TYRIUM @Tyrium

Jay || Former CS Pro and esports OG now 40 year old Father of 4, Fight Enthusiast, and IT Guru | Business inquiries- [email protected] twitch.tv/tyrium Connecticut, USA Joined August 2015

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4 days ago

Car progression through the years! It’s missing my original Fast and Furious 2005 WRX 😂 Loved that car and put an insane amount of work into it but it was pre-cell cams haha. Probably would have had the BRZ and STI longer if the dealerships hadn’t blown them up 🙄

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a week ago

Luckiest guy ever!

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2 weeks ago

Rockstar 😂

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2 weeks ago

Family photo shoot and Evie’s birthday pics!

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2 weeks ago

Purchase made! 2026 BMW M3 Competition Car is mind blowing 🤯

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3 weeks ago

@caseyfosterTV I have been following his stuff on social media for such a long time, but he had only been doing small shows and none near me. I’m so happy he’s taken off and expanded now. His special on Netflix was amazing too

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3 weeks ago

It’s taken months of patience stalking shows and locations but I finally landed front row to Jeff Arcuri! Can’t wait!

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3 weeks ago

I actually went down to get a 2026 M2 CS they had in that Velvet Blue metallic color. The one that looks like a blue/purple pearlescent color. Of course they sold it hours before I got there. I was looking at another M2 but then right next to it was that 2026 M3 Comp. They had JUST gotten it in. I can’t even pick it up until Tuesday because they didn’t even have the title in hand yet.

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3 weeks ago

😲🤔😏

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3 weeks ago

With original CS, the primary online league was called CAL, and it had a corresponding LAN tournament called CPL. CPL ran twice a year, but had an open registration for teams that wanted a shot, even if it was a long one, in case they didn’t make the qualifiers into the main bracket. Teams in CAL-Invite (the highest online division) could get automatic berths into the main bracket as well, so that acted as an entry point. This gave the lower divisions a reason to fight up into Invite, even beyond the prestige of being in a division with the top teams. The other tournaments Thorin mentioned didn’t have open registration, BUT they did have open QUALIFIERS, and it was always a blast to watch teams go for their cindarella story. The control Valve has now and the fact that teams are locked to invite only is part of the reason (at least more so in the US) that online leagues have floundered in comparison to the old days. Players are mercenaries just playing for themselves looking for an opportunity to stand out and get picked to play for a team who is sponsored and has the invites. It’s created such a horrible barrier for up and coming teams, and changes player focus to be more worried about their own performance than gaining team building skills.