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In all likelihood you have never seen these players in Vanilla pubic games unless they're warming up, nor have you ever seen them play at all, because they all play on private servers on a competitive configuration.
Pretty much any good player find their sub-group and sticks with people they know
The competitive community has frequent pick-up games and it is common for players to play with people outside of their team or inner circle. Scrimmages only tend to happen around tournaments so that teams can practice together. The rest of the time, the competitive community plays together as a whole with captains drafting different teams for each pick-up game.
They also occasionally play Vanilla sometimes, like when PUGs or Scrims are not available. It is fairly common to run into a competitive player in Vanilla (see everyone who spams !r, !tank), but rarer to run into the very best (top 1%) competitive players, mostly because there are so few of them. Very few people abandon playing with randoms altogether. The L4D2 community just isn't big enough for that.
ESL has not supported L4D2 since like 2011.
See my stats and find for yourself. I was too late on Youtube to be famous, but still, there are no one match for my world records, yet. There are other good players in other aereas, but versus/campaign/realism settings are about team, the strenght is measured when someone dares to play solo. Guess you will find very few of those, despite of me.
Awesome, cheers!!