How are br0's career statistics broken down?
| Metric | Career Value | Elite Benchmark |
|---|---|---|
| Matches tracked | 436 | 500+ |
| Years active | 11 (2016–2026) | 3+ |
| Maps played | 1,526 | 1500+ |
| HLTV 2.0 rating | 1.00 | 1.15+ |
| ADR | 0.0 | 85+ |
| KAST % | 0.0% | 74%+ |
| K/D ratio | 0.00 | 1.15+ |
| Headshot % | 0.0% | 50%+ |
What does br0's HLTV 2.0 rating mean in context?
HLTV's 2.0 rating is the most widely cited composite performance metric in professional Counter-Strike. A rating of 1.00 represents an average pro-level contribution per round played; 1.10 is strong, 1.15 is elite, and 1.20+ puts a player in the top-20 global conversation for that tournament window. br0's career-level 1.00 figure blends every tracked match across 11 competitive years — so it smooths out hot streaks and slumps and lands closer to the player's steady-state ceiling than a 3-month rolling window would.
For betting use cases the career number is a floor rather than a signal: it tells you what br0 has repeatedly proven they can do. The more predictive numbers live in the recent-form block on the main player page and in the per-map splits we publish under /player/{id}/on/{map}/.
Which teams has br0 played for?
Team history is assembled from confirmed transfers and roster announcements. Current active assignment: NRG. Past teams are listed chronologically on the main player profile; major roster moves and trial periods are covered in our roster moves feed.
br0 Career — FAQ
Is br0's 1.00 rating considered good?
A 1.00 career HLTV 2.0 rating is average-to-strong for the professional level. Players in this band typically anchor Tier-2 rosters or fill support roles on Tier-1 teams.
How many CS2 matches has br0 played?
Our database records 436 professional CS2 matches featuring br0 across 11 active years. Match coverage includes Majors, Tier-1 leagues, regional qualifiers and online tournaments but excludes show-matches and friendly scrims.
Where can I see br0's per-map breakdown?
Per-map statistics — including rating and ADR on Mirage, Inferno, Dust2, Nuke, Ancient, Anubis, Train, Overpass and Vertigo — are published at /player/29593/on/{map}/. These pages isolate the player's performance on one map at a time, which is typically a stronger betting signal than blended career averages.