GeT_RiGhT, real name Christopher Carl Albin Alesund, is a retired Swedish professional Counter-Strike player whose career spans some of the game’s most memorable achievements. Born May 29, 1990, in Stockholm, Sweden, he became a Major champion, earned back-to-back HLTV world number-one rankings, and helped Ninjas in Pyjamas build its legendary 87-0 LAN map winning streak. His profile connects Counter-Strike’s competitive history with his presence on Twitch. Browse our streamers directory for more players and creators, or explore other CS:GO profiles.
Who Is GeT_RiGhT?
Christopher Alesund competes and appears online under the name GeT_RiGhT. His competitive career began in 2007, and the supplied career record covers 2007–2019, representing more than a decade in professional Counter-Strike. His major teams include Fnatic, Ninjas in Pyjamas, and Dignitas. Those organizations form part of a career remembered for both individual distinction and team success.
One of his most important contributions was popularizing the lurker role in competitive Counter-Strike. Rather than treating every attack as a group moving together, lurking creates pressure away from the main action. It rewards timing, patience, and an understanding of opponents’ movements. GeT_RiGhT’s association with that role is central to understanding his legacy: his reputation is about strategic influence as well as trophies.
For readers tracing his background, the GeT_RiGhT Wikipedia biography provides a reference point for his professional history. His Swedish roots also place him among the players represented in our Swedish streamers archive.
Career Highlights
The defining team achievement in GeT_RiGhT’s career is NiP’s 87-0 LAN map winning streak in 2012–13. The distinction matters: this was a streak of map wins on LAN, not a count of tournament titles or individual match victories. GeT_RiGhT was part of the Ninjas in Pyjamas lineup behind that extraordinary run, which remains a defining reference point when discussing his competitive legacy.
He also won the ESL One Cologne 2014 Major with Ninjas in Pyjamas. That championship supplies a clear landmark for anyone discovering him through streaming rather than professional competition. Alongside the team’s results, his individual standing reached the top of HLTV’s rankings in both 2013 and 2014. Earning that recognition in consecutive years distinguishes sustained excellence from a single standout tournament.
His later recognition includes induction into the HLTV Hall of Fame in 2025. Taken together, the Major title, consecutive number-one rankings, and Hall of Fame induction explain why his name remains relevant to discussions of Counter-Strike history. They also provide useful context for viewers encountering the GeT_RiGhT name outside tournament broadcasts.
Achievements and Stats
The following highlights use the supplied verified record. Competitive achievements and channel audience figures are listed separately in meaning: a Twitch follower total measures an audience, not tournament performance or current income.
- In-game name: GeT_RiGhT
- Major teams: Fnatic, Ninjas in Pyjamas, and Dignitas
- NiP LAN map winning streak: 87-0 in 2012–13
- Major championship: ESL One Cologne 2014
- HLTV number-one player: 2013 and 2014
- HLTV Hall of Fame induction: 2025
- Twitch followers: 785,226, verified October 1, 2026
His Twitch biography reads: “Major Winner in both CS:GO and 1.6, Forbes 30 Under 30 2019.” This is the channel’s own description and should be read as such. For the CS:GO championship highlighted in this profile, the specific verified event is ESL One Cologne 2014.
How Much Does GeT_RiGhT Earn?
The supplied research does not establish GeT_RiGhT’s current earnings. It includes no verified subscription revenue, sponsorship fees, advertising income, or total personal wealth. A reliable profile therefore cannot assign him a monthly salary or net worth based on the information available here.
His Twitch follower count should not be treated as a paid subscriber count. Followers alone do not reveal how many viewers subscribe, what commercial agreements a creator has, or how much a channel earns. Likewise, past competitive achievements do not establish present-day income. His audience size and career record can be reported accurately without turning either into an unsupported financial estimate.
Where to Watch GeT_RiGhT
You can find GeT_RiGhT on Twitch, where his channel had 785,226 followers as of October 1, 2026. That figure is a dated snapshot rather than a live counter. Check the channel directly for current broadcasts and any schedule information rather than assuming fixed streaming hours.
He also has a YouTube channel. These destinations give readers direct access to his online presence without relying on unverified claims about upload frequency or recurring content formats. For a new viewer, the essential context is straightforward: GeT_RiGhT is a retired Counter-Strike professional whose NiP achievements, individual rankings, and influence on lurking remain the foundation of his profile.
Frequently asked questions
Who is GeT_RiGhT?
GeT_RiGhT is Christopher Alesund, a retired Swedish professional Counter-Strike player. His major teams include Fnatic, Ninjas in Pyjamas, and Dignitas. He won ESL One Cologne 2014 and was HLTV’s number-one player in 2013 and 2014.
What is GeT_RiGhT’s real name?
GeT_RiGhT’s full name is Christopher Carl Albin Alesund. He was born on May 29, 1990, in Stockholm, Sweden.
Is GeT_RiGhT still playing professionally?
GeT_RiGhT is retired from professional Counter-Strike. You can find him on Twitch, where his channel had 785,226 followers as of October 1, 2026.
What is GeT_RiGhT known for?
GeT_RiGhT is known for NiP’s 87-0 LAN map winning streak in 2012–13, winning ESL One Cologne 2014, and popularizing the lurker role. He topped HLTV’s player rankings in 2013 and 2014 and entered the HLTV Hall of Fame in 2025.
Which CS:GO Major did GeT_RiGhT win?
GeT_RiGhT won ESL One Cologne 2014 with Ninjas in Pyjamas. His Twitch biography also describes him as a Major winner in both CS:GO and Counter-Strike 1.6.