FACEIT tracker: stats, ELO, K/D and match history
FACEIT tracker and stats for any CS2 player: current ELO and level, win rate, K/D, headshot percentage, ELO history chart, recent matches and per-map statistics.
FACEIT stats checked on Boosting24
Built from the profiles people look up here — search a nickname and it joins the boards.
Highest ELO
Best K/D ratio
- 1
Sh4xz63.41
- 2
Jannis_s27.27
- 3
Yuno7.86
- 4
Schoko5.88
- 5
Derdummbadss5.69
- 6
Buster0xD2.77
- 7
FlUtEHORUs2.73
- 8
ethereum2.63
Best win rate
- 1
Buster0xD89%
- 2
qwork1o83%
- 3
lovesosa22280%
- 4
Kiwise79%
- 5
-parislove78%
- 6
FlUtEHORUs77%
- 7
xdxdxdxdx31277%
- 8
makeitworse76%
Boards cover players checked on this page, not the whole of FACEIT. Minimum 100 matches for the K/D and win-rate boards.
FACEIT stats, read properly
Type any FACEIT nickname, SteamID or Steam profile link and the tracker pulls the FACEIT stats the platform keeps but never puts in one place: current ELO and level, lifetime win rate, K/D and headshot percentage, the last 50 matches with per-match kills, deaths, K/D, ADR and map, plus per-map form and the hubs the player belongs to.
Everything is read from the official FACEIT API. Nothing is guessed and nothing happens on the player's side — checking a profile needs no login, no account linking and no install.
The same FACEIT stats work as a scouting sheet: open a teammate before you queue, or the enemy captain before a pug, and you see whether an ELO was built on aim, on map knowledge or on a hot streak that is already cooling off.
- ELO history charted from every check
- Per-match K/D, ADR and headshots
- Map form and most-played teammates
- Nickname history from the first lookup
What the FACEIT stats actually tell you
Four numbers decide how a FACEIT profile is judged. Here is what each one means, and where it lies.
ELO and level
ELO is the only number FACEIT matchmaking uses; the level is a label printed on top of it, and level 10 starts at 2001 ELO. A single number hides the direction, which is why the tracker charts ELO over time — 1800 on the way up and 1800 on the way down are not the same player.
K/D and ADR
K/D says how often a player trades up, ADR how much they do when they do not get the kill. Read them together: a 1.2 K/D with low ADR is an entry fragger on a good week, while 90+ ADR with an even K/D is usually the player holding the round together.
Win rate and form
Lifetime win rate settles near 50% for almost everyone, so the recent form strip is worth more than the average — it shows the last matches in order, and a five-game slide is visible long before the lifetime figure moves at all.
Maps and hubs
Per-map stats are where the smurfs and the one-map specialists show up, and the hub list tells you which pools a player actually queues in. Both are on the profile, one tab away from the FACEIT stats overview.
FACEIT Stats Tracker













