Sticker | HellRaisers | Katowice 2015

HellRaisers | Katowice 2015 is a High Grade Paper team sticker from the 2015 ESL One Katowice CS:GO Championship. It pairs a red horned devil face with curved team lettering and a dark diagonal tournament backing. The flat printed finish suits HellRaisers supporters and collectors who prefer team branding without reflective effects.

Description

HellRaisers | Katowice 2015 is a Paper team sticker featuring the HellRaisers logo. Its angular red devil face has pointed horns, narrow white eyes, and a pointed chin framed by black and white outlines. Curved red "HELLRAISERS" lettering appears beneath the face, flanked by small red symbols. A dark diagonal backing carries red "KATOWICE" lettering, vertical "2015" text, and a small circular emblem. The design commemorates HellRaisers at the 2015 ESL One Katowice CS:GO Championship and suits collectors of tournament team logos. Players can apply the sticker to any weapon skin. Scraping progressively wears the artwork, and enough scraping permanently removes it from the weapon.

History and Origin

HellRaisers | Katowice 2015 was released in CS:GO on February 26, 2015. It arrived with the "Katowice 2015 Stickers" update. Valve created the sticker rather than a community designer. The design commemorates HellRaisers at the 2015 ESL One Katowice CS:GO Championship. It belongs to the event's team stickers, and no capsule contains it.

Rarity and Popularity

The sticker is High Grade, the most common tier on the sticker ladder, below Remarkable, Exotic, and Extraordinary. Its Paper film provides the standard flat printed finish rather than an additional surface effect. The HellRaisers logo and Katowice 2015 connection give team supporters and tournament collectors reasons to seek it.

Why it’s Popular:

• Angular red devil logo with contrasting white eyes

• HellRaisers team identity

• Katowice 2015 tournament connection

• Flat Paper finish without reflective distractions

Film

The Paper film gives this sticker a flat printed appearance in CS2. It is the standard plain paper finish, without a reflective or textured layer. On this design, the red face and lettering contrast with the white details and dark backing without shifting effects.

Tournament

The sticker represents HellRaisers at the 2015 ESL One Katowice CS:GO Championship. It uses the team's logo rather than a player autograph. The Katowice lettering and year markings connect the artwork to that event.

Price Range

The live price range runs from — to —. Prices vary between marketplaces and change over time. The Paper film, High Grade rarity, and demand for HellRaisers or the tournament influence its price. Once applied, the sticker cannot be sold separately, while scraping changes its visible condition on the weapon.

How to Obtain

1. Buy Directly through Eneba Skins

One of the fastest and most straightforward options is to purchase skins directly through Eneba Skins. You can browse available CS2 skins, compare prices, and choose the items that best fit your budget.

2. Buy on the Steam Community Market

HellRaisers | Katowice 2015 can be purchased through listings on the Steam Community Market. Buyers can compare available offers for the standalone sticker before choosing a listing.

3. Trade with Other Players

Players can obtain the standalone sticker through a trade with another player. An applied sticker cannot be traded separately from the weapon carrying it.

Trading and Investment Considerations

This sticker is widely available across several marketplaces and sits at a moderate price level. Its High Grade rarity and standard Paper film provide less scarcity-based support than rarer grades or special films. Trading appeal therefore rests more on demand for HellRaisers and its Katowice 2015 connection.

Reasons it Holds Value

• HellRaisers team-logo appeal

• Katowice 2015 tournament connection

• Distinctive red devil artwork

• Valve-created tournament design

The HellRaisers | Katowice 2015 sticker is a medium-to-poor investment and trading option: its appeal centers on team identity and tournament collecting. Its moderate price leaves a meaningful purchase cost, while wide availability is the main resale risk because buyers can compare competing offers.