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Complexity Gaming CS:GO Player blameF Reveals Which Game He Did Play In The Player Break

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9 months ago

December 28, 2020

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Benjamin Vang Bremer, known as “blameF,” is a 23-year-old Danish CS:GO player who has been in-game leading Complexity Gaming for over one year. Before that, he was playing for Heroic.

blameF took his official Twitter account to share a new post and wanted to reveal what he has been doing in this player break to his followers.

In the post, blameF stated that he has watched two yours of Chess to learn its theory and played a lot more compared to that. Afterward, he mentioned how a great game Chess is and said that he is going to watch more videos about Chess.

Here is what blameF said:

“I just spend 2 hours on chess theory followed up by 4 hours of chess games. I think I have the potential to become a grandmaster. Hands down, this game is awesome. Now I’m gonna go to bed and fall asleep to some more chess tutorials on YouTube.”

You can check out the post below.

I just spend 2 hours on chess theory followed up by 4 hours of chess games. I think I have the potential to become a grandmaster. Hands down, this game is awesome. Now I’m gonna go to bed and fall asleep to some more chess tutorials on YouTube 😴💤 #PlayerBreak2020 #GM
— Benjamin Vang Bremer (@blameFFFFF) December 28, 2020