FACEIT stats checker
Paste a FACEIT nickname, FACEIT profile link or Steam profile to find the player's FACEIT account and see their CS2 level, ELO, recent form and map stats.
How to check FACEIT stats
- Copy the player's FACEIT nickname, or the address of their faceit.com profile.
- If you only know their Steam account, copy their Steam profile link or SteamID64 instead.
- Paste it into the box at the top and press Check stats. Press Try an example to see a pro's profile first.
- The address bar now holds a link to the result. Copy it to share the stats with your team.
What you can paste
- FACEIT nickname, for example donk666 (exact spelling)
- FACEIT profile link: faceit.com/en/players/nickname
- Steam profile link: steamcommunity.com/profiles/7656119… or steamcommunity.com/id/name
- SteamID64 (17 digits), SteamID2 (STEAM_0:1:12345) or SteamID3 ([U:1:24691])
A plain word is tried as a FACEIT nickname first. If no FACEIT account has that name, it is tried as a Steam custom URL, and the FACEIT account linked to that Steam profile is shown.
FACEIT finder: find a FACEIT account from Steam
Most players show their Steam profile in game but not their FACEIT name. Paste their Steam profile link, custom URL or SteamID into the box and the checker finds the FACEIT account linked to it, then shows its level, ELO and stats. This only works when the player has linked that Steam account to FACEIT, which every FACEIT CS2 player must do to queue.
To find the FACEIT accounts of a whole team or lobby, paste every Steam link at once, one per line.
Check a whole lobby
Paste up to 10 players at once, one per line or separated by commas, and press Check stats. Nicknames, FACEIT links, Steam links and SteamIDs can be mixed in the same list. You get one table with every player's level, ELO and lifetime numbers, the average ELO of the lobby, and a Banned flag on anyone serving a FACEIT ban. Click a name to open that player's full stats.
Players who cannot be found keep their own row with the reason, so one typo does not stop the rest of the lobby from loading.
FACEIT levels and ELO in CS2
FACEIT ranks every CS2 player by ELO. Win and you gain points, lose and you drop them. How many depends on the gap between the two teams' average ELO: beating a stronger team earns more than beating a weaker one. Your level is simply the band your ELO falls in.
| Level | From ELO | To ELO | Band width |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | 100 | 500 | 401 |
| Level 2 | 501 | 750 | 250 |
| Level 3 | 751 | 900 | 150 |
| Level 4 | 901 | 1,050 | 150 |
| Level 5 | 1,051 | 1,200 | 150 |
| Level 6 | 1,201 | 1,350 | 150 |
| Level 7 | 1,351 | 1,530 | 180 |
| Level 8 | 1,531 | 1,750 | 220 |
| Level 9 | 1,751 | 2,000 | 250 |
| Level 10 | 2,001 | No cap | — |
Level 10 has no ceiling. The best 1,000 Level 10 players in each region are labelled Challenger on their profile. The middle levels are narrow, at 150 ELO each from Level 4 to Level 6, so a good week can move you a whole level.
What the numbers mean
- ELO. The rating behind the level. It is the most precise measure of skill on FACEIT and the only one that decides matchmaking.
- Win rate. Share of matches won. Over a few hundred games, a win rate above 50% means the player is still climbing.
- K/D. Kills divided by deaths. Above 1.00 means more kills than deaths. Entry fraggers often have a lower K/D than their impact suggests, and AWPers a higher one.
- HS%. Share of kills that were headshots. Rifle players usually sit higher than AWPers, because AWP body shots kill.
- K/R. Kills per round in a single match. It is steadier than K/D for players who trade their life for the team.
- Opening duels won.Share of a round's first fights the player won. High numbers mark a strong entry fragger.
- Clutches. Share of 1v1 and 1v2 situations the player won when they were the last one alive.
- Rank.The player's position on FACEIT's CS2 ladder in their region, and among players from their country.
- ADR. Average damage per round. It rewards trading and utility damage that never shows up as kills, which makes it a fairer measure of impact than K/D alone.
If your own aim numbers are lower than you would like, start with the basics. Compare your sensitivity with the pros in the eDPI calculator, carry it over from another game with the sensitivity converter, and try a pro's crosshair from the pro crosshair codes list.
Reading a player's map stats
The map table shows where a player is strongest. Before a FACEIT match, check your opponents' most played maps and their win rate on each: a map they rarely pick, or win less than half the time on, is a good one to keep in the veto. Small samples mislead, so trust a 70% win rate over 200 matches far more than one over 10.
Set up your own game the same way the pros do with the launch options builder and the autoexec generator.
FAQ
How do I check someone's FACEIT stats?
Paste their FACEIT nickname, their faceit.com profile link or their Steam profile link into the box at the top and press Check stats. You see their level, ELO, rank in their region and country, any FACEIT bans, lifetime win rate, K/D and headshot rate, playstyle stats, up to their last 100 matches and their stats on every map.
Can I check a whole lobby at once?
Yes. Paste up to 10 players into the box, one per line or separated by commas. Nicknames, FACEIT links, Steam links and SteamIDs can be mixed. You get one table with each player's level, ELO, matches, win rate, K/D, HS% and ADR, the lobby's average ELO and a flag on anyone with an active FACEIT ban.
Does it show FACEIT bans?
Yes. The checker asks FACEIT for the player's ban history. An active ban shows its reason and end date, past bans are counted, and a clean record shows No FACEIT bans. Steam VAC and game bans are separate and are not shown here.
Can I find a FACEIT account from a Steam profile?
Yes, the checker works as a FACEIT finder. Paste a steamcommunity.com profile link, a custom URL or a 17-digit SteamID64. The checker asks FACEIT which account has that Steam account linked. It only works if the player has linked that Steam account to FACEIT.
What ELO is each FACEIT level?
Level 1 is 100 to 500 ELO, Level 2 is 501 to 750, Level 3 is 751 to 900, Level 4 is 901 to 1,050, Level 5 is 1,051 to 1,200, Level 6 is 1,201 to 1,350, Level 7 is 1,351 to 1,530, Level 8 is 1,531 to 1,750, Level 9 is 1,751 to 2,000 and Level 10 is 2,001 and up. The top 1,000 Level 10 players in each region are shown as Challenger.
Why does it say no FACEIT account was found?
FACEIT nicknames must match exactly, so copy the name from the player's profile. If you only know their Steam account, paste the Steam profile link instead. Some players have no FACEIT account, or play on one linked to a different Steam account.
Is the K/D here the same as on FACEIT?
Lifetime and map figures come straight from FACEIT, which averages K/D per match. The recent matches row divides total kills by total deaths over those games, so it can differ slightly from an average of each match's K/D.
How up to date are the stats?
Each lookup reads FACEIT's official Data API. Results are kept for up to five minutes so repeated lookups stay fast, so a match that just ended can take a few minutes to appear.
Do I need to sign in or link my account?
No. The checker reads public FACEIT profile data with CSGOLuck's own API key. It never asks for your FACEIT or Steam login and cannot change anything on either account.
Is this tool made by FACEIT?
No. It is a free tool from CSGOLuck that uses FACEIT's public Data API. FACEIT is a trademark of its owner.
