Counter-Strike 2 · match review, pro scene & practice

Review your own game.
Follow the pro scene.

Link your Steam match history and every match you play is read from its demo: rating, KAST and clutches, your aim and your grenades, set beside the pro average. Around it, live scores, tournaments, Valve's rankings, every pro's settings and the tools you practice with. Free, and only match review needs a Steam sign-in.

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Pros tracked
181
Teams ranked
376
Tournaments
1691
Countries
38
Codes from demos
96

Pro scene right now

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World ranking

All tiers
  1. 1 MOUZ ▲3 1960 pts · Europe
  2. 2 Team Vitality ▲1 1922 pts · Europe
  3. 3 FURIA ▲4 1912 pts · Americas
  4. 4 Aurora ▲5 1860 pts · Europe
  5. 5 Team Spirit ▼4 1842 pts · Europe
  6. 6 BetBoom Team ▲5 1786 pts · Europe
  7. 7 Team Falcons ▼1 1764 pts · Europe
  8. 8 FUT Esports – 1721 pts · Europe
  9. 9 Legacy ▼7 1662 pts · Americas
  10. 10 Nemiga Gaming ▲4 1650 pts · Europe

Valve Regional Standings, Nov 2. Bars show the latest results.

Tournaments

All events
PGL Cluj-Napoca: Closed Qualifier 2027 Live Nov 15 – 17, 2026 · Online B tier 2 matches live CCT Europe Series #13 2026 In progress Nov 4 – 16, 2026 · Online · $25,000 C tier 25 teams CCT Europe Series #14 2026 Live Nov 10 – 22, 2026 · Online · $25,000 C tier 1 match live RUSH Brno 2026 Nov 17 – 22, 2026 · LAN · Czechia · €30,000 C tier 8 teams Stake Ranked Episode 6 2026 Nov 17 – 20, 2026 · LAN · Spain · $100,000 B tier 8 teams PGL Major Singapore 2026 Nov 23 – Dec 13, 2026 · LAN · Singapore S tier 18 teams

Standings, brackets and every result for each event. Browse by organizer or see all recent results.

NewMatch review

Every match you play, read from the demo

The scoreboard says what happened. The demo says why. We fetch the demo of each Premier, Competitive and Wingman match and read it shot by shot: who had whom in view, how far your crosshair had to move, how fast you were going when you fired and what every grenade did.

  1. 1Sign in with Steam. Nothing to install, and your password never reaches us.
  2. 2Link your match history. Two codes from a Steam help page, about a minute, once.
  3. 3Read your review. Your ten latest matches are reviewed on their own, and new ones as you play them.
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Aim

once an enemy is in view

Time to damage

177ms

from seeing an enemy to hitting them

Crosshair placement

2.3°

your aim had to move to land the hit

Counter-strafing

86%

of rifle shots fired slow enough to be accurate

Spray accuracy

29%

of bullets in sprays of three or more that hit

Grenades

what each throw did

Enemies per flash

0.59

enemies blinded by each flashbang you throw

Flashes into kills

7%

of flashes blinded an enemy who died still blind

Damage per HE

8.4

damage to enemies from each HE thrown

Unused at death

$229

of grenades still in your pocket each death

Amber is the pro average, from 96 pros over 870 player-maps of pro play read the same way. Your numbers go next to it.

Round by round
Against the pros
Map by map
A profile of your own

Practice & settings

Tools built around what the pros use

Every tool runs in your browser and ties back to the pro data on this site: compare your crosshair, sensitivity and lineups against the players you watch.

Crosshair generator

See your crosshair on real map backgrounds and in a 3D aim range before you load the game. Import any share code, old CS:GO ones included, and copy the new code or console commands in one click.

Hit the 60 second range challenge and post a score to the leaderboard.

Pro crosshairs & settings

Crosshair codes for 181 pros, read from their recent match demos rather than copied from a settings page, with each player's mouse, video and gear setup, and their rating, aim and grenade stats from the same demos.

Sensitivity converter

Carry your aim between CS2, Valorant, Apex, Overwatch and more, or move to a new DPI without losing muscle memory. See your eDPI and cm/360, and which pros play the same.

The median pro eDPI is 804, from 400 to 1600 across 176 players.

Pro utility

The smokes, flashes, molotovs and HE grenades pros throw from a set spot, read from their match demos: how often each lineup is thrown, who throws it, and what it gets in blinded enemies, damage and rounds won.

Every lineup comes with a console command that puts you on the spot, for all 9 maps in the pool.
Pro utility by map: Ancient Anubis Dust II Inferno Mirage Nuke Overpass Train Vertigo

Fresh from the demos

Pros whose crosshair changed in a recent official match. Each code is read from the demo itself.

All pros
dziugss FUT Esports New code in Team Liquid vs FUT Esports Cache · 25 Oct 2026 SunPayus FUT Esports New code in Team Liquid vs FUT Esports Cache · 25 Oct 2026 NAF Team Liquid New code in Team Liquid vs FUT Esports Cache · 25 Oct 2026 xiELO PARIVISION New code in Liquid vs PARIVISION Inferno · 3 Nov 2026 woxic Aurora New code in Aurora Gaming vs G2 Inferno · 3 Nov 2026 HeavyGod G2 Esports New code in Aurora Gaming vs G2 Inferno · 3 Nov 2026

The pro scene

Everything in one place

Matches, events, teams and players link to each other, so a score on the board leads to the bracket, the roster and every player's settings.

Matches Tournaments Team rankings Pros by country Organizers Results archive

Popular pro crosshairs

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What is CS2 Buddy?

CS2 Buddy is an independent Counter-Strike 2 site that puts the pro scene and your own practice side by side. One half follows the game: live scores, schedules, tournament brackets, Valve's team rankings and a profile for every tracked pro with their crosshair, mouse, video and gear settings. The other half is about your own play: a review of every matchmaking game, read from its demo, and tools for the practice you do outside a match, with a crosshair generator that has a real in-game preview, a sensitivity converter and a smoke practice notebook.

The two halves feed each other. Pro crosshair codes are read out of recent match demos, so when a player changes their setup the new code shows up here with the match it was first seen in. Pro demos are read for stats the same way yours are, so your rating, aim and grenade numbers sit beside the pro average and your review names the pro you play most like. The sensitivity converter shows which pros share your eDPI, and every team page lists its roster's crosshairs ready to load into the editor.

Everything is free. Only match review needs a Steam sign-in; the rest works without an account, and anything you save, such as followed teams, stays on your device.

Common questions

How does match review work?

Sign in with Steam and paste two codes from Steam's help site, which let a site read your list of match share codes and nothing else. We fetch each match's demo and read every player's stats from it, usually within a few minutes. Valve keeps demos for about a month, so older matches can't be reviewed. Set it up or read what we store.

Where does the data come from?

Match schedules, scores and tournament results come from PandaScore. Team rankings are Valve's own Regional Standings. Crosshair codes are read from match demos and checked against published settings; mouse, video and gear settings come from prosettings.net and Liquipedia, as do photos and logos. Grenade lineups are read from pro match demos.

How up to date is it?

Scores refresh every minute while you have the page open, tournaments every few minutes, rankings whenever Valve publishes a new table, and crosshair codes as new demos are processed. Each pro profile shows when its settings were last confirmed.

Can using these tools get me banned?

No. Crosshair codes, console commands and practice configs are standard CS2 features. Practice commands like sv_cheats only work on your own offline server, never in matchmaking.