This item celebrates the 2016 MLG Columbus CS:GO Championship. This sticker can be put on any weapon in your collection and can be scraped for a more weathered appearance. You have the option to scrape the same sticker multiple times, increasing its worn look each time, until it is ultimately removed from the weapon. Additionally, 50% of the proceeds from the sale of this sticker benefit the featured players and organizations.

The G2 Esports Sticker from MLG Columbus 2016 made its debut in CS2 nine years ago, on March 28, 2016. This iconic item was launched with the "MLG Columbus: The Group Stage Begins" update, marking a significant moment in the game's history.

The Sticker | G2 Esports | MLG Columbus 2016 is not available through container openings and is not included in any collections.

With a popularity rating of 70%, the Sticker | G2 Esports | MLG Columbus 2016 ranks among the top 30% of the most sought-after items in CS2. This popularity assessment is derived from daily sales figures and the current price of the item.

The Sticker | G2 Esports | MLG Columbus 2016 is part of a collection that includes 8,847 other sticker items. Classified as High Grade in terms of rarity, the G2 Esports | MLG Columbus 2016 is considered a relatively common drop, boasting an estimated drop chance of 79.92%.

Priced at just $5.46, the Sticker | G2 Esports | MLG Columbus 2016 is an incredibly budget-friendly item. Luckily, this sticker is readily accessible and can be found in various markets.

This sticker was launched during the 2016 MLG Columbus CS:GO Championship and is associated with the G2 Esports team.

This sticker features a "Paper" finish. Paper stickers are considered standard stickers, lacking any special effects. Typically, they are not particularly rare, which makes them more affordable compared to other options.

The Sticker | G2 Esports | MLG Columbus 2016 has garnered more than 10.3K votes on CSGOSKINS.GG, achieving an impressive average rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars. Notably, this item is currently in the possession of professional CS2 players such as shox, seang@res, and hooch.