Jarosław "pashaBiceps" Jarząbkowski

Poland
English
and Russian

He Streams often about games like Counter Strike two and making youtube videos and tik tok videos

Jarosław "pashaBiceps" Jarząbkowski is one of the greatest and most charismatic icons in the history of global esports (primarily within the Counter-Strike series). Unlike the stereotypical computer gamer, he has stood out since the beginning of his career for his powerful, athletic physique, becoming an ambassador for a healthy, sports-oriented lifestyle within the gaming world.

📊 Physical and Biographical Data (Bio)

Feature Details
Full Name Jarosław Jarząbkowski
Date of Birth April 11, 1988
Age 38 years old
Place of Birth Nasielsk, Poland
Height Approx. 184 cm
Weight Varies between 85 and 92 kg (depending on his training regimen, such as preparation for combat sports or cycling events)
He's Muscular.

Pasha
PashaBiceps
Papito

"pashaBiceps" Jarząbkowski is widely known for his warm, charismatic, and down-to-earth personality, which sets him apart from typical professional gamers.

• Warm and Family-Oriented: Often referred to as a "papito" or caring figure in the community, he places a strong emphasis on family, loyalty, and treating friends and teammates like brothers (famous for his catchphrase: "You're not my friend, you're my brother my friend!").
• Positive and Open: Known for his upbeat, transparent, and humorous approach during interviews and live streams.
• Athletic & Disciplined: Unlike the sedentary stereotype of early esports pros, he is deeply passionate about physical fitness, bodybuilding, and cycling—even cycling long distances from Warsaw to major international tournaments in Paris and Copenhagen.
• Community-Focused: Driven by a desire to build supportive communities, mentor younger players through projects like Pasha Gaming School, and connect genuinely with fans.
• MBTI Typing: Popular community consensus often types him as an ESFJ (Extraverted, Sensing, Feeling, Judging), a profile associated with warmth, social harmony, and a provider/host mentality.

ESL One Cologne 2014: pasha vs. LDLC
ESL One Cologne 2015: pashaBiceps vs. fnatic
SLTV StarSeries IV: pasha vs imaginary
Pasha 1v3 vs. Copenhagen Wolves
pasha BIG BICEPS (Best Moments)
Cph Games 2013 Qualifier: pasha vs CPLAY (Ace with P2000 + UMP45 + Knife)
ESWC 2014: pasha vs. dignitas
Counter Pit League: pashaBiceps vs. FlipSid3
ESL One Katowice 2015: pasha vs. Cloud9
EMS One Katowice European Finals: pasha vs. GreyFace
EMS One Katowice 2014: pasha vs NiP
SLTV StarSeries VIII : pasha vs. GamePub
IEM Katowice 2013: pasha vs myDGB (2 clutch rounds)
DreamHack Winter 2013: pasha vs. Team Thorin
FACEIT League 2015 Stage 1 Finals: pashaBiceps vs. TSM
CEVO Professional Season 7 Finals: pashaBiceps vs. Natus Vincere
SL i-League Invitational #1: pashaBiceps vs. Good&Gaming
pashaBiceps vs. Gambit - DreamHack ZOWIE Open Bucharest 2016
pashaBiceps vs. FaZe - ELEAGUE Season 2
pashaBiceps vs. North - ELEAGUE Major 2017
pashaBiceps vs. Immortals - PGL Major Krakow 2017

Katowice 2014 Champion Trophy

Cologne 2014 Quarterfinalist Trophy

DreamHack 2014 Semifinalist Trophy

Katowice 2015 Semifinalist Trophy

Katowice 2014 Champion Trophy

Cologne 2014 Quarterfinalist Trophy

DreamHack 2014 Semifinalist Trophy

Katowice 2015 Semifinalist Trophy

Cologne 2015 Semifinalist Trophy

Cluj-Napoca 2015 Quarterfinalist Trophy

MLG Columbus 2016 Quarterfinalist Trophy

Cologne 2016 Semifinalist Trophy

Cologne 2015 Semifinalist Trophy

Cluj-Napoca 2015 Quarterfinalist Trophy

MLG Columbus 2016 Quarterfinalist Trophy

Cologne 2016 Semifinalist Trophy

ELEAGUE Major 2017 Finalist Trophy

PGL Major Kraków 2017 Semifinalist Trophy

ELEAGUE Major 2017 Finalist Trophy

PGL Major Kraków 2017 Semifinalist Trophy

3rd/4th place ESEA Season 28: Premier Division - Europe: Relegation (2018)
23rd/24th place FACEIT Major: London 2018 (2018)
5th place BLAST Pro Series: Istanbul 2018 (2018)
3rd place EPICENTER 2018 - Wildcard (2018)
1st place WESG 2018: Poland - 1st Open Qualifier (2018)
9th place Esports Championship Series Season 6 - Europe (2018)
1st/2nd place ESEA Season 29: Premier Division - Europe (2018)
5th/6th place, SuperNova Malta 2018 (2018)
2nd place, ESEA Season 29: Premier Division - European Finals (2018)
3rd place, ESL Pro League Season 8 - European Relegation (2018)
5th/6th place, ESEA Season 29: Global Challenge (2018)
Without a team
10th place, FACEIT Pro League - Europe: February 14–21, 2019 (2019)
Poland youngsters
1st place, Esportal Global - Polish Finals - 5th Qualifier (2019)
3rd/4th place, Esportal Global - Polish Pre-qualifiers (2019)
2nd place, Esportal Global - Polish Finals
2nd place, LOOT.BET Season 3 - Closed Qualifier (2019)
Poland Liquid Biceps
7th place, Polish Esports League Season 8: Championship Group (2020)
3rd place, Polish Esports League Season 8 Championship Division: Play-offs (2020)
Poland pashaBiceps & Snax
4th place, x-kom Dell 2v2 Showdown (2021)
Poland Team Saju
3rd/4th place, Streamers' League Season 3 (2021)
Poland pashaBiceps & Snax
7th/8th place, Rockstar Energy 2v2 Showdown (2021)
Poland Team pashaBiceps
5th place, Kinguin Legends 1 (2022)

3rd place, World Electronic Sports Games 2016 (2017)
2nd place, ELEAGUE Major 2017 (2017)
1st place, DreamHack Masters Las Vegas 2017 (2017)
7th/8th place, Intel Extreme Masters Season XI World Championship (2017)
1st/2nd place, Esports Championship Series Season 3 - European Promotion (2017)
12th–14th place, StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 3 (2017)
13th place, ESL Pro League Season 5 - Europe (2017)
4th place, ESL Pro League Season 5 - European Relegation (2017)
9th place, Esports Championship Series Season 3 - Europe (2017)
1st place, Adrenaline Cyber League 2017 (2017)
15th/16th place, ESL One: Cologne 2017 (2017)
3rd/4th place, PGL Major Kraków 2017 (2017)
13th–16th place, DreamHack Masters Malmö 2017 (2017)
4th place, ESG Tour Mykonos 2017 (2017)
7th/8th place, ESL One: New York 2017 (2017)
13th–16th place, ELEAGUE CS:GO Premier 2017 (2017)
1st/2nd place, Esports Championship Series Season 4 - European Promotion (2017)
2nd place, WESG 2017 - Polish Qualifiers (2017)
2nd place, EPICENTER 2017 (2017)
2nd place, StarLadder i-League Invitational 2 (2017)
4th place, ESEA Season 26: Premier Division - Europe (2017)
7th place, Esports Esports Championship Series Season 4 - Europe (2017)
15th/16th place ELEAGUE Major: Boston (2018)
12th/14th place StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 4 (2018)
13th/16th place Intel Extreme Masters Season XII - World Championship (2018)
2nd place V4 Future Sports Festival (2018)
4th place ESEA Season 27: Premier Division - Europe (2018)
4th place Bets.net Masters: Season 1 (2018)
4th place GG:Origin (2018)
8th place Esports Championship Series Season 5 - Europe (2018)
3rd/4th place Adrenaline Cyber League 2018 (2018)
12th/14th place StarSeries & i-League CS:GO Season 5 (2018)
2nd place CS:GO Asia Championships 2018 (2018)
7th/8th place DreamHack Open Valencia 2018 (2018)
19th place ESEA Season 28: Premier Division - Europe (2018)
3rd/4th place Intel Extreme Masters Season XIII - Shanghai (2018)

1st place, Acer A-Split Invitational (2014)
4th place, IOS Pantamera (2015)
2nd place, King of Majors (2015)
2nd place, ESEA Invite Season 18 - Europe (2015)
3rd/4th place, ESL One: Katowice 2015 (2015)
5th/6th place, CS:GO Championship Series Kick-off Season: Group Stage (2015)
3rd place, Gfinity Spring Masters I (2015)
5th/6th place, StarLadder StarSeries XII (2015)
1st place, Copenhagen Games 2015 (2015)
5th–8th place, ESL Pro League I (2015)
1st place, ESEA Season 18: Global Invite Division (2015)
3rd place, FACEIT League 2015 – Stage 1: European League (2015)
3rd/4th place, FACEIT League 2015 – Stage 1: Finals (2015)
2nd place, Gfinity Spring Masters 2 (2015)
2nd place, E-sport-bet Celebration Show Match (2015)
2nd place, ESL ESEA Pro League Season 1 – Europe (2015)
5th/6th place, GFINITY Masters Summer 1 (2015)
3rd/4th place, ESL ESEA Pro League Season I – Finals (2015)
2nd place, BenQ All-Star Showmatch 6 (2015)
2nd place, FACEIT League 2015 – Stage 2: European League (2015)
7th/8th place, FACEIT League 2015 – Stage 2: Finals (2015)
1st place, CEVO Season 7 – Professional Division (2015)
3rd/4th place, ESL One: Cologne 2015 (2015)
1st place, CS:GO Championship Series: Season 1 – Group Stage (2015)
1st place, ESL ESEA Pro League Invitational (2015)
3rd place, Counter Pit League (2015)
3rd/4th place, Gfinity Champion of Champions (2015)
Poland
1/8th place, TWC 2015: European Qualifiers (2015)
Polish Virtus.pro
2nd place, PGL CS:GO Championship Series: Season 1 (2015)
1st place, Crown Counter-Strike Invitational (2015)
1st place, Azubu Showmatch 1 (2015)
5th–8th place, DreamHack Open Cluj-Napoca 2015 (2015)
1st place, CEVO Season 8 – Professional Division Finals (2015)
1st place, BenQ All-Star Showmatch 7 (2015)
9th place, ESL ESEA Pro League Season 2 – Europe (2015)
5th–8th place, Intel Extreme Masters Season X San Jose (2015)
3rd–4th place, DreamHack Open Winter 2015 (2015)
3rd–4th place, CS:GO Champions League Season 2 (2015)

Poland – AGAiN
1st place – Go4CS:GO Europe Cup 9 (2012)
Poland – ESC Gaming
2nd place – NorthCon eSport Arena 2012 (2012)
1st place – IEM Poland – 2nd Qualifier (2012)
1st place – StarLadder StarSeries IV (2012)
1st place – Intel Extreme Masters: Katowice (2013)
1st place – ESL Pro Series Poland 5 (2013)
5th place – ESEA Season 13 – Invite: Europe (2013)
1st place – EIZO QPAD eSport FEVER 1 (2013)
3rd/4th place – ESL Major Series One – Spring 2013: Cup 4 (2013)
3rd place – TECHLABS Cup 2013 Moscow (2013)
1/16th place – Copenhagen Games 2013: Qualifier (2013)
4th place – StarLadder StarSeries V (2013)
4th place – ESEA Global Finals Season 13 (2013)
2nd place – TECHLABS Cup 2013 Minsk (2013)
3rd/4th place – ESL Major Series One – Summer 2013: Cup 2 (2013)
3rd/4th place – ESL Major Series One – Summer 2013: Cup 4 (2013)
4th place – StarLadder StarSeries VI (2013)
5th–8th place – DreamHack Summer 2013 (2013)
5th–8th place – ESL Major Series One – Summer 2013 (2013)
3rd/4th place – ESL Major Series One – Fall 2013: Cup 4 (2013)
Poland Universal Soldiers
3rd/4th place, ESL Major Series One - Fall 2013 (2013)
2nd place, TECHLABS Cup 2013 Finals (2013)
9th/12th place, DreamHack Winter 2013 (2013)
Poland AGAiN
1st place, StarLadder StarSeries VIII (2013)
1st/2nd place, EMS One Katowice - Polish Qualifiers - First championship (2014)
Polish Virtus.pro
1st place, ESL Major Series One: Katowice 2014 – Polish National Finals (2014)
1st place, ESL Major Series One: Katowice 2014 – Online Qualifier Finals (2014)
1st place, ESL One Katowice 2014 (2014)
3rd place, Fragbite Masters Season 2 (2014)
4th place, StarLadder StarSeries IX – Round Robin (2014)
2nd place, Copenhagen Games 2014 (2014)
2nd place, E-sport-bets.com 3rd Anniversary Cup (2014)
4th place, StarLadder StarSeries IX (2014)
1st place, FACEIT Spring League 2014 (2014)
2nd place, ESEA Invite Season 16 – Europe (2014)
5th–8th place, DreamHack Summer 2014 (2014)
3rd place, ESEA Season 16 – Global Invite Division (2014)

2011 - Eighteenth place
2013 - Nineteenth place
2014 - Third place

On October 23, 2019, a new project by Jarosław Jarząbkowski—dubbed "Pasha Gaming School," an academy overseen by Pasha—was announced. It will operate in collaboration with the FACEIT platform. The league is divided into five tiers: Unranked with an open lobby (for users with a FACEIT account, levels 1–10) Bronze (levels 2–5) Silver (levels 6–9) Gold (level 10) PRO (professional players)

Arguably, pasha's most famous play is his "sneaky" move on the map Mirage against the Danish team Copenhagen Wolves at the SLTV StarSeries XII tournament.

Pasha vs 3 Copenhagen Wolves.

Pasha gave interviews on Polsat[1] and TVN[2]. His Twitch channel is http://www.twitch.tv/pashabiceps. His wife’s name is Kinga, and they have two daughters. Pasha intended to follow in his father’s footsteps by studying physiotherapy. His dogs are named Negev and Famas. He cycled 1,800 km from Warsaw, Poland, to Paris, France, to attend the BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023. A year later, he also traveled by bicycle to Copenhagen, Denmark, to take part in the PGL Major Copenhagen 2024.

Pasha began his career in 2010 in Counter-Strike 1.6, joining the team Frag eXecutors as a replacement for LUq. October 8, 2013 – The entire roster of ESC Gaming joined Universal Soldiers. December 18, 2013 – After two months, the roster parted ways with the Universal Soldiers organization and subsequently became known as AGAiN. January 25, 2014 – Pasha and the AGAiN squad joined the Russian organization Virtus.pro. February 27, 2014 – Pasha, alongside his Virtus.pro teammates—NEO, TaZ, Snax, and byali—qualified for the ESL Major Series One: Katowice 2014 tournament. March 16, 2014 – Pasha and the Virtus.pro team won the ESL Major Series One: Katowice 2014 tournament, defeating the Swedish team Ninjas in Pyjamas with a score of 2–0. In 2014, Pasha’s daughter, Nela, was born. September 12, 2015 – Pasha and the Virtus.pro team won the ESL ESEA Pro League Invitational, defeating the Danish team Team SoloMid with a score of 3–2. July 30, 2016 – Pasha and the Virtus.pro team won ELEAGUE Season 1, defeating the Swedish team Fnatic with a score of 2–0. January 29, 2017 – Pasha and the Virtus.pro squad finished in second place at the ELEAGUE Major 2017, losing to the Danish team Astralis with a score of 1–2. July 10, 2017 – pasha, alongside Snax, NEO, TaZ, kuben, Solo, and Paranoia, played a football match against the Brazilian team SK Gaming. The match ended with a 5–4 victory for SK Gaming. December 13, 2018 – The Virtus.pro roster suspended its participation in tournaments indefinitely! February 13, 2019 – pasha officially left the Virtus.pro team. In April 2019, pasha joined the team youngsters. August 19, 2019 – pasha joined the team x-kom AGO on a trial basis. September 16, 2019 – pasha left the team x-kom AGO. January 13, 2020 – izak, pasha, Saju, PAGO, and PEVOR formed the team Emeritos Banditos. August 5, 2020 – pasha became a streamer for the organization Team Liquid. August 17, 2022 – pasha left the organization Team Liquid.

StarLadder StarSeries VIII (2013)
ESL Major Series One: Katowice 2014 (2014)
Copenhagen Games 2015 (2015)

Jarosław "pashaBiceps" Jarząbkowski (born April 11, 1988, in Nasielsk) is a Polish professional CS:GO and Counter-Strike 2 player who currently plays for the team Emeritos Banditos.

Full name Jarosław Jarząbkowski Date of birth April 11, 1988 Status Active Country Poland Alternative names pasza, pasha, paszaBiceps Steam Steam profile Team Emeritos Banditos