Sticker | blameF (Gold) | Cologne 2026

Description

This sticker celebrates the CS2 Major Championship at IEM Cologne 2026. It features an autograph from professional player Benjamin Vang Bremer of BIG, adding a touch of prestige to any weapon it is applied to.

History

The Sticker | blameF (Gold) | Cologne 2026 made its debut in CS2 just 2 weeks ago, on May 21st, 2026, as part of the "Cologne 2026 Stickers" update. This sought-after item quickly gained popularity among players for its unique design and rarity.

Origin

The Sticker | blameF (Gold) | Cologne 2026 was exclusively distributed to attendees of the Cologne 2026 CS2 event. It is a limited edition item that cannot be acquired through opening containers or completing collections.

Popularity

With a popularity of 54%, the Sticker | blameF (Gold) | Cologne 2026 is currently a highly sought-after item in CS2, reflecting its desirability among players. This popularity measurement is determined by the item's daily sales volume and pricing dynamics within the game's marketplace.

Rarity

The Sticker | blameF (Gold) | Cologne 2026 is one of 10,449 other Sticker items, making it a highly sought-after collectible in CS2. With an estimated drop chance of only 0.64%, the rarity of this item is classified as Extraordinary, further emphasizing its scarcity and value among players.

Availability

Priced at $22.15, the Sticker | blameF (Gold) | Cologne 2026 is reasonably priced for CS2 enthusiasts. Its widespread availability across various markets makes it easily accessible for purchase.

Community sentiment

The Sticker | blameF (Gold) | Cologne 2026 has garnered more than 50 votes on addskins.gg, resulting in an impressive average rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars, indicating strong community approval. Players and fans alike have praised the design and quality of the sticker, making it a popular choice among the CS2 community.

Tournament

The Sticker | blameF (Gold) | Cologne 2026 is a commemorative item released for the CS2 tournament held in Cologne. It pays tribute to blameF (Benjamin Vang Bremer) and his exceptional performance during the championship.