This sticker celebrates the 2018 ELEAGUE Boston CS:GO Championship. It can be applied to any weapon in your arsenal and features a unique wear mechanic—you can scrape the sticker multiple times to give it a progressively worn appearance before removing it from the weapon. Additionally, 50% of the proceeds from the sale of this sticker go directly to the featured players and organizations.

The Sticker | Flash Gaming | Boston 2018 made its debut in CS2 on January 10th, 2018, and has since become a sought-after item. This sticker was launched during the "ELEAGUE 2018 – Linking with Twitch" update, adding to the excitement of the game's community.

The Sticker | Flash Gaming | Boston 2018 is not obtainable through container openings and is not included in any collections. This exclusive skin remains a unique addition to your inventory.

Holding a remarkable popularity rating of 75%, the Sticker | Flash Gaming | Boston 2018 ranks within the top 25% of the most sought-after items in CS2. This popularity statistic reflects the daily sales volume and the current pricing of the item.

The Sticker | Flash Gaming | Boston 2018 stands out among 8,847 other sticker items. With its High Grade rarity, the Flash Gaming | Boston 2018 is considered a relatively common drop, boasting an estimated drop chance of 79.92%.

Priced at just $2.99, the Sticker | Flash Gaming | Boston 2018 is a budget-friendly option for any CS:GO player. Thankfully, this popular item is readily accessible and can be found across various marketplaces.

This sticker was launched as part of the 2018 ELEAGUE Boston CS:GO Championship and represents the Flash Gaming team.

This sticker features a "Paper" finish, which means it's a standard sticker without any special effects. Paper stickers are generally more common, making them less rare and typically more affordable.

The Sticker | Flash Gaming | Boston 2018 has garnered more than 6.7K votes on CSGOSKINS.GG, resulting in an impressive average rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars. This popular item is currently in the possession of professional CS2 players such as tenzki, hooch, and starix.