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Ola Moum (born 24 June 1986), who plays under the pseudonym elemeNt, is a professional gamer from Oslo, Norway. Moum is specialized in Counter-Strike, and has been retired after being released from MeetYourMakers on 26 October 2007.1 He retired from professional gaming in order to pursue his education. However he has now recently made a comeback with the team CBTeam. The team participated in the World Cyber Games November 2008. Ola released the following statement on his comeback: "Opportunity knocked,lo3. WCG is one event I never got to go to in the past. This was an awesome chance for doing what I love doing and for all the fans and people who have followed and enjoyd gaming, the way it should be played. Furthermore its time to put Norway back on the map.".2 It's still unclear if this is only a temporary return to the professional CS scene.

Acting as captain of SK Gaming's Swedish Counter-Strike for almost a year in 2003 and 2004, Moum led his team to win every tournament they attended for one whole year, including two world championship titles. With Moum's leadership qualities, SK Gaming became a dominant team in 2003, winning nearly every major tournament in 2003. Their dominance continued until he left for Team NoA on May 18, 2004. He was the first major Counter-Strike player being bought out of contract by a rival team. The transfer of Moum to intercontinental club Team NoA from SK Gaming was not immediately beneficial to NoA's results. However, SK Gaming were only able to win CPL Summer the following year. SK Gaming saw 2005 as a year to change and prove themselves, and they were back for real and won the Cyberathlete Professional League Summer and Winter events.3 However, their quest to become the "team to beat" again was short lived, and SK Gaming were unsuccessful throughout 2006 and 2007. Contents 1 Professional career 2 Notable achievements 3 Awards 4 References 5 External links Professional career Meredia (2002-01-11 - 2002-04-10) GameOnline (2002-05-01 - 2002-09-01) eoLithic (2002-09-01 - 2002-10-12) GameOnline (2002-10-16 - 2003-01-29) eoLithic (2003-01-29 - 2003-06-15) MegaMice ~(_'> (2003-05-29 - 2006-06-19) SK Gaming (2003-06-15 - 2004-05-18) Team NoA (2004-05-18 - 2005-04-10) mibr (2005-04-10 - 2005-05-12) 4Kings Intel (2005-05-21 - 2005-10-25) United 5 (2005-12-08 - 2005-12-18) 4Kings Intel (2006-09-14 - 2006-09-25) Mousesports (2006-01-01 - 2006-08-07) MeetYourMakers (2006-11-02 - 2007-10-26) CBTeam (2008-19-7 - 2008-10-11) Notable achievements This section may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia's quality standards. (Consider using more specific cleanup instructions.) Please help improve this section if you can. The talk page may contain suggestions. (March 2007) Placing Event Team Winnings 1.place FXLan 2002 Meredia (?) 1.place GameSphere Meredia $4,000 1.place TnG Meredia (?) 2. place CPL Summer 2002 GameOnline $15,000 1.place CPL Europe 2002 (Oslo) eoLithic €4,000 2.place Clikarena eoLithic €10,000 2.place CPL Winter 2002 GameOnline $20,000 1.place ESWC Sweden Qual eoLithic Qualified for ESWC 2003 1.place ESL Invite eoLithic ESL Premium Membership (?) 3.place ESWC 2003 SK.swe $15,000 * Captain for SK.swe Moum becomes the new captain / team leader after Tommy "Potti" Ingemarsson steps down. 1.place CPL Summer 2003 SK.swe $60,000 1.place SEL season 4 SK.swe $6,000 1.place CyberXGaming-kval @ Nine 2003 SK.swe $3,000 1.place CPL Europe 2003 (Denmark)** SK.swe €5,000 + CPL Winter-Tickets ** elemeNt was the 6th member doing the pre game tactics due to a school exam before the event. 1.place CPL Winter 2003 SK.swe $30,000 5-8.place OsloLAN 2003 It’s all good 1.place The Gathering 04 Norsuo $2,500 1.place DigiLAB 2004 Cheat=1337 $3,500 2.place OsloLAN 2004 NoA $2,500 4.place Nollelva 2004 NoA 9-16.place ESWC 2004 NoA 1.place CPL Winter 2004 NoA $30,000 1.place WEG Season1 NoA $50,000 1-1 E3 Allstar match 3.place WEG Season2 4 Kings $10,000 17-24.place ESWC 2005 4 Kings 3-4.place WCG Qualifier The Bad Guys Crew 13-16.place CPL Winter 2005 United 5 $600 3.place WCG Pre qualifier Upset U 3.place EuroCup XIII 4 Kings $2,250 2.place CSCL Season3 Mousesports $2,500 1.place Eurocup XII Mousesports Transatlantic Showdown Final Tickets 2.place Transatlantic Showdown Mousesports $8,750 2.place ESL Pro Series VIII Mousesports $10,000 5.place Intel Summer 2006 Mousesports $9,000 0-2 E3 Allstar match 2.place CPL Winter 2006 mYm $21,000 4.place World Cyber Games 2008 CBTeam 7-12.place Nations Cup Team Norway 4.place Nations Cup II Team Norway 4.place Nations Cup III Team Norway 9-16.place Nations Cup V Team Norway 3.place NationsCup VIII Team Norway 9-12.place NationsCup IX Team Norway 2.place ENC 2006 Team Norway €7,500 3.place NationsCup X Team Norway * Total known Team winnings #16 - 1.places, #9 - 2.places, #7 - 3.places and $339,800 Awards

Players of 2002 ESReality: Counter-Strike Player of 2002 and Counter-Strike Leap of 2002 CPL’s Frank Nuccio announced the new SK.swe captain Ola "elemeNt" Moum to the most valued player at the CPL Dallas 2003. Players of 2003 ESReality: Counter-Strike Player of 2003: Ola “elemeNt” Moum (Schroet Kommando) eSports Awards 2004: Nominated to Counter-Strike Player of 2004: Ola “elemeNt” Moum (NoA) 2006 ESL Pro-Series VIII: Rookie of the Season – Ola “elemeNt” Moum (Mousesports) References ^ MYM - MYM releases Ola 'eLemeNt' Moum - Beta ^ elemeNt back in major CS one last time ^ NoA köper loss elemeNt från SK External links MeetYourMakers Website Current Gamesense stats Persondata Name Moum, Ola, Element Alternative names Short description Date of birth 1986-06-24 Place of birth Date of death Place of death