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CS2 World Team Rankings

Every ranked Counter-Strike 2 team, updated daily from csapi.de.

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# Team Points
47 Nuclear TigeRES 1,259
48 TDK 1,228
49 NRG 1,228
50 Tricked 1,251
50 WW 1,222
51 ex-RUBY 1,221
52 Nemiga 1,202
53 SINNERS 1,196
54 Walczaki 1,190
54 1win 1,147
55 Sashi 1,179
56 BESTIA 1,177
57 Fluxo 1,159
58 JiJieHao 1,159
59 Imperial 1,150
60 THUNDER dOWNUNDER 1,149
61 fnatic 1,141
62 ARCRED 1,141
63 Omega 1,140
64 Phantom 1,130
65 ex-1win 1,123
66 NOVAQ 1,119
67 CYBERSHOKE 1,114
68 GenOne 1,095
69 INOX Division 1,094
70 LP 1,087
71 ShindeN 1,084
72 DEPO 1,084
73 STATE 1,078
74 Voca 1,077
75 BASEMENT BOYS 1,077
76 Metizport 1,076
77 Gaimin Gladiators 1,066
77 BRUTE 1,075
78 Betclic 1,064
78 CYBERSHOKE Prospects 1,061
79 KOLESIE 1,061
80 Butterfly 1,056
81 BC.Game 1,051
82 EAC 1,045
83 Johnny Speeds 1,040
83 Lavked 1,038
84 Turma do Pagode 1,035
84 Rune Eaters 1,034
85 OG 1,032
85 Oxuji 1,033
86 Eternal Fire 1,031
87 The Huns 1,024
87 Chicken Coop 1,023
87 DragonClaw 1,102

How the CS2 world ranking works

The Counter-Strike 2 world ranking orders professional teams by ranking points earned from results at officially recognised tournaments. Points reward wins against strong opposition and decay over time, so a team's standing reflects recent form rather than a single career-defining run. Beating a top side at a Valve-sanctioned event moves the needle far more than clearing a lower-tier bracket, which is why the order near the top shifts every time a big final is played.

We mirror the ranking daily, so the table above tracks the live pecking order across the whole professional circuit — not just the handful of teams in the current headline event. Click any team to see its recent form, map pool, roster and points history.

Frequently asked questions

How often is the CS2 world ranking updated?

The ranking is refreshed every day, so movement from the latest results shows up within 24 hours.

What do the points mean?

Points are earned from tournament results and weighted by the strength of the opponents beaten and the stature of the event. They decay over time, so teams have to keep winning to hold their place.

Why did a team drop without losing?

Because older results carry less weight as they age, a team can slide down the table during a quiet stretch even without a defeat, as rivals bank fresh points.

Is this the same as the Valve ranking?

It follows the same Valve Regional Standings framework that decides Major invitations, so the order closely tracks the official picture teams are actually judged on.