Valve Regional Standings
Valve Regional Standings (VRS) are Valve's official CS2 team rankings for invites, seeding, and Major qualification context.
Valve Regional Standings
| Rank | Team | Points | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 391 | Y | 413 Points | Rank change |
| 392 | U | 407 Points | Rank change |
| 393 | D | 403 Points | Rank change |
| 394 | A | 399 Points | Rank change |
| 395 | T | 398 Points | Rank change |
| 396 | A | 397 Points | Rank change |
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How VRS works
Valve ranks five-player rosters for direct tournament invites and seeding. Lower ranks and higher points indicate a stronger position; change compares the previous published snapshot.
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Valve Regional Standings
Browse Valve Regional Standings for CS2 teams, compare regional ranking snapshots, and follow the official VRS invite and seeding order.
What do these CS2 rankings cover?
VRS is Valve's official CS2 team ranking for tournament invites, Major qualification context, and seeding. Global rank compares every listed team; regional rank shows the order within Europe, the Americas, or Asia.
What do these CS2 rankings cover?
VRS is Valve's official CS2 team ranking for tournament invites, Major qualification context, and seeding. Global rank compares every listed team; regional rank shows the order within Europe, the Americas, or Asia.
Why do ranks move between snapshots?
Movement reflects recent match results, opponent quality, and event weighting. Older matches gradually lose impact as windows roll forward.
How do I read the VRS table?
Each snapshot is a published ranking date. The history view matches exact displayed team names across snapshots; a rename starts a separate path because Valve does not publish a stable team identifier here. Points show the VRS score, and lineups are the five players attached to the selected snapshot.