Faceit uses a comprehensive ranking system that ranges from Level 1 to Challenger, based on ELO ratings. Here's a detailed breakdown of each rank:

Level 1 (100-500 ELO)

• Entry-level rank
• Mix of new players and beginners
• Basic gameplay mechanics focus

Level 2 (501-750 ELO)

• More structured gameplay
• Better communication starts emerging
• Still high skill variance

Level 3 (751-900 ELO)

• Increased competitive focus
• More emphasis on teamwork
• Basic strategy implementation

Level 4 (901-1050 ELO)

• Better understanding of map control
• Economy management becomes crucial
• More consistent gameplay

Level 5 (1051-1200 ELO)

• Solid fundamentals required
• Team coordination improves
• More structured matches

Level 6 (1201-1350 ELO)

• Mid-tier gameplay
• Advanced utility usage
• Strategic team plays

Level 7 (1351-1530 ELO)

• Top 30% of players
• Strong tactical awareness
• High-level communication

Level 8 (1531-1750 ELO)

• Semi-professional level
• Advanced strategy execution
• Consistent performance required

Level 9 (1751-2000 ELO)

• Elite gameplay
• Highly organized teams
• Minimal margin for error

Level 10 (2001+ ELO)

• Top 5% of players
• Professional-level gameplay
• Maximum consistency required

Challenger (Top 1,000)

• Best players globally
• Professional caliber
• Highest level of competition

Tips for Climbing Ranks:

• Review your demos regularly
• Master utility usage
• Maintain clear communication
• Stay mentally focused
• Practice deliberately

Key Facts:

• ELO gain/loss: typically 20-25 points per match
• Faceit ranks are separate from CS2's built-in ranking system
• Performance and wins determine rank progression
• Team play becomes increasingly important at higher levels

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