What's a good Leetify rating?

Leetify grades Counter-Strike 2 performance far beyond the in-game scoreboard. Its headline number, the Leetify Rating, tries to answer one question: how much did you actually help your team win, compared with a typical player in the same matches?

What the Leetify Rating measures

The Leetify Rating rolls dozens of per-round contributions — trades, opening duels, utility damage, saves, clutches and more — into a single estimate of your overall impact. It is a relative measure: it compares you against the average player at your level, so "good" always means good for the company you are keeping, not an absolute score. Higher is better.

Because it is impact-based, the rating rewards the quiet, winning plays a scoreboard misses: flashing a teammate into a free kill, trading a dead entry fragger, holding an angle that never gets tested. Two players with identical kills and deaths can end up with very different ratings.

The sub-skills: where your rating comes from

Under the headline number, Leetify breaks your game into sub-skills. Reading them together tells you far more than the single figure:

• Aim — how cleanly and quickly you win the duels you take: accuracy, reaction time, spray control and headshot quality.
• Utility — the value you squeeze from grenades: flash assists, HE and molotov damage, and how much enemy time your smokes cost.
• Positioning — whether you tend to be in the right place, winning fights on good terms and avoiding bad ones.
• Opening duels — how often you take the first fight of a round, and how often you win it.
• Trading and clutches — how reliably you trade dead teammates and close out uneven rounds.

So what is a “good” Leetify rating?

There is no universal pass mark, because the rating is always measured against your own skill level. A useful way to read it:

• Consistently above the average for your rank, across recent matches, is the real marker of a strong, well-rounded player.
• Sitting around the middle means you are pulling your weight for your level — perfectly healthy.
• Below-average stretches happen on bad days; a long run below the line is the signal that something — usually one sub-skill — is dragging you down.

The most useful move is not to chase the headline number but to find your weakest sub-skill and fix that. A player with sharp aim and poor utility often climbs faster by throwing better smokes than by grinding another aim map.

Read your own numbers

Paste any SteamID, vanity name or profile URL into StatRunto see a player's Leetify rating and every sub-skill in one place — next to their FACEIT level, Premier rating and Steam identity. To study a single match in depth, the demo analyzer breaks a game down round by round.