Complete CS2 leaderboard tracking Premier rankings, HLTV world rankings, and top players. See where you stand in the global meta and track professional team standings. Rankings updated daily with official CS2 data.
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How hard is it to rank up? See where most players sit in CS2.
Global Elite (30,000+ rating) = Top 0.7% of players
Monthly analysis of the CS2 ranking system, skill distribution, and what it takes to climb.
With CS2's new Premier system, reaching top ranks requires consistent performance. The 30,000 rating threshold puts you in the top 0.7% of players globally.
Professional players typically maintain Premier ratings of 35,000-45,000+. Even top Faceit Level 10 players (2000+ ELO) are far below pro level.
The majority of CS2 players are between MG1 and DMG (7,000-15,000 rating). Only 16% of players reach LE or higher.
CS2 Premier is the competitive ranked mode that replaces the old CSGO rank system. Instead of static ranks like "Gold Nova" or "Global Elite", Premier uses a numeric rating system similar to Faceit ELO. You earn/lose rating based on wins and losses, with seasonal resets and regional/global leaderboards showing top players.
In CS2 Premier, reaching the equivalent of "Global Elite" (30,000+ rating) puts you in the top 0.7% of players worldwide. This requires exceptional aim, game sense, and consistency over many games. Most players will plateau somewhere between MG1-DMG range (7,000-15,000 rating). Climbing to higher ranks typically requires dedicated practice and team play.
HLTV World Rankings are the official professional CS2 team rankings, calculated based on tournament results, opponent strength, recency, and consistency. Rankings update every Monday and are used for tournament seeding and invites. The #1 team has proven themselves against the best competition and is considered the best in the world.
Team rankings indicate relative strength and directly influence betting odds - higher-ranked teams are typically favored with lower payouts. However, rankings don't tell the whole story. Smart bettors look beyond rankings to analyze recent form, specific map pools, head-to-head records, and roster changes. Underdog bets on rising teams can offer excellent value when rankings haven't caught up to current form.
Team rankings are just the start. Combine them with our match analysis and expert tips for better predictions.
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