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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.
Built from the profiles people look up here — search a nickname and it joins the boards.
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tabyretka6Boards cover players checked on this page, not the whole of FACEIT. Minimum 100 matches for the K/D and win-rate boards.
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.
Four numbers decide how a FACEIT profile is judged. Here is what each one means, and where it lies.
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 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.
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.
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