Tricked's time in CS:GO has been the backbone of its history with its own owner, Morten Jensen, being part of the very first line-up himself. In the early days of 2012, his focus switched from being an active player to running the succesful organization towards new heights.
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That decision also meant a halt to an active CS:GO-lineup. We didn't see a another team under our ranks until 2014. At this point, Tricked acquired the core of the team known as unu.AiN with the addition of CadiaN. Due to retirement of players on the roster, the team disbanded that same year. It would be yet another two years until we signed yet another proper lineup in 2016. The team consisted of Netrick, Tabac0, Inzta, Anj and Flex, all Danish all-stars.
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This line-up was the start of the future core consisting of Hunden, B0rup and Es3tag, whom we saw travelling Europe thin whilst competing in tournaments such as ESWC in Paris and Dreamhack Open Tours. They were also the first ever line-up under Tricked to make an appearance on the official Top 30 ranking leds by the World's largest CS:GO-media, HLTV.org. Hunden, Es3tag, B0rup, Acillion and Friis made the list on the 17th of April 2017.
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We then saw the addition of Inzta, Console, Anj, Refrezh and Lukki in July. They were the first ever line-up bringing home a major trophy for Tricked with their win at NGC Masters over AGO Gaming in October of 2017.
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The core of the team did not have to wait long for their next accomplishment. They expanded the contents of our trophy room already in January 2018, when they won Geeks Gone Wild over MANS NOT HOT. The time after was calmer. We saw some minor changes to our roster, making space for players such as Lukki, Glace, B0rup, Lomme and Snedker.
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The team won the 3rd trophy within a year by winning Cross Border Esport over Alternate Attax in September 2018. The team was later formed to the team you see representing Tricked today.