BELCHONOKK Explains Why He Feels More Comfortable in 1win After PARIVISION

Andrey “BELCHONOKK” Yasinskiy says a change of roles, environment, and expectations has helped him settle into 1win after a difficult end to his time in PARIVISION’s starting lineup.

The 22-year-old delivered one of his strongest recent LAN performances as 1win defeated G2 2-1 at ESL Pro League Season 24. BELCHONOKK finished the series with 52 kills, 94.6 ADR and a 1.41 Rating 3.0, then explained why his current setup feels different from PARIVISION. 

The biggest difference is not simply the team name. BELCHONOKK is being used in more aggressive positions, while the pressure surrounding the roster is also different.

Quick Summary

Player: Andrey “BELCHONOKK” Yasinskiy
Current team: 1win, on loan from PARIVISION
Event: ESL Pro League Season 24
Key result: 1win 2-1 G2
Series performance: 52-40 K-D, 94.6 ADR, 1.41 Rating 3.0
Mirage performance: 25 kills, 112.2 ADR, 2.09 rating
Main change: More aggressive/opener-oriented roles
Previous environment: PARIVISION
Next opponent: Legacy, October 5
1win's EPL record before Legacy: 1-1 

 

What BELCHONOKK Said About PARIVISION and His New Environment

BELCHONOKK during his time with PARIVISION, where the team's rapid rise brought significantly higher competitive expectations.

 

BELCHONOKK spoke to HLTV after 1win recovered from a disastrous Ancient to defeat G2 in the second round of the ESL Pro League Season 24 Swiss stage.

The series began well for 1win with a 13-11 victory on Dust2 before G2 demolished them 13-1 on Ancient. Instead of collapsing after that loss, 1win responded with a 13-8 victory on Mirage. 

BELCHONOKK was central to the recovery.

He explained that he feels more comfortable in his current environment for two main reasons: he is playing different roles, and 1win does not currently carry the same expectations that PARIVISION faced after its BLAST Bounty success.

“In PARIVISION we had very high expectation,” BELCHONOKK told HLTV, pointing specifically to the pressure that followed the team's BLAST Bounty victory. 

His current situation is different. 1win is still developing its identity, and BELCHONOKK is learning positions that give him more opportunities to make an early impact.

That distinction matters when evaluating his recent improvement.

 

BELCHONOKK's Role Change Is the Bigger Story

HLTV characterized BELCHONOKK as having played more of a support role with PARIVISION, while TDK and subsequently 1win have given him more prominent opener positions. 

The G2 series offered a striking example of what that change can produce.

BELCHONOKK was 1win's highest-rated player across the series. On Mirage, he also led the server in kills, damage, first kills and Rating 3.0 as 1win closed the decider 13-8. 

One match is not enough to establish a permanent performance trend. But it does illustrate why his new responsibilities are worth tracking.

 

From PARIVISION to TDK and 1win: BELCHONOKK's 2026 Timeline

BELCHONOKK's situation makes more sense when viewed as a progression rather than a direct PARIVISION-to-1win transfer.

HLTV records BELCHONOKK being benched by PARIVISION on June 17 before joining TDK on loan a month later. TDK's lineup then transferred to 1win at the beginning of August. PARIVISION's official site likewise describes BELCHONOKK's move to 1win as a loan. 

That means BELCHONOKK remains connected contractually to PARIVISION while currently representing 1win, based on the available sources.

 

Why Expectations Became an Issue at PARIVISION

PARIVISION's BLAST Bounty 2026 Season 1 triumph dramatically raised expectations around BELCHONOKK and the roster.

 

PARIVISION's BLAST Bounty Season 1 success changed the context around the team.

Winning a significant event inevitably raised expectations for a lineup that was suddenly being judged against a much higher competitive standard. BELCHONOKK explicitly identified that post-Bounty expectation as a source of pressure. 

There is also an important historical detail here: BELCHONOKK was not simply a passenger during PARIVISION's successful period.

For example, in PARIVISION's BLAST Bounty Finals victory over FURIA, he recorded 38 kills and a 1.19 rating across the series. 

His later struggles therefore cannot automatically be reduced to a lack of individual ability. His comments instead point toward a combination of expectations, role allocation and team environment.

 

A Different Coaching and Leadership Environment

BELCHONOKK also highlighted the contrast between his previous structure under Dzhami “Jame” Ali and Dastan “dastan” Akbayev and his current work with Vladislav “nafany” Gorshkov and Konstantin “groove” Pikiner.

Interestingly, he did not argue that everything about his new system is automatically better.

BELCHONOKK said he still has more in-game connection with Jame and dastan, while describing the personalities of nafany and groove as more comfortable for him. 

That nuance is significant.

The change appears to involve both tactical freedom and interpersonal fit rather than a straightforward criticism of PARIVISION's Counter-Strike philosophy.

BELCHONOKK also singled out Petr “fame” Bolyshev as a teammate who understands his approach particularly well.

Both came through structures influenced by Jame and dastan, giving them a shared tactical vocabulary even inside a roster now led by figures associated with the Gambit/Cloud9 system. 

 

1win Are Trying to Merge Different CS2 Schools

This may ultimately be the most interesting long-term aspect of 1win.

BELCHONOKK described the lineup as a combination of players with substantially different views of Counter-Strike:

The challenge is turning those influences into one repeatable system.

BELCHONOKK estimated that creating the level of collective understanding required at the highest tier could take around a year. His point was that elite teams eventually need players to react to countless situations almost automatically rather than debate every solution individually. 

That makes 1win a longer-term tactical project rather than a finished product.

 

Tactical Impact: What BELCHONOKK's New Role Could Give 1win

The early evidence suggests that 1win are willing to put BELCHONOKK in situations where his mechanics can directly influence rounds.

That creates a different risk-reward profile.

An aggressive player receiving opener opportunities may naturally experience greater statistical volatility than a player assigned primarily supportive responsibilities. But successful opening impact can also dramatically increase the ceiling of a lineup.

Against G2, the upside was obvious.

BELCHONOKK produced seven multi-kills and a +11.83% round swing on Mirage, according to HLTV's match report. 

The more important test will be whether he can reproduce meaningful opening impact across multiple opponents and map styles.

 

Why BELCHONOKK's Comments Matter

This interview provides a useful case study in why individual statistics cannot always be separated from role context.

A player moving between teams may simultaneously experience changes in:

positions;

opening responsibilities;

utility duties;

teammates;

leadership;

communication;

tactical philosophy;

external expectations.

BELCHONOKK's situation includes several of those variables at once.

His performance against G2 therefore should not immediately be interpreted as proof that PARIVISION misused him, nor that 1win have definitively solved his role.

It does, however, provide evidence that 1win are testing a version of BELCHONOKK with considerably more individual agency.

 

Key Details

ESL Pro League Season 24 features 16 teams and a $1 million prize pool, with the Swiss stage determining the eight playoff participants. 

 

Tournament Impact

The victory over G2 was significant beyond BELCHONOKK's individual numbers.

1win moved into the 1-1 Swiss pool, while G2 dropped into an elimination situation. HLTV also reported that the result moved 1win up five places to No. 33 in the global VRS at that point. 

That ranking movement should be treated as a snapshot rather than a permanent position because VRS can change as new results are incorporated.

For 1win, the larger opportunity is competitive: a team still developing its identity has already demonstrated that it can defeat established opposition at a tier-one LAN.

 

What Changes Now?

BELCHONOKK's performance strengthens the case for 1win to continue exploring him in higher-impact positions.

There is little reason to draw conclusions from one exceptional Mirage, but his output gives the team another potential source of firepower alongside Ax1Le.

It could also change how opponents prepare for 1win.

If BELCHONOKK consistently becomes an opening threat rather than primarily a supportive piece, opposing teams will need to account for more than Ax1Le when deciding where to allocate early-round attention.

For BELCHONOKK himself, the challenge shifts from demonstrating potential to establishing consistency.

 

What to Watch Next

The immediate test is Legacy vs. 1win, scheduled for October 5 in ESL Pro League Season 24's 1-1 Swiss round. Legacy entered the matchup listed at No. 6 in HLTV's ranking display and No. 4 in VRS on the match page, making it another demanding benchmark for the developing roster. 

Beyond one match, there are four questions worth monitoring: whether BELCHONOKK retains the same opener responsibilities, whether his impact translates across the map pool, how 1win integrate their different tactical backgrounds, and whether the roster can turn upset potential into consistent deep tournament runs.

BELCHONOKK himself has cautioned against expecting instant tactical unity. His estimate of roughly a year to fully develop a shared view of the game makes 1win's evolution a storyline that could extend well beyond ESL Pro League Season 24. 

 

FAQ

Why does BELCHONOKK feel more comfortable in 1win?

BELCHONOKK cited two major reasons: he is playing different roles and his current team does not face the same level of expectation PARIVISION experienced after winning BLAST Bounty. He also described nafany and groove as personalities he feels comfortable working with. 

Is BELCHONOKK still a PARIVISION player?

Available sources indicate that BELCHONOKK is playing for 1win on loan from PARIVISION. PARIVISION's official website announced his move to 1win as a loan. 

How did BELCHONOKK perform against G2?

He finished 1win's 2-1 victory with 52 kills, 40 deaths, 94.6 ADR and a 1.41 Rating 3.0. On the deciding Mirage, he recorded 25 kills, 112.2 ADR and a 2.09 rating. 

Who plays for 1win with BELCHONOKK?

The lineup at ESL Pro League Season 24 consists of BELCHONOKK, Ax1Le, nafany, fame and ArtFr0st, with groove as coach. 

Who does 1win play next?

At the time of publication, 1win's next scheduled ESL Pro League Season 24 opponent is Legacy in the 1-1 Swiss round on October 5.