Valve Regional Standings

Valve Regional Standings (VRS) are Valve's official CS2 team rankings for invites, seeding, and Major qualification context.

Global team leaderboard
Rank	Team	Points	Change
241	P	692 Points	Rank change
242	A	689 Points	Rank change
243	I	688 Points	Rank change
244	B	686 Points	Rank change
245		686 Points	Rank change
246	U	685 Points	Rank change
247	S	684 Points	Rank change
248	J	683 Points	Rank change
249	R	678 Points	Rank change
250	E	677 Points	Rank change
251	C	674 Points	Rank change
252	B	672 Points	Rank change
253	A	668 Points	Rank change
254	M	668 Points	Rank change
255		668 Points	Rank change
256	M	667 Points	Rank change
257		667 Points	Rank change
258		666 Points	Rank change
259	A	666 Points	Rank change
260	Y	663 Points	Rank change
261	C	662 Points	Rank change
262	R	662 Points	Rank change
263	A	661 Points	Rank change
264	C	660 Points	Rank change
265	F	659 Points	Rank change
266	A	658 Points	Rank change
267	K	656 Points	Rank change
268	B	653 Points	Rank change
269	I	651 Points	Rank change
270	J	650 Points	Rank change

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.

See Valve's methodology

FAQ

Valve Regional Standings

Browse Valve Regional Standings for CS2 teams, compare regional ranking snapshots, and follow the official VRS invite and seeding order.

FAQ

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.