The CS2 tracker that goes past the scoreboard
Look up any player by SteamID, vanity name, or profile URL — Leetify rating, FACEIT level, ranks and Steam identity, all in one place.
Top FACEIT players
FACEIT's published CS2 leaderboard, by elo · refreshed hourly · as of 15:30 UTC
Elo is only comparable within a region.
What you get
One search, every layer of a player — and the pro scene beside it.
Is he legit? One number.
Aim, reaction time, headshot share, rank gaps between platforms and the ban record, scored into a single suspicion read — with every factor listed so you can judge the read yourself.
Open the example profile →Every rank in one place
Premier, FACEIT level and ELO, Wingman and Leetify rating — pulled live from one SteamID.
Every game, back to the first
FACEIT's whole record and Premier side by side, K/D and ELO movement per game, the full scoreboard one click away.
The pro scene, live
Live and upcoming series with rosters and results, the top-20 teams, and FACEIT's top players by region.
Replay any match, round by round
Drop a .dem or paste a FACEIT match link: a 2D radar replay with routes, utility, duels and the economy.
Analyse a demo →CompareTwo players, side by side
Every rating and rank in one table, the better number highlighted on each row.
Know who you're queued with
Account age, Steam level, friend code, friends and VAC or game bans — read in seconds.
Top analysed players
HLTV 1.0 rating across demos analysed on CSRun · 5+ demos · last 90 days · 9 players qualify · updated 15d ago
- 191.451051.32
Na Ban CS2 - 271.28981.25
HPextreme500 - 371.20911.24
SlimezBall - 461.29861.24
★ Vintage Cheese ★ - 571.31911.23
Nina Kraviz s2 - 6181.18801.12
shori - 7130.92840.97
dognu1 - 860.89720.88
MikeLitores - 9140.77640.77
HUSH.exe
Players appear after 5 analysed demos in the last 90 days. Ratings are HLTV 1.0, computed by CSRun from those demos — not Leetify's and not Valve's.
Check any Counter-Strike 2 player in seconds
Every CS2 player leaves a trail across three services — Steam for identity and bans, Leetify for the deep aim and utility numbers, and FACEIT for level and ELO. CSRun pulls all three together, so sizing up a teammate or scouting an opponent takes one search instead of five browser tabs.
No account and no download — the lookup works off public data, so you get a full breakdown the moment you hit enter. Vet a random teammate before the match starts, scout an opponent, or track your own climb across Premier, FACEIT and Leetify over time. Studying your own play? The demo analyzer replays any match round by round. Learn more about CSRun →
How to look up CS2 stats
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Paste an ID
A SteamID, a Steam vanity name, or a full profile URL — whatever you have.
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We pull it live
CSRun fetches the account from Leetify, FACEIT and the Steam Web API.
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Read the full picture
Ranks, aim & utility ratings, trust signals and recent form in one view.
CS2 stats — quick answers
How do I find someone's CS2 stats?
Paste their SteamID, Steam vanity URL or full profile link into the search box above. CSRun instantly pulls that account's Leetify, FACEIT and Steam data into one page — no login required.
What do Leetify ratings mean?
Leetify grades a player's aim, utility and positioning against a performance baseline — higher is better. Numbers consistently above the benchmark for a player's skill level point to a strong, well-rounded game, while the sub-ratings show where someone is carrying or struggling.
How do FACEIT levels and ELO work?
FACEIT levels run from 1 to 10 and are driven by ELO: level 1 is the entry tier and level 10 begins at 2001 ELO. CSRun shows both the level badge and the exact ELO, so you can see how close a player is to the next tier.
Can I tell if a player is smurfing or cheating?
CSRun's CheatMeter, together with Steam trust signals like account age, VAC/ban status and cross-platform rank gaps, helps flag suspicious accounts. Treat it as a prompt to look closer — a starting point, not proof.
From the guides
Plain-English explainers for the numbers on every profile.
CS Rating percentiles
Premier CS Rating percentiles and color-band shares from 935 players tracked by CSRun, what players in each band do per game (K/D, damage per round, preaim), how many points a win or loss moves you by band, and what that arithmetic means for climbing.
FACEIT ELO math
FACEIT's ten CS2 level thresholds with the ELO width of each, how a win or a loss is priced against the other team's average with worked examples, calibration on a new account, why level 10 has no ceiling, how levels relate to Premier and Competitive, and FACEIT's inactivity rules.
Good ADR in CS2
What ADR measures in CS2, why 100 damage equals one kill, the rough bands from 60 to 95+, how role, side and map shift the number, and what it means when ADR and K/D disagree.
Spotting smurfs & cheaters
The public signals that hint at a smurf or a cheater in Counter-Strike 2 — account age, VAC status, cross-platform rank gaps and stat anomalies — and how to weigh them without jumping to conclusions.