Start your new warmup routine today at https://leetify.com/app/training

This new partnership with SCL expands our training server offering to include: 

• Warmup mode
• Nine guided training modes for Aim and Utility skills, including Prefire & Grenade Learner
• Retakes
• Practice Servers
• Scrim Servers (5v5 matches, including a coach slot)

Now you don't have to choose between a training subscription and a Leetify Pro subscription - with Leetify Pro you get Training & Warmup Servers, PLUS Highlights, 2D Replay, pro player stats benchmarks, and all other Leetify Pro benefits.There is no hidden charge for Training, it's part of Leetify Pro (which means Highlights+ subscribers get these servers with their subscription, too).

We’re collaborating with SCL, who build wonderful training gamemodes for CS2. Paying for Leetify Pro now automatically gets you Individual Tier benefits on SCL.gg, so check out their wonderful site as well! Most of these modes are built and operated by SCL, but Scrim servers are still operated by Leetify using the MatchZy plugin. All of this still runs on DatHost for the actual server hosting.

Scrim server demo upload has been made more robust. Issues happen when the server gets shut down before the demo has had time to upload. We've taken steps to make this less likely and to better inform you of what state your scrim demo is in.

Individual Plan benefits on SCL.gg

Create an account at SCL.gg with the same SteamID you use for Leetify, and if you're subscribed to Leetify Pro, you can use anything from their Individual Plan. We don't want you to feel like you have to pick between using one site or the other! Pay for Leetify Pro, and enjoy benefits across both sites.

Really dedicated to the grind, and want to share SCL benefits with your whole team or friend group? Take a look at their "Advanced Team" plan to learn about the premium benefits they offer on their site. Keep in mind that the Advanced Team tier is not included with Leetify Pro, but we think that what they are building is so cool that we gotta shout it out here.

How does this interact with the “Get Leetify” system for free Pro? 

You can use Training servers on Leetify.com with the Get Leetify benefits. However, only paying users will get the full Individual Tier status on SCL.gg, if you visit their site.

These changes were made on 2026-02-25, so new matches from that date onwards will reflect the new logic.

1v1 win rate changes

One of the most universal critiques of Leetify Rating has been that "it only cares about whether you win your clutches." Leetify Rating is a very complicated system to balance, but we think we found a change that nudges things in the right direction without overcorrecting.

So how'd we change the math?

The opportunity to trade is a huge advantage in CS2, so every 1v1 is asymmetric. Even once a round becomes a 1v1, the player who started in a 2v1 is much more likely to win the round than the player that started in a 1v2, because they have a trade kill opportunity.

In a full-buy vs full-buy, for example, starting from a 2v1 gave you a 66% chance to win the resulting 1v1 according to the old modeling.

This update to Leetify Rating brings those two situations closer together, with less dramatic rewards given out in the case where the player starting in a 1v2 ultimately wins the 1v1 and the round. So, if you pull off multiple clutch wins in the same game, Leetify Rating will not accumulate as fast as it was before.

You can see the changes for every economy matchup below (every 1v1 kill is rewarded 5% less on average). These win rate tables are calculated from real round outcome data at each economy level.

Clutches are still an important factor in Leetify Rating. It's undeniable that winning your 1v1s is one of the most impactful things you can do in a game of CS2. However, we've heard plenty of feedback that Leetify Rating cares too much about clutches, so we've adjusted the win rate tables accordingly.

Bug fixes

There used to be a bug where you could lose a ton of Leetify Rating for correctly playing to let the bomb explode as a T. Sometimes the round was being treated as "lost" when the last player died, over-punishing them for dying. Now, if you die in a postplant situation, we wait to see if the round is won or lost to objective before deeming the round "lost."

This can have a large impact on your final rating for a match. Here's one example where a user was impacted by the bug:

In the old version, the affected user (Scruff Daddy) was getting punished for dying, then the entire T-side team was getting rewarded for the objective win. This means the reward was not sufficiently making up for the punishment. Now, we wait to see if the bomb ends up winning the Ts the round before concluding that the death hurt the team and punishing the dying player in these bomb-defense situations.

The old version of LR had a bug which punished this exact play accidentally. But now, objective-minded Ts will get their full reward for winning the round.

We've also changed the way that clutches and afterplants are labeled on the Rating Breakdown, to better reflect how people typically talk about these two stages of a CS2 round.

Your feedback makes Leetify better

We only knew about these very specific details about Leetify Rating because of users who reported them, so thank you for speaking up!

You can reach us via email or on Discord - please tell us about further issues with Leetify Rating or any other part of Leetify.

If you didn't get any emails from Allstar, you can ignore this post :)

If you did get this email from Allstar, it was misleading. It's very likely that nothing has changed for you if you're a Leetify user, and you don't need to take any action.

Highlights created for you through Leetify don't count towards any limits on Allstar. Clips you created on Allstar's website may still be on the chopping block.

To confirm the status of your clips, look for the Saved by Leetify badge on https://allstar.gg/library. If you see that badge, that clip will be kept automatically and will not count towards your clip creation or storage limits.

You also will still get Highlights created for you at the same frequency - Allstar's stated 5-clip limit is just for clips made through their site.

Why the confusion?

Allstar has made changes to the clip creation & storage limits on their site.

Leetify also now pays Allstar for every clip they generate for a Leetify user. Since these clips are paid for already, clips made through Leetify DO NOT count towards the clip creation or storage limits you get while using Allstar's site.

Anyone with an Allstar account was getting automated emails warning you about clips being deleted, but those emails did not factor in the fact that Leetify is paying for clips on behalf of some users.

Thanks for using Leetify! As always, you can reach us via email or on Discord - we love to hear from you.

When you're paying for Pro, you get 1 Highlight clip for each match of CS2 that you play (on average), meaning that the number of games you can fit into a day determines the number of clips you get.

You are rewarded with when you type "Get Leetify" after a knife kill. This free Pro gets you all of the same benefits as paid Pro, with one new exception: You only get 1 Highlight clip for each day of free Pro earned.

With free Pro, you can get 7 clips per week if you're maxing out your Get Leetify rewards (1 for each day of Get Leetify earned, which was already capped at 7 days max earned per week).

Up until 2026-02-11, you got clips for every match you played on a day where you had free Pro. This meant that highly active users who were grinding matches could easily get 6-10 clips in exchange for their one day of free Pro.

Why make this change?

We work with Allstar.gg to generate Highlights, and their focus used to be on user acquisition - meaning these clips didn't cost us any money. As of February, Allstar has moved to a paid model where each clip costs Leetify money. This is a very reasonable move from Allstar, and they've made this paid transition very smooth. They are working extremely hard to keep the costs as low as possible.

The "Get Leetify" system has done really well (yay!), but unfortunately with current usage it costs us more than we can handle under this new paid model.

Changing to 1 Highlight per Get Leetify award will mean we can continue to offer the system, which still gives you all Pro benefits for free when you call-out a knife kill in game (2D Replay, Practice Servers, and more). You can still get 7 free Highlights every week through this method. Without making a change like this, we would have to remove the "Get Leetify" system entirely.

Reminder: We still offer the same clip volumes as we've always had on Pro & Highlights+. Nothing has changed for you if you're paying!

We'd love to hear from you! Please let us know in Discord if you have feedback.

We know the site has been borderline unusable for over a week now, so we've given every Pro/Highlights+ subscriber two free weeks of your subscription tier as compensation. You've been compensated if you were paying at any point between 2026-01-26 and 2026-02-05. This was automatically applied to your Leetify account - no need to take any action.

During the past two weeks, we encountered three different catastrophic issues with our infrastructure that rendered the site unreachable or completely interrupted match processing. We're working hard to keep the site running smoothly.

Slower Match Report Delivery

Besides these full outages, matches have been getting increasingly slow to import to Leetify. We recognize that this is a big problem. We've identified multiple things contributing to Match Reports showing up hours after you play them. We've already fixed some of them. Others will take consistent effort over the coming months to fix. Even for a few factors that aren't in our control, we're working hard to find ways to minimize their impact.

This series of degradations has a bit of a silver lining: it was partially caused because of the Leetify site experiencing strong growth. We are processing more matches than ever, and we've been too slow to adjust as this load kept increasing.

We have a history of rocky performance after strong growth, so we're taking steps to break the pattern. We're completely changing how we prioritize work to make sure that Match Reports being available quickly and reliably after your match is our #1 focus. It's embarrassing that we've made a post like this two separate times now, but we're confident it's an issue we can tackle by facing it head-on.

Every time we have to make a post like this, we're reminded of just how far we've come as a website. Gone are the days of importing a handful of matches for mega-enthusiasts (love you, Pioneers <3). Now, we import thousands of matches per hour for people of every rank in every region. Even the Office Globals.

We are able to spot issues fastest when you report them! Please keep contacting support if you see things that are out of the ordinary.

We are so grateful for all of you who have supported us and given us valuable feedback, whether you've been with us since Late 2019 or Early 2026. Here's to many future Match Reports 🥂

We built this update to address this common feedback:

My friend got a much higher Utility Rating than me, but they only threw one flash and one HE all match. How can someone who barely threw any nades have a better Utility Rating than someone who is throwing vital default utility every round?

We agree - a big part of CS is throwing nades which condition the enemy team and force them not to take space on the map. If someone only throws 2-5 nades in the entire match, it doesn't make sense that they can get 80+ Utility Rating for that match, even if the nades they did throw were perfect.

Our updated Utility Rating reflects both of these aspects: Quantity, and Quality. You get a rating from 0-100 on both Quantity and Quality, and those combine to form your overall Utility Rating.

What does that mean for you? To get a high Utility Rating for a match, aim to throw multiple pieces of util each round, and your HEs and Flashes also need to consistently be interfering with the enemies.

To find these sub-ratings for your each match you play, go to Match Details -> Utility. They are the final two numbers in the detailed stats table.

This example shows that even if you get a 88 Quality Rating, but have a 6 Quantity Rating, you'll only get an overall Utility Rating of 22 for that match:

This is because we use the Geometric Mean to calculate overall Utility Rating from the sub-ratings. This method of combining them favors cases where the numbers are closer together, but punishes you more harshly than a standard mean if one rating is far below the other.

Keep reading for way more info on how these are calculated - if you just showed up for the basic explanation, you can stop here. Thanks for reading!

How is Utility Quantity Rating calculated?

The steps to calculate Quantity Rating are:

1. Determine the average number of grenades thrown per round (excluding decoys)
2. Calculate what percentage that number is compared to an expected value of 3 per round (report this percentage as a decimal, so 0.00 to 1.00)
3. Take x^(2/3) to rescale the values from a linear to remap the rating to have exponential falloff
4. Multiply your decimal value (0.00 to 1.00) by 100 to get a 0 to 100 rating.

Going above 3 nades per round will still result in a Quantity Rating of 100.

How is Utility Quality Rating calculated?

Quality Rating is much more complicated. This is what we used to just call "Utility Rating" on Leetify, before we introduced the Quantity component with this update.

We first find the z-scores for the individual skills on the Utility Tab of the Match Report.

The simple way to think of this is: If it's green, it's pulling your Utility Quality Rating towards 100. If it's red, it's pulling your Utility Quality Rating towards 0.

NOT ALL STATS ON THE UTLITY TAB INFLUENCE IT THOUGH! The stats that factor into Utility Quality rating are:

1. Flash Assists %
2. Enemies Flashed per Flashbang
3. Friends Flashed per Flashbang
4. Average Blind Time per Flash
5. Average HE Damage per HE
6. Average HE Team damage per HE

The actual math to calculate Quality Rating is then:

// The formula behind Quality Rating is:
x = (userStat - statAvg) / statStd

// For the “inverted” stats (lower=good), HE Team Damage and Friends Flashed, we flip the values:
x = x * -1

// And finally the z-score for each individual stat:
zScore = x * sqrt(matchesCount)

// We then calculate the weighted sum as:
S = sum(zScore_i * weight_i)

//And find the total variance of the z-scores, simply as the sum of the squared weights multiplied by the match count, since each z-score, by definition, has a variance of 1.
Var(S) = sum((weight_i*sqrt(matchesCount))^2)

//Then finding the combined z score is done like this: (again since z-scores also have a defined mean of 0)
zCombined = S / sqrt(Var(S))

//Finally this is put into the standard normal cumulative distribution function (CDF) - standard normal just means mean = 0 and stdev = 1, in case the function to compute this wants those parameters:
Quality_rating = snCDF(zCombined) * 100

How is the overall Utility Rating calculated?

We take the geometric mean of the Quantity Rating and Quality Rating. This gives you another 0-100 Rating that favors the case where both of your underlying Ratings are high.

We used the geometric mean because it favors the case where both of your ratings are approximately equal, and it's a bit more punishing when you have one really high number and one really low number.

For example, getting 55 Quantity Rating & 60 Quality Rating will give you an overall Utility Rating of 57. However, getting 100 Quantity Rating and 5 Quality Rating only gives you an overall Utility Rating of 22. You must do well in both categories to get a great Utility Rating!

Luke Persola explains this nicely in the article Visualizing the Geometrics & Harmonic Means:

What does this mean for benchmarks?

Most people are seeing a boost to Utility Rating from this update, especially at higher ranks.

Since many people who threw lots of default utility were getting punished for some of that not landing, Utility Ratings used to be very low on average. Many CS players were getting Utility Ratings in the 10-30 range, and even professional players were commonly landing in the 40-60 range.

After this update, more players will land in the 50-60 range on average, with pros getting 70+. The rating does still stretch from 0-100, so you'll still see some players at both extremes in your matches.

The color coding for the sub-ratings on Match Reports (Utility Quantity Rating and Utility Quantity Rating) assumes that the average is 50 and the standard deviation is 10. Here's an example of how that gets color-coded:

Sneak Peek for the Future

We wanted to implement the math first and give you a chance to give feedback. Please share that with us on Discord or via email.

Once we're happy with the underling math for the Quantity and Quality Ratings, we plan to release a visual overhaul of the Match Details -> Utility tab so that it's easier to answer:

1. Why did I get this overall Utility Rating?
2. Why did I get this Utility Quality Rating?
3. Why did I get this Utility Quantity Rating?
4. How does that compare to everyone else in the match?

SHHHH! Don't share this, but here's an early design concept for this (special treat for you for reading this far in the article). It's likely to change a bit before release, feel free to share feedback on anything you want included here!

This change wouldn't be possible without the amazing feedback we get from you, our community <3 thanks from all of us for using Leetify!

This is a barebones rollout, so at the start there will be no rank icons, Highlights, or Esplay Profile links. Let us know on Discord or via email if you have feedback.

Esplay is a Swedish matchmaking playform for CS2 which aims to combat smurfs and cheaters through identity verification. Check them out at https://esplay.com/. Vi ses på servern!

Keeping our benchmarks calibrated on current data is important, because as the people who play CS improve and change strategies, the numbers underlying these playstyles change. This update helps ensure that our ratings match what the expected performance across the playerbase, and Aim and Utility Ratings don't just slowly inflate over time as the playerbase improves.

We've done two things which will impact your Aim and Utility Ratings on your profile:

1. Recalculated aim and utility benchmarks based on Premier Season 3 data.
2. Fixed a bug with equipment calculations that was leading to "unused utility on death" values being way too low.

Other than controlling the Aim Rating and Utility Rating numbers on your profile, these benchmarks impact the color-coding of numbers on your match report.

Expect your Aim Rating to be about 6 points higher on your Profile, and your Utility Rating to be about 10 points lower. These numbers vary a bit from person to person, but were fairly consistent across the playerbase in our testing.

Back when we did benchmarks for Season 2, there weren't enough players in the 25k+ range for us to generate a dedicated benchmark set, so 20k+ was our top bucket. For Season 3, we were able to get enough matches to generate a valid benchmark for 20k-25k, so now there's a separation in Leetify between that range and 25k+!

Let us know if you have feedback!

If you’ve ever wondered what crosshair the pros are using, we’ve made it easy to find out.

Explore Pro Player Crosshairs on Leetify

We’ve added crosshair information for all Leetify profiles, which means that now you can see the crosshair settings of both your friends and pro players directly on their Leetify profiles. Here is a list of pro players linking to their crosshair settings:

1. donk
2. ZywOo
3. m0NESY
4. sh1ro
5. Grim
6. ropz
7. hallzerk
8. flameZ
9. torzsi
10. FL1T
11. stavn
12. xertioN
13. Senzu
14. KSCERATO
15. XANTARES
16. NiKo
17. REZ
18. HeavyGod
19. Twistzz
20. malbsMd
21. Spinx
22. Wicadia
23. Staehr
24. zont1x
25. frozen
26. Cxzi
27. 910
28. bodyy
29. w0nderful
30. woxic
31. dgt
32. YEKINDAR
33. device

How to Use a Copied Crosshair

After copying a code from a Leetify profile:

1. Click “Copy” on the shareable code for the crosshair you want in Leetify
2. Open CS2.
3. Enable the developer console in your Game Settings.
4. Open the console (Press ~) and paste the crosshair code there.

Press enter, and voilà, you’re now rocking a pro setup.

Want to revert back? Make sure to copy your old crosshair and save it somewhere before pasting the new code in.

Pro Tip: Customize From a Starting Point

Use a pro’s crosshair as a base, then tweak it to your liking. Change the thickness, gap, outline or color until it feels just right for you.

You can now view your Leetify Rating for League of Legends on your match reports! This is the very first beta version of the LoL Leetify Rating, so we will continue to fine-tune the rating as we receive feedback from the community. If you have any questions or feedback, don't forget to join our Discord and give yourself the LoL role!

What is the LoL Leetify Rating?

The LoL Leetify Rating is a performance metric that rates your level of impact in a League of Legends match. It should tell you who were the most impactful players. It’s a system that rewards players for having match-wide impact both as an individual player and as a teammate. This first version of the Leetify rating from LoL is a beta version of the rating, and we hope to continue to iterate and improve it as we receive feedback from you!

You’ll mainly run into this rating on your profile and match report, and other locations that help measure your performance as the LoL side of Leetify grows.

Because of the way many stats in LoL work, at the moment, you will not get a negative number for your Leetify Rating. The scale is anchored at zero and extends positively. The lowest number is zero and the highest number can extend past 2. We’d expect that in an average LoL game that the spread would be between .6 and 1.4. Generally, It’s unlikely that most players will reach past a 2 unless there’s an extreme outlier. Likewise, it’ll be unlikely that a player will score a zero unless they don’t play the match at all.

Here's an example of why it's not a zero-sum system, like the CS Leetify rating: When you’re farming in lane, killing your enemies’ creeps doesn’t directly take away creeps from your enemy. Crashing waves, freezing, and other wave management strategies may have an impact on this, but the simple act of killing enemy creeps doesn’t take away from the amount of CS your enemy can get. 

After running our initial tests, we learned that the average rating will be around 0.8 – As you can see in the graph below, we expect a few different levels of impact in matches. This graph shows a Right-Skewed Distribution, which means that it’ll be more common for players to perform around average within the lobby, with 1-2 players at both extremes of having exceptionally good and exceptionally poor performances. However, there are definitely games where this won’t be the case (Especially in “stomp” games.) 

Here is a more detailed look at what the performance thresholds are for our first version of the LoL Leetify Rating: 

• 1.10+: Exceptional Performance - This is a “carry” level performance - These players scored at least 10% greater than what is considered a strong performance, and had an extremely high level of impact
• 1.00 - 1.09: Strong Performance - These players got an above average score - They did their job well and positively impacted the team.
• 0.84 - 0.99: Average Performance - Made meaningful contributions but didn’t necessarily outperform or outshine the best players in the lobby
• 0.75 - 0.83: Below average - Made some meaningful contributions but these players had some weaker phases of the game.
• 0.74 or less: Poor performance - These players struggled to keep up with the rest of the lobby and fell behind in multiple metrics. 

How is this number calculated?

The LoL Leetify Rating is calculated through four different categories of gameplay that all LoL players engage with. These categories are: Combat, Economy, Utility, and Map Control. 

The distribution for these categories and what’s included is as follows:

• Combat - 40%
  • Your performance vs. your enemy laner’s performance
  • Your performance within your team
  • Your individual performance 
• Economy - 35%
  • How well you’re able to farm, earn gold, and level up as the game progresses
• Utility - 15%
  • How you perform outside of main damage dealing, such as healing and shielding
• Map Control - 10%
  • How well you were able to control vision

Within each category we have more granular metrics that help encompass a player’s performance in each category, based on your individual performance, your performance against your role/lane opponent, and your teamwork.

We understand that this may not encompass every single metric that contributes to each role’s individual strengths and weaknesses, but we will continue to provide features that can help provide more granular, role-specific performance data! 

How is rating gained or lost? 

At the moment, your rating is dependent on your performance the entire match – Meaning that even if you performed well in the early game, having a weak mid or late game will have a negative impact on your score. 

This is only the case at the moment as we’re testing the very first version of the rating, and we anticipate being able to show you more granular data as the LoL Leetify Rating evolves. You may see outlier scores in your games here and there while the LLR is in beta because we’re continuously fine-tuning it, but if that happens, let us know! It will help us make the LLR better for you all.

Will all my matches have my Leetify Rating?

Since the LLR is a recent update, you’ll only be able to see your LoL Leetify Rating from today’s matches and all of your matches moving forward.

Have feedback?

We’ll be monitoring how the Leetify Rating performs in your matches and will keep an eye out for any strange behavior. If you feel like any ratings were off in your matches, feel free to let us know in the LoL Discord Channels on the Leetify Discord server! 

Want a video walkthrough of how to use this? STYKO has a great 90 second explanation at 5:48 of this video:

Leetify Pro users can track what impacts your win rate the most with the Post-Match Journal. This journal prompts you to answer a few yes/no questions after every match, and then does the math to see which of these have the strongest correlation with you winning and losing. Here's how to use it:

1. Create prompts you want to track

Each journal comes with three default prompts. Feel free to archive them and add your own yes/no prompts using the pen icon.

I 5-stack most of my matches, so I chose to archive the "toxic teammates" default prompt. However, I'm really curious if I win more when I frag out or when I focus on calling strats for my team.

You can add as many prompts as you want to your journal! Leetify will automatically compute correlations for stats we track, so focus your prompts on out-of-game factors that aren't shown on the Match Report.

Some more prompt inspiration:

1. I had caffeine before/during the match
2. I slept well last night
3. I was tired from work
4. I had fun this match
5. I was listening to music during the match

2. Fill out your journal

You can click yes/no for each journal prompt right from your Match Report. Click the "Journal" icon next to the match score, select an answer for each question, and hit "submit."

If you want an extra nudge to complete the journal, there's the option to have it open right away when you visit the match report.

From there, the "View Results" button will show you what we've figured out about your win rate.

If you want to quickly respond to all of your games from the day, you can do that on your matches list.

3. See your journal results

We calculate the strength of the correlation for each factor you journal on. You can see those here.

For manual responses, it can take dozens or even hundreds of entries to get a strongly resolved correlation. So it's normal to see wide ranges when you're early in the process.

In the example above, for the question "I was hungry," this result says that the correlation algorithm is 93% confident that the true answer lies somewhere between -40% and +1% impact on your win rate. This means that saying "Yes, I was hungry" about a match means I'm historically more likely to lose the match than win.

As you continue to answer your journal, this confidence interval will converge closer to a "true" answer. For example, "had a toxic teammate" converged really quickly for me to -46%, meaning I'm 46% less likely to win when I have a toxic teammate than when I do not. (wow, who would have thought!)

We also have an automatic correlations page which will show you how stats from your matches impact your win rate. No need to journal on things that Leetify already tracks!

Let us know on Discord if there are more stats you'd like to see included on the auto-correlations page.

Get creative with your prompts

This system can track ANY yes/no question. It doesn't just have to relate to your health or focus:

• Was playing on WIFI
• I pet the dog each time I lost a round
• Had my AK Fire Serpent equipped

If there's no correlation, then it'll eventually converge to a number near 0%, indicating that this factor doesn't impact your win rate.