Sticker | nilo | Cologne 2026

Description

This sticker celebrates the CS2 Major Championship held at IEM Cologne 2026. It can be affixed to any weapon in your inventory and can be scraped to achieve a more weathered appearance. The autograph on this sticker is from Linus Bergman, a professional player representing HEROIC at the IEM Cologne 2026 CS2 Major Championship.

History

The Sticker | nilo | Cologne 2026 became available in CS2 just a week ago, debuting on May 21st, 2026. It was unveiled as part of the "Cologne 2026 Stickers" update, offering players a fresh customization option for their in-game items.

Origin

The Sticker | nilo | Cologne 2026 is not available through container drops and is not included in any collection sets. It was specifically designed and released as a limited-time promotional item for the Cologne 2026 Counter-Strike 2 tournament.

Popularity

With a popularity of 1%, the Sticker | nilo | Cologne 2026 is currently one of the least sought-after items in CS2. This low popularity rating is determined by the frequency of sales and the market value of the sticker.

Rarity

The Sticker | nilo | Cologne 2026 is one of 10,449 other Sticker items, placing it in the High Grade rarity category. With an estimated drop chance of 79.92%, the nilo | Cologne 2026 is considered a relatively common find in CS2.

Availability

Priced between $0.03 and $4.00, the Sticker | nilo | Cologne 2026 is an affordable option for CS2 players. Thankfully, it is readily accessible and can be easily obtained from various online and in-game markets.

Community sentiment

The Sticker | nilo | Cologne 2026 has garnered a total of 72 votes on addskins.gg, resulting in an impressive average rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars, indicating strong community approval. Players have praised the design and quality of the sticker, making it a popular choice among CS2 enthusiasts.

Tournament

The Sticker | nilo | Cologne 2026 was unveiled as a commemorative item for the CS2 tournament held in Cologne. It pays tribute to the player nilo (Linus Bergman) and represents the competitive spirit of the event.