high-level play. Alongside coaching, he contributes to content that helps players understand the game better and apply what they learn in matches.
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stYleEeZ'S CS2 Highlights
Frequently Asked Questions
What inspired you to become a CS2 coach?
I’ve always been focused on improving in CS and understanding the game at a deeper level. After years of competing and playing at a high level, it felt natural to pass that knowledge on and help others fix mistakes and play better.
What can players expect from your coaching sessions?
Sessions are focused on real situations from your games. We go through demos, review decisions, and break down mistakes step by step. You’ll get clear points to work on and practical changes you can apply right away.
How do you stay updated with the latest CS2 strategies and trends?
I still play at a high level, watch pro matches, and follow how the meta shifts over time. Practicing against strong players also keeps my understanding sharp and up to date.
What is your coaching philosophy?
Keep it simple and focused on what actually matters. Find the biggest mistakes first, fix them, and build from there. The goal is steady progress and better decision-making in real matches.
Fun Facts
Total Hours Played: Over 15,000 hours
Highest Achievement: Top 30 HLTV
Faceit Level: 10 (3,500 ELO CS2 / 4,500 ELO CS:GO)
Favorite Map: Mirage
Least Favorite Map: Overpass
Gaming Gear:
Mouse: VAXEE NP-01s
Keyboard: HyperX Alloy Origins Core
Headphones: HyperX Cloud II Wireless
Mousepad: VAXEE PA
Monitor: ZOWIE XL2546K
Lessons By Pavle Stojanovski
Water control on Anubis gives CTs more information and better positioning during the round. If taken early, it can limit
Mid control on Anubis can decide how the round develops. If CTs lose it too easily, Ts gain space and
Solo plays on Anubis can open space when the round feels slow or stuck. A well-timed move can catch defenders
Holding B after the plant on Anubis can get messy if the team loses control. CTs will try to retake
Holding A after the plant on Anubis can be difficult if the team loses structure. CTs will try to retake
B site retakes on Anubis can be hard once Ts take control after the plant. CTs need to stay patient
