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HLTV 2.0 rating· HLTV Rating 2.0

HLTV 2.0 rating is a composite performance score where 1.00 is average for a pro match, 1.10+ is strong, 1.15+ is elite, and 1.20+ is world-class. It blends kills, deaths, impact, multi-kills, clutches and opening duels into a single number.

What is HLTV 2.0 rating in CS2?

HLTV 2.0 is the successor to HLTV's original rating formula, introduced to reduce over-emphasis on raw kill counts. The 2.0 version folds in impact rating (kills that matter more when they shift round outcomes), KAST, opening duel success and multi-kill rounds. A 1.00 average is calibrated across the entire HLTV database of professional matches, so a player rated 1.05 over a career is meaningfully above the professional mean. Elite stars maintain 1.15–1.25 across a multi-year career; in-form season MVPs can run 1.30+ for short windows. Rating is the most cited single number in CS2 punditry, but it's best used alongside role-adjusted metrics because it tends to under-count disciplined support and lurker work.

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