Player

arT

Andrei "arT" Piovezan is a Brazilian Counter-Strike 2 rifler for Legacy whose aggressive leadership style and 2026 international results define his current profile.

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Updated September 10, 2026

Commercial snapshot

Role

Pro Player · Rifler / In-game leader

HLTV identifies arT as Andrei Piovezan and Legacy's current player.[1][2]

Affiliation

Legacy Counter-Strike 2 · Counter-Strike 2[2]

Legacy's current lineup lists arT among its starters.[2][3]

Signature achievement

CS Asia Championships 2026 champion with Legacy[2]

The title is a team achievement; this page presents arT as a member of the credited Legacy lineup rather than as a sole winner.[2]

Signature achievement

CS Asia Championships 2026 champion

Legacy's 2026 season record includes the CAC title and a third-place IEM Atlanta finish.[2]

Global recognition

Legacy international LAN starter

The current Legacy record places arT in the roster that reached the IEM Cologne Major and other 2026 international events.[2][3]

Market reach

Brazil · China · International Counter-Strike circuit

His Brazilian identity connects with the home market, while Legacy's 2026 CAC campaign gives the profile a verified China event context.[2]

PTG Database Analysis

arT’s commercial authority currently comes from competitive role clarity: he is a Brazilian rifler and leader in Legacy’s active Counter-Strike 2 lineup. The current team record places him in the roster behind Legacy’s 2026 international schedule, including the CS Asia Championships title and IEM Cologne Major participation. These are team achievements, so the page keeps the distinction explicit.[1][2][3]

For partners, the strongest defensible assets are tactical storytelling, match preparation, and Brazil-to-international competition narratives. Any player-led activation would require Legacy and tournament-rights diligence; the reviewed sources do not establish an independent personal sponsor inventory.[2]

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Commercial opportunities

Competitive performance content

A partner could build tactical or preparation content around aggressive rifling and leadership, subject to Legacy, tournament, and team-rights approval.

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