Dota 2 Tracker & Stats – MMR, heroes, match history – Boosting24
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Dota 2 Tracker

Dota 2 stats, free

A Dota 2 tracker that shows what the game hides

Paste a nickname, a Steam ID or a Steam profile link and you get the whole picture of an account: medal and leaderboard place, win rate, the heroes it actually plays, the lanes it stands in, the people it queues with and every recent match. No login, no download, and the player is never told the lookup happened.

The numbers come from OpenDota, which reads the public match data Valve publishes. That means a profile is only as complete as its privacy setting: an account that never enabled "Expose Public Match Data" has a medal and nothing else, and we say so on the page instead of showing an empty table.

Everything here is free and stays free. We sell Dota 2 boosting and coaching, and the tracker is how people find us — so it has to be worth using on its own.

  • Hero pool with win rate, KDA, GPM, XPM and your percentile
  • Lane breakdown built from your own matches, not guessed
  • Teammates you queue with and how you actually do together
  • Rank history chart that starts the first time anyone checks you
Reading the profile

What every number on the page means

Dota shows you a medal and hides the rest. Here is what the tracker puts back.

Medal, stars and estimated MMR

Valve stopped publishing MMR, so no site can show your real number — anyone who claims otherwise is guessing. What is public is the medal and its stars, and the ladder behind them is known: one medal spans about 770 MMR, one star about 154. We turn that into a range and label it an estimate. Immortal has no ceiling, which is why it is ranked by leaderboard place instead.

Win rate is not skill

A stable account sits near 50% — the matchmaker pushes it there on purpose. What is worth reading is win rate on one hero against your win rate overall, and the percentile column, which says how you compare to everyone else playing that hero rather than to your own average.

Lanes, not positions

We show safe lane, mid, off lane, jungle and roaming — never positions 1 to 5. Valve publishes no roster with the match list, so a carry and a support standing in the same lane cannot be told apart, and inventing that distinction would be a number the page could not stand behind. Lanes are only known for matches Valve parsed; the rest are counted as unknown.

GPM, XPM and last hits

Gold and experience per minute say how fast a hero grows, and they only mean something next to the role. A support with 300 GPM is doing fine; a carry with 300 GPM is starving. Compare a hero against your own average on other heroes before reading anything into it.

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