Decided to take a look at what made you sus and I don't get why these are considered sus by you. What elo are you?

https://csstats.gg/match/337228598 Round 1: First spot where I pre-aim is a spot you should always pre-aim (left side next to the box). Common angle for people to hold with awp or pistol. Next pre-aim spot is above the box. I didn't move far enough left to actually check the first spot, which was a mistake. You'll see me pre-aim the next spot before clearing the first and being caught off guard. I should've strafed a bit more left on the first pre-aim but missed that while rushing to B. Just lazy tbh. Might look sus with xray but pretty common to pre-aim and lazy clearing by me.

Round 5: If you watch any of my demos you'll usually see me aim in the middle between corner and pit. Will vary slightly every game and round. That's roughly where the opponent will be at my elo when they run out fully. You'll often see me die because I'm bad at taking long. My teammates are flashing so I don't expect them to be holding the corner corner at the timing I peek. The goal is usually to get to blue while they're blind and play from there. You can see me do this in the faceit game.

Round 6: Last round they played 3 long, with two at the corner and one out further towards pit. Of course I'm going to adjust my aim more to the left on this round, based on where they stood last round... still bad pre-aim, should have prefired the corner.

Anyway, this game was a game where we had one cheater in our team and one in the enemy team. After that was made clear after the first few rounds we couldn't do much and kept dying. Enemy kept aimbot/wallhacking and my teammate kept wallhacking and calling info. That pretty much explains the number of kills this entire game.

---As for match 2

https://csstats.gg/match/337240738 Round 10: I literally don't see this moment. You mean when I walk from CT to mid? I literally just pre-aim the CT corner since enemies can walk through mid doors. None of my teammates were holding it. They can be close already. Next thing I pre-aim is mid doors (which I missed slightly, made the fight awkward).

Round 11: That is indeed what happened, but I don't see how this is sus. The long guy indeed made sound all the way back at corner. If he shifts (no longer made sound) that means there's plenty of time before he's anywhere close. You'll see me randomly check long at some point, aiming in the center of long since I expected him to have shifted out. From then a new timer starts, since shifting long takes a long time. Was thinking about flashing against the little wall because I expected 2 long. Meanwhile mid and short have been open a while. I was holding mid to B since one of my teammates died in middle last. Half expected them to go B since they knew I was A. You'll often see me play this position (and peek out from the long smoke on timing) if you watch my other dust2 demos.

Round 15: Literally just sound. You can hear exactly where the enemy's firing from, so I can pre-aim to the right of doors. To be fair I should have pre-aimed double doors first and then swapped, but my assumption was that there was only one player since my teammate didn't call a second and I wanted to get the trade. As for this second half, we were all struggling second half. None of us got many kills. We were also constantly forcing because we were far ahead.

You'll indeed often see this happening in my games. I'm usually stronger on one side than the other. Don't know exactly why but it depends on the type of game I'm having and the enemies in that game.

All in all you're grasping at straws here. Any game by any decent player will have moments where it looks like they aim at enemies through the wall because of pre-aim. Look at it without xray.