Endpoint announced a two-year extension to the contracts of Max "⁠MiGHTYMAX⁠" Heath, Kia "⁠Surreal⁠" Man, Thomas "⁠Thomas⁠" Utting, Joey "⁠CRUC1AL⁠" Steusel today on their Twitter.

The four players and the General Manager Ross "⁠RossR⁠" Rooney will be given a legacy status at the Organization, which will entitle them to get a part of a potential future transfer fee, if Endpoint is to sell one of the players in the future, as it happened earlier this year with Shahar "flameZ" Shushan.

Endpoint is currently ranked 23rd in the world.

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Entry kills are perhaps one of the most important aspects of professional Counter-Strike. However, it is often just as difficult as it is important. A single entry kill can open an entire round and in some cases make it almost impossible for the opposition to answer back. Kia "Surreal" Man showcased exactly this when facing LDLC earlier today. 

With quick succession and incredible precision, he managed to shut down all three opposing LDLC players by himself, only wielding the Desert Eagle. Take a look at how easy and "Surreal" he makes it look down below: 

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Pistol rounds are always a tough thing to break down. Sometimes, you miss your shots and the round is over, but sometimes you just pop off and win the entire round by yourself. Endpoint's strong player Kia "Surreal" Man displays the latter, as he destroys SKADE with a phenomenal pistol round ace after having been down 1 against 4.

You can watch all of the #POTD clips from April right here: 

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With a good performance, G2 eliminated Endpoint 2-0 at BLAST Premier Spring Showdown.

The English side chose Inferno as the first map but quickly ran into trouble facing a well-playing NiKo. Endpoint had some good moments on the map inspired by Kia "Surreal" Man, who was crucial in the opening duels and also top fragging on the map. Despite a good attempt to make a late comeback, Endpoint lost their own map pick 16-14.

After a slow start on Dust2, Endpoint again started to create problems for G2. The Englishmen won the first half 8-7, but after the break, G2 regained control of the match. The two Bosnian cousins, huNter- and NiKo showed some impressive firepower and kept Endpoint from getting too close in the match. G2 ended with some good rounds to win the map 16-11 and progress to the next round, where they will face OG.

16-14 (Inferno) |Kia 'Surreal' Man - 1.55 rating / 32-21 K-D / 107.6 ADR

16-11 (Dust2) |Nemanja 'huNter-' Kovač - 1.60 rating / 28-13 K-D / 94.9 ADR

MVP: Nikola 'NiKo' Kovač | 1.37 rating / 47-30 K-D / 84.1 ADR

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The fairytale story of DBL Poney's run at Fantasyexpo Spring Cup ended abruptly with a 16-0 spanking on Vertigo. Before that Endpoint and DBL Poney had given each other a hard-fought match on Dust2 and Inferno.

On Vertigo the experienced French roster could not break through the defense of Endpoint, who completely shut down the T-side before winning the pistol round in the second half to seal the deal. With the victory, Endpoint wins $25.000 and secured themselves a ticket for BLAST Spring Showdown.

DBL Poney - Endpoint 1-2 (16-12, 11-16, 0-16)

MVP: Kia 'Surreal' Man - 1.19 rating / 54-46 K-D / 81.3 ADR

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It was a closely fought battle on Inferno, but in the end, Heroic was too strong for Endpoint.

In a game of highlights, the Endpoint players delivered several moments to remember. One of them came from Kia "Surreal" Man, who made this incredible ace.

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