FAQ.

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ELO depends on the match result and both teams’ average ELO before the match. Beating a stronger team earns more points than beating a weaker team. Losing to a lower-rated team costs more.

When both teams have the same average ELO, a win gives +25 and a loss −25. The ELO floor may limit the loss.

CS 1.6 and CS:GO have separate rankings.

No. The 5v5 calculation uses the team result and opponents' strength. Individual statistics describe your performance but do not add an ELO bonus. The round-score margin is not a separate multiplier either.

Your level follows your current ELO. You rank up after crossing the next threshold and rank down after falling below your current rank’s threshold. The rating-card bar shows progress towards the next level.

You enter the standings after completing the required placement matches. The rating card shows how many are left.

• K / D / A: kills, deaths and assists.
• K/D: kills divided by deaths. With 0 deaths, we divide by 1: 2 kills and 0 deaths gives 2.00, and 0/0 gives 0.00.
• ADR: recorded damage divided by rounds played.
• K/R: kills divided by rounds played.
• HS%: headshot kills divided by all kills, multiplied by 100.

• KAST: the percentage of rounds in which you got a kill, an assist, survived or had your death quickly traded by a teammate. Meeting any one of these conditions counts.
• FK / FD: opening kills and opening deaths in a round.
• TR: trade kills following a teammate’s death.
• 2K–5K: rounds with 2, 3, 4 or 5 kills respectively.
• CL: clutch wins. PL / DEF: bomb plants and defuses. UD: grenade damage.

A dash means a statistic is unavailable, not zero. The match timeline shows whether a round ended by elimination, time running out, bomb explosion or defuse.

A cancelled match does not count as a win or loss and does not change ELO.