CS2 Gambling Content — Competitor Intelligence System

A comprehensive competitive analysis and tracking system for CS2 gambling/case opening YouTube content creators.

Built for: Hyper (@Hyper_CS2, @HyperCounterStrike) & Ryan (@MountainGambles, @MountainsCS)

📁 Directory Structure

competitor-intel/
├── README.md                      ← You are here
├── gap-analysis.md                ← Full content gap analysis (Hyper/Ryan vs competitors)
├── strategy.md                    ← Strategic recommendations document
├── weekly-digest-template.md      ← Template for weekly reports
├── tracker.py                     ← Automated YouTube channel tracker
├── state.json                     ← Tracker state (auto-generated)
├── competitor-profiles/           ← One detailed profile per competitor
│   ├── anomaly.md                 ← Anomaly (3.35M subs)
│   ├── ohnepixel.md               ← ohnePixel (881K subs)
│   ├── tdm-heyzeus.md             ← TDM_Heyzeus (490K subs)
│   ├── sparkles.md                ← Sparkles (2.49M subs)
│   ├── zipel.md                   ← zipelCS (156K subs, INACTIVE)
│   ├── arrow.md                   ← Arrow (68.6K subs)
│   ├── ohnepixel-raw.md           ← ohnepixel raw (stream highlights)
│   ├── joe-bart-games.md          ← Joe Bart Games (1.56M subs, variety)
│   └── other-competitors.md       ← Other notable competitors
└── reports/                       ← Auto-generated weekly digests
    └── digest-YYYY-MM-DD.md

🚀 Quick Start

Read the Analysis

1. Start with gap-analysis.md — understand where Hyper/Ryan stand vs competition
2. Read strategy.md — actionable recommendations with priorities
3. Browse competitor-profiles/ — deep dives on each competitor

Run the Tracker

# Install dependencies (one-time)
pip3 install requests beautifulsoup4

# Initialize (first run)
python3 tracker.py --init

# Run tracker (weekly)
python3 tracker.py

# View latest report
cat reports/digest-$(date +%Y-%m-%d).md

Set Up Weekly Cron (Optional)

# Run every Sunday at 8am
crontab -e
# Add: 0 8 * * 0 cd /Users/hypersassistant/clawd/builds/competitor-intel && python3 tracker.py

📊 Key Findings Summary

The Problem

Hyper and Ryan are uploading consistently (daily for HyperGambles) but getting 100-500 views while competitors get 50K-1M+. The gap isn't effort — it's format, positioning, and differentiation.

Top 5 Issues

1. Title Repetition — "INSANE" appears in nearly every title, creating burnout
2. Thumbnail Quality — Screenshots of gambling sites vs competitors' polished skin renders
3. Content Diversity — 90%+ is gambling site case battles vs competitors' mix of cases, news, trade ups, collabs, education
4. No Networking — Zero collaborations with other creators
5. No News Coverage — Missing the search traffic spikes from CS2 updates

Top 5 Opportunities

1. Cover CS2 updates immediately — first-mover advantage on news gets 100K+ views
2. Gold trade up content — trending format, easy to execute
3. Collab with Arrow/HydraCS — similar-sized channels, mutual benefit
4. Create "Opening EVERY case" series — serialized content builds returning viewers
5. Fix titles/thumbnails — immediate, free improvement

🔍 Channels Tracked

Competitors

Our Channels

📅 Maintenance

• Weekly: Run python3 tracker.py to generate new digest
• Monthly: Review and update competitor profiles with any major changes
• Quarterly: Full refresh of gap analysis and strategy document
• As needed: Add new competitors to tracker.py CHANNELS dict

📝 Notes

• All view counts and subscriber counts are as of February 2026
• Data was gathered by visiting actual YouTube channels (not estimated)
• The tracker uses web scraping — if YouTube changes their page structure, the parser may need updating
• Channel IDs in tracker.py may need verification if channels change handles

Built by Quagmire • February 2026

Content Gap Analysis: Hyper/Ryan vs Competitors

Generated: February 2026

Current Channel Status

Hyper's Channels

Ryan's Channels

Top Competitors

GAP 1: Content Types Competitors Do That Hyper/Ryan DON'T

🔴 Critical Gaps (High Impact, Missing Entirely)

1. CS2 News/Update Coverage
2. TDM_Heyzeus gets 76K-346K views on update/news videos
3. Anomaly's "HUGE CS2 SEASON 4 MAP UPDATE" = 346K in 2 weeks
4. Hyper/Ryan don't cover CS2 updates at ALL

5. These videos have high search volume + urgency = algorithm boost

6. Market Analysis / Skin Economy Content

7. "Skin Investing is Stupid NOW, Here's Why" (Heyzeus) = 59K
8. "THE WORST CRASH IN SKINS HISTORY" (Heyzeus) = 187K
9. "I Lost $1,000,000 Overnight" (juicy) = 363K
10. "SKIN PRICES will go HIGHER" (Arrow) = 28K
11. Hyper actually made one: "I made $20,650 on the CS2 market crash" (267 views)

12. Gap: Hyper has the knowledge but not the audience trust yet — needs consistent output

13. Collaborative Case Opening Battles

14. "LAST TO GET A GOLD WINS (vs Anomaly, Sparkles & Arrow)" = 182K
15. "2000x Fever Case Battle! (feat. Anomaly, Heyzeus & Arrow)" = 168K
16. Hyper/Ryan do some together but NOT with external creators

17. Gap: Need to network with mid-tier creators at similar growth stage

18. Travel/IRL CS2 Event Content

19. Anomaly's event vlogs: 189K-779K views
20. NONE from Hyper/Ryan

21. Gap: If they attend any CS2 events, they should document everything

22. Educational/List Content

23. "48 Myths BUSTED In CS2!" (Anomaly) = 663K
24. "The RAREST Skin In Counter Strike" (Arrow) = 94K
25. Top 10 lists, myth busting, history of skins

26. Gap: Zero educational content from Hyper/Ryan

27. "Opening EVERY [X]" Challenge Format

28. Anomaly: "OPENING EVERY PRISMA CASE SKIN CHALLENGE" = 205K
29. Heyzeus: "I Opened 26 of EVERY CASE" = 98K
30. Gap: Hyper/Ryan don't do challenge-format case openings with clear goals

🟡 Moderate Gaps (Could Boost Growth)

1. Serialized Content (Numbered Series)
2. Sparkles: "1000 of EVERY Case! (part 8)" — builds returning viewers

3. Gap: Hyper/Ryan don't have ANY recurring series

4. Community Engagement Content

5. Sparkles: editing contests
6. Multiple creators: "Opening YOUR Cases" viewer interaction
7. Hyper does some viewer cases but not systematically

8. Gap: Need structured community content

9. Overwatch/Anti-Cheat Content

10. Sparkles: "Cheating with $$$?! (Overwatch)" = 101K

11. Gap: Completely absent from Hyper/Ryan

12. Rare Skin Showcase/Collection Content

    • Sparkles: "#1 AWP LongDog!", "MW ST Kara Fade Collection"
    • Arrow: "The Most Expensive CSGO Loadout" = 394K
    • Gap: Low effort, high interest content type

GAP 2: Title/Thumbnail Patterns That Outperform

What Competitors Do Better

Title Formula Analysis (What Gets Views)

High Performers (100K+):

[ACTION] + [QUANTITY] + [SPECIFIC ITEM/CASE] + ([MODIFIER])
"OPENING 400 OLD OPERATION CASES (EXTREME LUCK)"
"50 GOLD TRADE UPS IN 1 VIDEO (250x REDS)"

Hyper's Current Formula:

[MODIFIER] + [GENERIC ACTION] + ([AMOUNT])
"THE MOST INSANE UPGRADER SESSION!! ($1000)"
"INSANE LATE NIGHT CASE BATTLES!!!"

Problem: "INSANE" Fatigue

Hyper uses "INSANE" in nearly every title. Looking at last 15 HyperGambles videos: - "THE MOST INSANE UPGRADER SESSION!!" - "THIS ALL IN CASE BATTLE WAS INSANE!!" - "1% CASE BATTLES ONLY!! INSANE PULLS!" - "INSANE LATE NIGHT CASE BATTLES!!!" - "THESE ALL IN CASE BATTLES WERE INSANE" - "INSANE CASE BATTLES"

This is title burnout. The word "INSANE" has lost all meaning. Competitors use varied vocabulary.

Thumbnail Gaps

• Hyper/Ryan: Screenshots of gambling sites — low visual appeal
• Competitors: Carefully composed skin renders, face reactions, dramatic lighting
• Key difference: Competitors show the RESULT (the knife, the gloves) prominently
• Hyper/Ryan: Often show the gambling interface which is less visually exciting

GAP 3: Upload Frequency Comparison

Analysis: Hyper's upload frequency on HyperGambles is actually VERY HIGH but views are extremely low (8-500). This suggests: - Content quality/format issue, NOT a volume issue - Videos are too similar to each other (repetitive titles + content) - Need format diversification, not more of the same

GAP 4: Collaboration Opportunities

Tier 1: Dream Collabs (Would Be Transformative)

• TDM_Heyzeus — Most similar content style, regularly collabs with smaller creators
• Sparkles — Extremely active, open to collabs (editing contests show community focus)
• Arrow — Similar size range, part of the collab network

Tier 2: Realistic Collabs (Attainable)

• HydraCS — Direct competitor at similar scale, could do vs. battles
• slyk — Small creator doing viewer case openings
• Other small CS2 gambling channels — cross-promotion

Tier 3: Growth Hack Collabs

• Appear in Anomaly/ohnePixel/Heyzeus streams — even as chat members, get noticed
• Create compilation/reaction content featuring bigger creators
• Engage with community posts on bigger channels

GAP 5: Trending Formats in the Niche

Currently Trending (Feb 2026)

1. Gold Trade Ups — The new knife trade-up system is MASSIVE right now
2. Anomaly: "GOLD TRADE UP FROM 5,000 BLUES" = 357K
3. ohnePixel: "ohnepixel gets insanely lucky trading up reds to golds" = 1M
4. Heyzeus: "HUNTING THE BUTTERFLY EMERALD (50 TRADE UPS)" = 121K

5. Hyper is doing this on HyperCS but needs better titles/thumbnails

6. "Opening Every [X]" Challenge Format — Specific case challenge content

7. CS2 Season 4 / New Skins Content — Update coverage
8. Fever Case Content — Newest case in CS2
9. Case Battle Format — Competitive case opening with friends/creators
10. Steampunk Collection / Budapest Stickers — New market items
11. Market crash/recovery analysis — Economy content

Emerging Trends

• IRL CS2 Merch Unboxing — physical collectibles
• Storage Unit Content — old inventory discoveries
• Cross-game skin comparisons — Valorant vs CS2 skins

GAP 6: Underserved Content Topics

Low Competition + High Search Potential

1. "Best cases to open in CS2 [current month]" — evergreen monthly content
2. Beginner guides to CS2 case opening — search-heavy, no good content exists
3. CS2 case opening probability analysis — mathematical breakdowns
4. "How much does it cost to get every skin from [case]?" — Zipel format, now vacant
5. Side-by-side gambling site comparisons — Rain vs Clash vs CSGOBig vs Juice
6. CS2 sticker investment guides — major event stickers (Budapest, etc.)
7. "I opened cases for 30 days straight" diary format — longitudinal challenge
8. Worst case openings compilations — humor angle, underserved
9. History of CS2 skins — documentary-style evergreen content
10. New player loadout on a budget — "Best skins under $10/$50/$100"

Summary: Top 5 Actionable Gaps

1. DIVERSIFY CONTENT — Stop making only gambling site case battles. Add news, trade ups, challenges, collabs, education
2. FIX THE TITLES — Stop using "INSANE" in everything. Use specific numbers, skin names, challenge framing
3. UPGRADE THUMBNAILS — Show the skins, not the gambling interface. Use face reactions + dramatic skin renders
4. START NETWORKING — Comment on, engage with, and eventually collaborate with TDM_Heyzeus, Arrow, and similar creators
5. COVER CS2 NEWS — When updates drop, be FIRST with a video. These get massive search traffic

Strategic Recommendations: CS2 Gambling Content

Generated: February 2026 For: Hyper (@Hyper_CS2, @HyperCounterStrike) & Ryan (@MountainGambles, @MountainsCS)

Executive Summary

Hyper and Ryan are uploading consistently but getting 100-500 views while competitors in the same niche get 50K-1M+. The issue is NOT effort — it's format, positioning, and differentiation. This document provides actionable strategies based on competitor analysis.

Top 10 Content Ideas Stolen From Competitors

1. "I Opened [X] of EVERY Case in CS2" (Sparkles/Anomaly Format)

Adapted for Hyper: Open 5-10 of every single case in CS2 in one video. Track total spent and total profit. Make it a recurring series. - Why it works: Completionist appeal, high rewatch value, good for the algorithm - Target: HyperCS channel - Expected performance: 5-20K views initially, growing with channel

2. "CS2 Update: [X] NEW SKINS — Are They Worth Opening?" (TDM_Heyzeus Format)

Adapted for Hyper: When ANY CS2 update drops, be one of the first to cover it. Review new skins, open the new cases, give market predictions. - Why it works: Search traffic spikes, urgency, positions you as an authority - Target: HyperCS channel - Expected performance: High search volume during update windows

3. "Gold Trade Up Challenge: Can I Turn $100 Blues Into a Knife?" (Anomaly Format)

Adapted for Hyper: Start with only blue-tier skins and trade up through every tier until you get a gold. Document every step. - Why it works: Narrative arc, underdog story, trade up system is trending hard - Target: HyperCS channel - Expected performance: 2-10K+ views

4. "BEST vs WORST Case Opening Sites RANKED" (Arrow Format)

Adapted for Hyper: Do a proper comparison video reviewing Rain.gg vs Clash vs CSGOBig vs Juice. Same budget on each. Which gives best value? - Why it works: Search-friendly, comparison content, establishes authority - Target: HyperGambles channel - Expected performance: Evergreen search traffic

5. "[Friend] Spends My $1000 Balance — BLIND Case Battles" (Hyper Already Does This — REFINE IT)

Adapted: Keep this format but add stakes: loser has to do a forfeit. Film reactions. Make it competitive and entertaining. - Why it works: Hyper already does friend-spending-balance, but needs more drama/stakes - Target: HyperGambles channel

6. "The RAREST Skins in CS2 — Can I Find Them?" (Arrow/Sparkles Format)

Adapted for Hyper: Research the rarest skins, patterns, and stickers. Try to find/open them. Educational + opening combined. - Why it works: Educational content has long shelf life + showcases knowledge - Target: HyperCS channel

7. "30 Days of Case Opening: The Full Diary" (Original Format)

Adapted: Open a set number of cases every day for 30 days. Track cumulative profit/loss. Build a narrative over the month. - Why it works: Serialized content builds returning viewers, diary format is trending across YouTube - Target: HyperCS channel (one video compiling the whole month)

8. "CS2 Gambling for Beginners: The Complete Guide" (Underserved Niche)

Adapted: Create THE definitive beginner's guide to CS2 case opening, trade ups, and gambling sites. Evergreen content. - Why it works: NO good beginner guides exist. High search volume. Establishes authority. - Target: HyperCS channel - Expected performance: Slow burn but consistent traffic for months/years

9. "Opening My Viewer's Cases and Returning the Skins" (Anomaly/Sparkles Format)

Adapted: Viewers send cases via trade. Open them on stream. Return skins. Highlight the best moments in a YouTube video. - Why it works: Community engagement, generous angle, "will we get lucky?" tension - Target: HyperCS channel

10. "I Let [Random Method] Choose My Cases" (Creative Gimmick Format)

Adapted: Spin a wheel. Roll dice. Let chat choose. Use a randomizer. The gimmick creates the content. - Hyper already did "I LET A WHEEL SPEND $1000 ON CS2 CASES" (858 views) — the concept is right, needs better execution/title - Why it works: Gimmick + gambling = double dopamine for viewers - Target: HyperCS channel

Thumbnail Improvements

Current Problems

1. Gambling site interface screenshots — boring, look like every other gambling channel
2. Too much text crammed in — thumbnails are cluttered
3. No face reactions — missing the human element
4. No clear "hero item" — viewer doesn't know what's at stake

Recommended Thumbnail Formula

[HERO SKIN/KNIFE — large, rendered, glowing] + [YOUR FACE — reaction, excited/shocked] + [1-3 WORDS MAX — big, bold, contrasting color]

Specific Improvements

1. Get skin renders — Use CS2 inspect screenshots or 3D renders of knives/skins as hero images
2. Add face reactions — Your own face, webcam shot showing genuine reaction
3. Limit text to 3 words max — "$50,000 KNIFE?!" not "THE MOST INSANE UPGRADER SESSION!! ($1000)"
4. Use contrasting colors — Red/yellow text on dark backgrounds
5. Show BEFORE/AFTER — Split thumbnail: empty inventory → full of skins
6. Learn from Anomaly/Heyzeus — Their thumbnails show the RESULT, not the process

Tools to Use

• Photopea (free Photoshop alternative) for thumbnail creation
• CS2 inspect links for high-quality skin screenshots
• Canva for quick templates

Title Formula Recommendations

STOP DOING:

❌ "INSANE CASE BATTLES" 
❌ "INSANE LATE NIGHT CASE BATTLES!!!"
❌ "THIS ALL IN CASE BATTLE WAS INSANE!!"
❌ "1% CASE BATTLES ONLY!! INSANE PULLS!"

START DOING:

✅ "Opening 500 Fever Cases — How Much Did I Lose?" (curiosity gap)
✅ "I Spent $1000 Hunting the Butterfly Emerald" (specific + stakes)
✅ "Can You PROFIT Opening CS2 Cases? (100 Case Test)" (question + data)
✅ "New CS2 Update: 40 Skins Ranked Best to Worst" (timely + listicle)
✅ "Gold Trade Up from NOTHING — Blues to Butterfly Knife" (journey)
✅ "$0 to Dragon Lore: The Ultimate CS2 Challenge" (aspirational)

Title Formulas That Work

1. The Specific Number: "Opening [EXACT NUMBER] [SPECIFIC CASE] Cases"
2. The Question: "Can You PROFIT Opening [X]?"
3. The Challenge: "[ACTION] Until I Get [SPECIFIC ITEM]"
4. The Dollar Amount: "I Spent $[AMOUNT] on [SPECIFIC THING]"
5. The Journey: "[START] to [END]: The [MODIFIER] Challenge"
6. The News Hook: "New CS2 [UPDATE]: [WHAT CHANGED]"
7. The Comparison: "[THING A] vs [THING B]: Which Is Better?"

Always Include:

• A specific number (cases opened, money spent, skins won)
• The specific item/case name (not generic)
• A hook (question, challenge, or surprise element)
• NO more than 2 exclamation marks

Upload Schedule Optimization

Current Issue

Both Hyper and Ryan upload frequently but views don't reflect the effort. Quality > quantity at this stage.

Recommended Schedule

HyperCS (Case Openings — Primary Growth Channel) | Day | Content Type | Example | |-----|-------------|---------| | Monday | Challenge/Series video | "1000 of EVERY Case (Part X)" | | Wednesday | Trade Up / Skin Hunt | "Hunting the Butterfly Emerald with $500" | | Friday | Community / Collab / Viewer Cases | "Opening YOUR Cases" | | Saturday | News/Update (when applicable) | "New CS2 Update: All 40 New Skins" |

HyperGambles (Gambling Sites — Secondary) | Day | Content Type | Example | |-----|-------------|---------| | Tuesday | Site Review / Strategy | "Best 10% Cases on Rain.gg" | | Thursday | Case Battle with Stakes | "Hyper vs Ryan: $500 Case Battle" |

Shorts (Cross-post to all channels) - 3-5 shorts per week from stream highlights - Best moments, biggest wins, funniest reactions - Under 60 seconds, hook in first 2 seconds

Shorts Strategy Recommendations

Why Shorts Matter

• Anomaly has NO shorts — his 3.35M audience has no shorts to watch
• TDM_Heyzeus shorts featuring xQc get 1-3M+ views
• Shorts are the #1 discovery mechanism for new viewers
• @MountainIsShort exists but needs to be leveraged more aggressively

Shorts Playbook

1. Best Win of the Day — single best unboxing moment, under 30 seconds
2. "What would you do?" — show a gambling decision, ask viewers in comments
3. Skin Showcase — "This skin costs $50,000" + inspect animation
4. Reaction Clips — genuine freakout moments from stream
5. Quick Tips — "Best case to open in CS2 right now" (15-second explainer)
6. Before/After — Start with $100, end with $X (time-lapse format)

Post Schedule

• Post shorts to ALL channels, not just @MountainIsShort
• 1-2 shorts per stream day, posted next morning
• Use trending sounds/formats when applicable
• ALWAYS add a CTA: "Full video on my channel"

Collaboration Outreach Targets

Priority Targets (Ordered by Likelihood of Success)

1. Arrow (@ArrowCS2) — 68.6K subs, similar growth stage, active collaborator
2. Approach: DM on Twitter (@ArrrowCSGO), suggest case battle collab

3. Format: Joint case opening, competitive battle

4. TDM_Heyzeus (@TDMHeyzeus) — 490K subs, regularly features smaller creators

5. Approach: Engage consistently on his community posts/comments first

6. Format: Case battle, trade up challenge, or appear in his "vs" content

7. HydraCS (@HydraGambless) — Small channel, direct competitor

8. Approach: Direct DM, suggest cross-promotion battle

9. Format: "$500 Case Battle: Hyper vs Hydra"

10. Other small CS2 gambling channels — Network at similar scale

11. Approach: Find 5-10 channels at 1-10K subs, form a loose network

12. Format: Regular cross-channel case battles, shoutouts

13. Sparkles (@Sparkles) — 2.49M subs, very community-focused

14. Approach: Submit to his editing contest (builds relationship)
15. Long game: Engage genuinely for months before asking for collab

Revenue Opportunity Identification

Sponsors Competitors Have That Hyper/Ryan Don't

Current Hyper/Ryan Sponsors

• Rain.gg (primary — code: PEAK)
• CSGOBIG
• Juice.gg
• Clash

Opportunities

1. Approach Skinsmonkey — They sponsor EVERYONE. Easy first sponsor to add.
2. SkinClub — They have a content program. Apply for it.
3. CS.Money — Large budget, sponsor many creators at all sizes.
4. Skinport — Good reputation, would add credibility.
5. Create own affiliate program — Like PeakRewards.gg but expanded

Revenue Diversification Ideas

1. Merchandise — CS2-themed merch (knife replicas, sticker designs)
2. Discord subscription — Premium discord with skin alerts, investment tips
3. Consulting — Help viewers buy/sell skins
4. Event appearances — Attend CS2 events, monetize content + merch sales

Implementation Priority

Week 1-2: Quick Wins

• [ ] Redesign thumbnail template (3-word max, face + hero skin)
• [ ] Stop using "INSANE" in titles — create title formula document
• [ ] Post 5 shorts from existing stream VODs
• [ ] Comment on 5 TDM_Heyzeus and 5 Arrow videos (genuine engagement)

Week 3-4: Content Diversification

• [ ] Make 1 CS2 news/update video (next time an update drops)
• [ ] Create "Opening [X] of EVERY Case" Part 1 video
• [ ] Create 1 trade up challenge video with clear narrative
• [ ] Start a numbered series with consistent branding

Month 2: Growth Phase

• [ ] Reach out to Arrow and HydraCS for collabs
• [ ] Apply to Skinsmonkey and SkinClub sponsor programs
• [ ] Create "Beginner's Guide to CS2 Case Opening" evergreen video
• [ ] Publish first market analysis/prediction video

Month 3+: Scale

• [ ] Pursue TDM_Heyzeus collaboration
• [ ] Attend CS2 event (if possible) for IRL content
• [ ] Launch serialized series on HyperCS
• [ ] Review and iterate based on analytics

CS2 Content Competitor Weekly Digest

Week of: [DATE] Prepared by: Quagmire (automated + manual review)

📊 Quick Summary

• Total new competitor videos this week: [X]
• Biggest competitor video: [TITLE] by [CREATOR] — [VIEWS]
• Trending topic: [TOPIC]
• Action needed: [YES/NO — brief]

🆕 New Videos by Channel

Anomaly (3.35M subs)

ohnePixel (881K subs)

TDM_Heyzeus (490K subs)

Sparkles (2.49M subs)

Arrow (68.6K subs)

Other Notable

🔥 What's Working This Week

Top Performing Formats

1. [Format] — [Example video, views]
2. [Format] — [Example video, views]
3. [Format] — [Example video, views]

Title Trends

• [Pattern observed]
• [Pattern observed]

Thumbnail Trends

• [Trend observed]
• [Trend observed]

🎯 Content Opportunities

Immediate (This Week)

• [ ] [Specific content idea based on what's trending]
• [ ] [CS2 update to cover?]
• [ ] [Competitor format to try?]

Short-Term (Next 2 Weeks)

• [ ] [Series to start?]
• [ ] [Collab to pursue?]

Long-Term (This Month)

• [ ] [Evergreen content idea]
• [ ] [Channel strategy adjustment]

📈 Hyper/Ryan Performance Check

@HyperCounterStrike

• Videos posted: [X]
• Best performer: [Title] — [Views]
• Avg views: [X]
• Trend: [Up/Down/Flat]

@Hyper_CS2 (HyperGambles)

• Videos posted: [X]
• Best performer: [Title] — [Views]
• Avg views: [X]
• Trend: [Up/Down/Flat]

@MountainGambles

• Videos posted: [X]
• Best performer: [Title] — [Views]
• Avg views: [X]
• Trend: [Up/Down/Flat]

@MountainsCS

• Videos posted: [X]
• Best performer: [Title] — [Views]
• Avg views: [X]
• Trend: [Up/Down/Flat]

⚡ Key Takeaway of the Week

[One sentence summary of the most important insight this week]

🔗 Links & Resources

• Gap Analysis
• Strategy Document
• Competitor Profiles
• Run tracker: python3 tracker.py

Anomaly (@Anomaly)

Channel Overview

• URL: https://www.youtube.com/@Anomaly
• Subscribers: 3.35M
• Total Videos: 793
• Verified: ✅
• Description: "Hello gais it's ya boi Anomaly from Sweden."
• Other Channels: Anomaly & Papanomaly (1.1M), Anomaly 3 (469K), Anomaly Clips (385K)

Upload Frequency

• ~1-2 videos per week (sometimes less)
• Currently averaging about 4-5 videos/month

Average View Count (Last ~15 Videos)

Average Views (last 10): ~281K

Top Performing Video (Last 30 Days)

• Title: "HUGE CS2 SEASON 4 MAP UPDATE (40 NEW SKINS)"
• Views: 346K in 2 weeks
• Why it worked: Update/news content generates urgency + high search volume. New skins always draw interest.

Content Categories

• Case Openings: ~40% (large bulk openings, challenge formats)
• Trade Ups: ~25% (gold trade ups from blues, specific skin hunts)
• CS2 News/Updates: ~10% (new season updates, new skins)
• Travel/IRL Vlogs: ~15% (Malta, Italy, Dubai, Cologne events)
• Gameplay/Misc CS: ~10% (Faceit, myths busted, free-to-play CS knockoffs)

Thumbnail Style Analysis

• Colors: Bold yellow/red text overlays, bright backgrounds
• Text: Large ALL CAPS text on thumbnails (numbers prominent: "574", "40 NEW SKINS", "5,000")
• Faces: Anomaly's face/reactions featured, often exaggerated
• Layout: Skin showcase + face reaction + big number = formula
• Key element: Always shows the skins/items prominently

Title Patterns

• ALL CAPS dominant
• Number-heavy: quantities of cases, number of skins
• Parenthetical modifiers: (CRAZY), (EXTREME LUCK), (574 CASE OPENING)
• Challenge/gimmick framing: "OPENING EVERY [X]", "FROM 5,000 BLUES"
• Travel titles: "ANOMALY GOES TO [LOCATION]"

Shorts Strategy

• No dedicated shorts tab — Anomaly does NOT post shorts
• This is a notable gap that could be exploited

Sponsorship/Codes Visible

• PirateSwap (code: ANOMALY) — skin trading/selling platform
• SkinSearch (occasional)
• Previously used Skinsmonkey

Unique Angle / What Hyper/Ryan Don't Do

1. Travel vlogs to CS2 events — Malta meetups, IEM Cologne, Abu Dhabi World Finals (huge view drivers)
2. Papa collab content — family dynamic with his dad is a massive hook (1.1M sub second channel)
3. "Free to Play Counter-Strike Games" series — reviewing CS knockoffs/clones (recurring series)
4. Myths Busted format — "48 Myths BUSTED In CS2!" (663K views)
5. Quantity challenges — "Opening EVERY [case type]" challenge format
6. Friend giveaway content — "GIVING MY FRIENDS THEIR DREAM CS2 SKINS"
7. Multi-channel ecosystem — 4 channels working together (clips, papa collab, secondary)

Key Takeaways for Hyper/Ryan

• Anomaly's success comes from personality + production value not just case openings
• IRL content and travel vlogs to CS2 events massively outperform standard gambling videos
• Trade up content (gold from blues/reds) is a proven format that gets 300K+ views
• NO shorts strategy = opportunity for Hyper/Ryan to dominate that space with Anomaly's audience

Arrow (@ArrowCS2 / @ArrowCS3)

Channel Overview

• Main Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ArrowCS2
• Subscribers: 68.6K
• Content: Edited CS2 skin/case videos
• Live/VOD Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ArrowCS3 (Arrow Live)
• Content: Stream highlights, longer-form content, more frequent uploads
• VOD Channel: @Arrow-Vods (619 subs)
• Description: "My profile picture was my pet chicken Jinx."
• Twitch: twitch.tv/arrowcs

Upload Frequency

• Main channel: Sporadic (hasn't uploaded in months)
• Arrow Live channel: 2-4 videos/month currently
• Most active on Twitch with YouTube as highlights channel

Content from Arrow Live (Recent)

Average Views: ~30K (Arrow Live)

Content from Main Channel (Older, Higher Performance)

• "Unboxing 100 of the Most Expensive CSGO Cases" — 137K
• "The Most Expensive CSGO Loadout" — 394K
• "Unboxing 5 of Every CSGO Case Ever" — 161K
• "Chicken opens CS:GO case" — 3.1M (viral hit)

Content Categories

• Case Openings: ~40%
• Market Analysis/News: ~25% (skin price predictions, market investigations)
• Compilation/Year-in-Review: ~15%
• Investigation/Documentary: ~10% (gold unboxing farm investigation)
• IRL CS2 Merch: ~10%

Shorts Strategy

• Has some viral shorts: "insane live unboxing 💀" (3.6M), "The Luckiest CSGO Unboxers" (549K)
• Shorts featuring dramatic moments from openings perform extremely well

Sponsorship/Codes Visible

• Skinsmonkey (code: ARROW)
• CS.Money (code: arrowyt)
• SkinSwap

Unique Angle

1. Investigation content — "GOLD UNBOXING FARM" investigation (investigative journalism angle)
2. IRL CS2 merch unboxing — real-world CS2 collectibles
3. Market prediction/analysis — skin price forecasts
4. Viral short clips — his dramatic opening shorts get millions of views
5. Chicken mascot — pet chicken Jinx opening cases went mega viral (3.1M)
6. Collaborative with TDM_Heyzeus, Sparkles, Anomaly — appears in their videos

Key Takeaways for Hyper/Ryan

• Arrow's "investigation" content format is unique and gets good engagement
• IRL CS2 merch content is an untapped niche
• Viral shorts potential is huge (3.6M views on opening clips)
• Market analysis/prediction content attracts CS2 investors/traders
• He's a frequent collaborator — potential collab partner for Hyper/Ryan

Joe Bart Games (@JoeBartGames)

Channel Overview

• URL: https://www.youtube.com/@JoeBartGames
• Subscribers: 1.56M
• Total Videos: 530
• Verified: ✅
• Description: "I post gaming stuff"
• Twitch: twitch.tv/joe_bartolozzi

Relevance to CS2 Gambling Niche

• NOT a dedicated CS2 channel — variety gaming creator
• Recently posted "I MUST KEEP GAMBLING" (241K views, 8 hours ago) — CS2 gambling content
• Also posted "Spinning Slots To Kill Bosses??" (339K) and "Roulette But I Can Cheat The Odds" (400K)
• Gambling-adjacent gaming content performing well

Upload Frequency

• Very high: Daily uploads
• Average views: 250-500K per video

Why This Matters

Joe Bart represents a different archetype — a large variety gaming channel that occasionally dips into gambling/CS2 content. His gambling videos perform at or above his average, showing:

1. Gambling content appeals beyond the CS2 niche — mainstream gaming audiences enjoy it
2. Variety creators crossing into gambling = competition for attention
3. His production style is different — longer form (30-60 min), more personality-driven
4. Large channels doing one-off gambling videos can siphon viewers

Key Takeaway for Hyper/Ryan

• When large variety creators do gambling content, it validates the niche
• But it also means competition for recommendations in the algorithm
• Hyper/Ryan's advantage is depth and consistency in the niche vs one-off videos
• Consider reaching out for collabs — Joe Bart's audience would overlap

ohnepixel raw (@ohnepixelraw)

Channel Overview

• URL: https://www.youtube.com/@ohnepixelraw
• Type: Stream highlights / raw VOD channel for ohnePixel
• Content: Unedited or lightly edited stream highlights
• Notable: "ohnepixel can't stop doing knife trade ups..." (662K views, 3 months ago)

Why This Channel Matters

• Demonstrates that raw stream highlight channels can get massive views
• His knife trade up video on this channel got 662K views
• Shows there's appetite for less polished, more authentic content
• ohnePixel's raw channel essentially doubles his content output without much extra effort

Key Takeaway for Hyper/Ryan

• They should consider a "raw" or "uncut" highlights channel
• Stream moments from Kick can be repurposed as YouTube content
• Less editing = more volume = more chances for the algorithm
• Ryan's @MountainIsShort serves a similar purpose but could be expanded

ohnePixel (@ohnepixel)

Channel Overview

• URL: https://www.youtube.com/@ohnepixel
• Subscribers: 881K
• Total Videos: 281
• Verified: ✅
• Description: "I make videos about counter-strike, mostly cs2 / csgo skins."
• Other Channels: ohnepixel raw (stream highlights), ohnepixel2

Upload Frequency

• ~1-2 videos per month (has slowed significantly)
• Was more frequent, now pivoted heavily to variety content

Average View Count (Last 10 Videos)

Average Views (last 10): ~598K

Top Performing Video (Last 30 Days)

• Title: "I Streamed Until I Beat Minecraft Hardcore..."
• Views: 185K (1 month) — lower than typical for this channel
• Note: His CS2-specific content massively outperforms variety content

⚠️ CRITICAL INSIGHT: Content Pivot

ohnePixel has dramatically shifted away from CS2 content into variety: - Recent videos include: Minecraft, Clash Royale, GeoGuessr, Valorant, R.E.P.O., 2b2t - His CS2 skin content (when posted) MASSIVELY outperforms variety: 1M+ vs 200-300K - "opening my old forgotten storage units" (1.4M) — storage unit IRL content - "ohnepixel gets insanely lucky trading up reds to golds" (1M) — CS2 content - This suggests his audience WANTS CS2 but he's diversifying

Content Categories (Current)

• CS2 Skins/Cases: ~20% (trade ups, sticker combos, skin ratings)
• Variety Gaming: ~50% (Minecraft, Clash Royale, Valorant, GeoGuessr)
• Challenge/Competition: ~20% (1v1 challenges, pro vs cheater)
• IRL/Misc: ~10% (storage units, song ratings)

Thumbnail Style Analysis

• Colors: Dark/moody backgrounds, often gameplay screenshots
• Text: Lowercase, casual tone — NOT all caps (distinctive)
• Faces: Face-cam reactions embedded in thumbnails
• Layout: Clean, less cluttered than competitors
• Key element: Uses ellipses (...) in titles for intrigue

Title Patterns

• Lowercase, casual grammar ("can a cheater beat a geoguessr pro")
• Personal pronouns: "I", "my"
• Ellipsis (...) for suspense
• Very long-form content (30 min - 2+ hours)
• Descriptive rather than clickbait

Shorts Strategy

• Has Shorts tab — posts occasionally
• Not a major focus; shorts are supplementary

Sponsorship/Codes Visible

• SkinBid (marketplace — he's connected to Zipel who co-owns it)
• CSFloat (previously)
• Various gaming sponsors for variety content

Unique Angle / What Hyper/Ryan Don't Do

1. EXTREMELY long-form content — 1-2+ hour edited streams/compilations
2. Crossover content — CS2 personality playing other games draws massive views
3. IRL treasure hunt/storage unit content — "opening my old forgotten storage units" (1.4M views)
4. Professional production — high polish editing for a stream highlights channel
5. Celebrity collaborations — Jynxzi ($5K 1v1), FitMC (2b2t), pros
6. Viewer interaction formats — "I rated my viewer's favorite songs" (649K)
7. Sticker/skin analysis/education — rating skin combos, stickers (expertise content)

Key Takeaways for Hyper/Ryan

• ohnePixel's CS2 content gets 2-5x more views than his variety content = the CS audience is HUNGRY
• His pivot away creates a content vacuum in the CS2 skins space that can be filled
• Long-form compiled stream content (30+ min) performs extremely well
• IRL crossover content (storage units, real-world CS2 merch) is underserved
• ohnePixel's audience would likely watch similar CS2 content from other creators

Other Notable Competitors

Styrophome (@Styrophome)

• Content: Best knife openings compilations ("Best Knife Openings of November 2023" — 782K views)
• Format: Monthly compilation of best CS2 knife unboxings from across the community
• Sponsor: Knify.gg (IRL CS:GO knives, code: Styrophome)
• Takeaway: Compilation channels thrive — Hyper/Ryan could create "Best of" compilations from their streams

ChronoYinger (@ChronoYinger)

• Content: "STREAMERS AND PLAYERS BEST CS2 CASE OPENINGS" (303K views)
• Format: Clip compilations from multiple streamers
• Sponsor: Skin.Club
• Takeaway: Curating other people's clips = low effort, high views

mmmjoemele (@mmmjoemele)

• Content: "We Opened 500 Fever Cases (DOUBLE KNIFE UNBOXING)" — 211K views
• Format: Father-son duo opening CS2 cases together
• Takeaway: Family dynamic adds emotional hook (similar to Anomaly + Papa)

HydraCS (@HydraGambless)

• Content: CS2 gambling on third-party sites (CSGORoll, etc.)
• Recent: "Depositing My Butterfly Doppler On CSGOROLL" (830 views, 1 day ago)
• Size: Small channel, directly competing with Hyper/Ryan at similar scale
• Takeaway: Direct competitor at same growth stage — watch their tactics

juicy (@JuicyCSG)

• Content: CS2 skin market analysis and reactions
• Notable: "I Lost $1,000,000 Overnight... (my reaction)" — 363K views
• Format: Market crash reactions, skin economy analysis
• Takeaway: Market analysis/reaction content gets significant views

Shifty (@Shifty)

• Content: CS2 trade ups and market analysis
• Notable: "The BEST CS2 Knives and Gloves Tradeups so far ($100k+)" — 41K views
• Takeaway: Trade up compilation content is popular

slyk (@slyk)

• Content: Opening viewer-submitted CS2 cases
• Notable: "I Opened YOUR CS2 Cases and Hit MULTIPLE GOLDS!" — small channel
• Takeaway: Viewer case opening is a community engagement format

HellcaseCS

• Status: Channel appears inactive or renamed
• Context: Hellcase is a CS2 case opening site, not primarily a content creator
• Their YouTube channel has minimal original content
• Takeaway: The SITE is a competitor for sponsorship dollars, not content

Fitz (@Fitz)

• Status: Primarily a general gaming/comedy channel
• Not actively making CS2 case/gambling content
• Has done some CS content historically but not currently relevant
• Takeaway: Not a direct competitor in this niche

Sparkles (@Sparkles)

Channel Overview

• URL: https://www.youtube.com/@Sparkles
• Subscribers: 2.49M
• Total Videos: 2,200+
• Verified: ✅
• Description: Edd "Sparkles" Stanton. Founder of SkinSearch.com & Sparkles Production. Entertaining gamers since 2013.
• Twitch: twitch.tv/Sparkles

Upload Frequency

• EXTREMELY HIGH: Nearly daily uploads (5-7 videos/week)
• Highest upload frequency of any competitor by far
• Mix of full-length and shorter videos

Average View Count (Last ~15 Videos)

Average Views (last 15): ~82K

Top Performing Video (Last 30 Days)

• Title: "2000x Fever Case Battle! (feat. Anomaly, Heyzeus & Arrow)"
• Views: 168K in 3 days
• Why it worked: Collab with 3 big creators + new case + competitive format + massive scale

Content Categories

• Case Openings (SC - SkinClub): ~30% (viewer cases, rare case hunts on SkinClub)
• Bulk Case Openings (in-game): ~20% ("1000 of EVERY CASE" series)
• Trade Ups: ~15% (gold hunts, specific skin hunts)
• Editing Contest Content: ~10% (hosting editing contests, showcasing entries)
• Collection/Showcase: ~10% (rare skin collections, #1 patterns)
• Collabs/Battles: ~10% (case battles with Anomaly, Heyzeus, Arrow)
• News/Overwatch: ~5% (CS2 overwatch/cheating content)

Thumbnail Style Analysis

• Colors: Clean, often showcasing the skin itself prominently
• Text: Shorter text overlays, exclamation marks
• Faces: Less face-cam focused than Anomaly, more about the skins
• Layout: Skin-centric layouts with clean backgrounds
• Key element: "(SC)" tag in titles indicates SkinClub-sponsored content

Title Patterns

• Shorter, punchier titles
• Exclamation mark heavy: "!!" endings
• Series numbering: "(part 7)", "(part 8)"
• "(SC)" suffix for SkinClub sponsored content
• Hunt format: "[Skin Name] Hunt! (SC)"
• Less ALL CAPS than other competitors

Shorts Strategy

• Has Shorts tab — posts shorts occasionally
• Less focused on shorts than main content
• Shorts don't appear to be a primary growth strategy

Sponsorship/Codes Visible

• SkinClub (SC) — primary sponsor, heavily integrated into content
• SkinSearch — his own platform
• Skinsmonkey (used by collaborators)
• Founded SkinSearch.com = has his OWN skin marketplace

Unique Angle / What Hyper/Ryan Don't Do

1. DAILY upload cadence — 5-7 videos/week is incredible output
2. "1000 of EVERY CASE" series — long-running serialized content creates appointment viewing
3. Editing contests — engaging community of editors, building content ecosystem
4. Own marketplace (SkinSearch.com) — revenue beyond YouTube + sponsorships
5. Overwatch/anti-cheat content — "Cheating with $$$?!" adds variety
6. Rare skin collection showcases — "#1 AWP LongDog!", "MW ST Kara Fade Collection"
7. Collab network — regularly features Anomaly, Heyzeus, Arrow, Zipel
8. SkinClub integration — dedicated hunt format on their platform

Key Takeaways for Hyper/Ryan

• Sparkles proves that volume works — daily uploads keep the algorithm feeding the channel
• His SkinClub sponsorship model (SC tagged videos) is a good template for Rain.gg content
• The "1000 of EVERY CASE" serialized format creates long-term viewing habits
• Editing contests are a genius community engagement strategy
• Rare skin showcase/collection videos are easy content that Hyper/Ryan could do
• His "Hunt" format (chasing specific skins) is basically what Hyper already does — but Sparkles does it more consistently

TDM_Heyzeus (@TDMHeyzeus)

Channel Overview

• URL: https://www.youtube.com/@TDMHeyzeus
• Subscribers: 490K
• Total Videos: 1,000+
• Verified: ✅
• Description: "Everything about CS2 skins - trade ups, cases, knives, inventories, stickers, patterns, drama and scandals - all with an annoying Australian Accent."
• Twitch: twitch.tv/tdm_jesus

Upload Frequency

• Very high: 2-3 videos per week consistently
• One of the most active CS2 content creators
• Mix of case openings, news/drama, and educational content

Average View Count (Last ~15 Videos)

Average Views (last 15): ~88K

Top Performing Video (Last 30 Days)

• Title: "LAST TO GET A GOLD WINS (vs Anomaly, Sparkles & Arrow)"
• Views: 182K in 12 days
• Why it worked: Collab with big creators (Anomaly, Sparkles, Arrow) + competitive format + FOMO

Content Categories

• Case Openings: ~35% (bulk openings, specific case challenges)
• Trade Ups: ~20% (gold hunts, butterfly trade ups)
• CS2 News/Drama/Market Analysis: ~25% (skin market crashes, Valve updates, sticker investing)
• Competitive/Collab: ~15% (case battles with other creators, "LAST TO GET A GOLD")
• Education/Lists: ~5% (top 10s, skin submission reviews)

Thumbnail Style Analysis

• Colors: High contrast, bright orange/yellow/green gradients
• Text: ALL CAPS, large bold text with numbers
• Faces: His face reaction (smaller, in corner) + skins prominent
• Layout: Skin showcase as hero image + text overlay + face
• Key element: Uses "|" separator with "TDM_Heyzeus" branding in titles

Title Patterns

• Uses "| TDM_Heyzeus" suffix on most titles (brand consistency)
• ALL CAPS for excitement
• Numbers: "4000", "26 of EVERY", "14 KNIVES"
• Drama hooks: "Here's Why", "STUPID AGAIN", "F***ED"
• Question formats: "Are My Cases Unboxings TOO LUCKY?"
• Market/analysis titles draw different audience segment

Shorts Strategy

• Has Shorts tab — posts shorts regularly
• Strong shorts performance: xQc clips get 1-3M+ views
• Best performing shorts feature OTHER CREATORS (xQc, Ludwig)
• Uses shorts for clip compilations and highlights

Sponsorship/Codes Visible

• Skinsmonkey (primary — code: HEYZEUS)
• Skinport (buy/sell skins)
• Previously used SkinSearch

Unique Angle / What Hyper/Ryan Don't Do

1. CS2 news/drama commentary — Stewie2k drama (542K), market crashes (187K), skin analysis
2. Educational/market content — "Skin Investing is Stupid NOW, Here's Why" format
3. Collabs with the BIGGEST creators — Anomaly, Sparkles, Arrow, ohnePixel, xQc, Nadeshot
4. Brand consistency — "| TDM_Heyzeus" in every title = recognition
5. "Opening X of EVERY case" series — recurring format that builds anticipation
6. Sticker/investment analysis — "Budapest Just Changed Stickers FOREVER"
7. Self-aware meta content — "Are My Cases Unboxings TOO LUCKY?" (questioning own luck)
8. Community skin submissions — reviewing Call to Armory workshop skins

Key Takeaways for Hyper/Ryan

• TDM_Heyzeus is the closest competitor in terms of content style — but at 490K subs
• His collab videos with big creators get 2-3x normal views → networking is crucial
• News/drama/analysis content provides consistent baseline views even without big openings
• His high upload frequency (2-3/week) maintains channel momentum
• Market analysis videos ("investing is stupid") attract a different viewer segment
• Shorts featuring famous creators' clips is a smart growth hack
• The "| TDM_Heyzeus" title branding is worth copying

zipelCS (@zipelCS)

Channel Overview

• URL: https://www.youtube.com/@zipelCS
• Subscribers: 156K
• Total Videos: 68
• Verified: No
• Description: "I make videos."
• Business: Co-owner of SkinBid.com marketplace, co-owner of ecstatic.gg esports team

Upload Frequency

• INACTIVE — Last upload was ~2 years ago
• Was active 2021-2023, then stopped
• Still streams on Twitch occasionally

Average View Count (When Active)

Average Views (when active): ~356K

Top Performing Videos (All Time)

• "LUCKIEST CASE UNBOXING YOU WILL EVER SEE" — 1.2M views
• "10,000$ case opening & tradeups (100k sub special)" — 1M views
• "Luckiest 1000 Fracture Case Opening" — 816K views

Content Categories (When Active)

• "1000 Case Opening" Series: ~70% — signature format
• Specific Skin Hunts: ~15% (opening until getting every item)
• IRL/Charity: ~10% (donating to small streamers)
• Market Analysis: ~5%

Thumbnail Style Analysis

• Colors: Clean, dark backgrounds with skin prominently displayed
• Text: Minimal text, often just the skin/knife highlighted
• Faces: Facecam reactions less prominent
• Layout: Very clean, skin-focused
• Key element: Minimalist approach compared to competitors

Sponsorship/Codes Visible

• SkinBid — his own marketplace (primary)
• No external sponsors visible (doesn't need them — owns the marketplace)

Unique Angle

1. "1000 of [Case Type]" series — pioneered this format (inspired Sparkles' similar series)
2. Business owner angle — owns SkinBid.com + ecstatic.gg esports team
3. Charitable content — "Donating to Small Streamers" format
4. Data-driven approach — shows profit/loss stats in steam market prices

Key Takeaways for Hyper/Ryan

• Zipel is INACTIVE = his audience is orphaned and looking for similar content
• The "1000 of every case" format he pioneered is still being used by Sparkles/Heyzeus
• His marketplace ownership shows there's serious money in the skin trading space
• Quality over quantity approach worked (68 videos, 156K subs, high avg views)
• His viewer base is available to capture since he stopped uploading

CS2 Content Competitor Weekly Digest

Generated: 2026-02-08 06:47 UTC Previous Run: 2026-02-08T06:47:36.485035+00:00

📊 Overview

Total New Videos Since Last Run: 423

🆕 New Videos by Channel

Anomaly

Arrow

Arrow Live

HyperCS

HyperGambles

HyperSpins

Joe Bart Games

Mountain Gambles

MountainCS

PEAKSlots

Sparkles

TDM_Heyzeus

ohnePixel

ohnepixel raw

zipelCS

🔥 Notable High-Performing Videos (50K+ views)

📈 Upload Activity (Last 30 Days Estimate)

📝 Trending Title Patterns This Week

• CASE (used 49x)
• INSANE (used 46x)
• TDM (used 30x)
• NEW (used 28x)
• EVERY (used 25x)
• CASES (used 24x)
• OPENING (used 20x)
• BATTLE (used 17x)
• BATTLES (used 15x)
• GOLD (used 14x)

✅ Action Items

• [ ] Review top-performing competitor videos for content ideas
• [ ] Check if any CS2 updates/news need to be covered
• [ ] Note any new thumbnail/title trends to adopt
• [ ] Identify collaboration opportunities from new collab videos
• [ ] Update content calendar based on competitor activity