Questions and answers

The 1,000 most relevant Counter-Strike pros on Liquipedia: everyone who played a Valve Major, the all-time top earners and the players of today's top teams, plus Dota 2's pros. Famous people who play FACEIT, like footballers and streamers, get their own list. Accounts are matched by their FACEIT and Steam IDs, not by name, so a pro who changed nickname still counts and a lookalike account doesn't.

We keep a database of every lobby the pros have played on FACEIT, read from their own match histories. Your search is a lookup in it, not a crawl through your whole history.

Yes, for the pros' recent Valve games: every week we read their last 100 Premier, Competitive and Wingman matches (data provided by Leetify) and look for your Steam account in them. Older Valve matches aren't available to us.

Yes. FACEIT's website shows “Match Not Found” for old CS:GO rooms, but the data is still there: paste the room link into the search box or into Open any FACEIT match room and we rebuild the scoreboard, with everyone's level at the time and where each player is now.

It's free, with no sign-up. We read public match data through FACEIT's official API and the other sources named at the bottom of the page. Privacy says what we keep.

Everything shown is public on FACEIT. To have a saved result deleted, get in touch; changing your FACEIT privacy settings or nickname stops new searches finding it.