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CS2 cheating, bans & stats — explained

Short, practical guides on reading a Steam profile: what a ban actually means, which signals point at cheating, and which ones just make a good player look suspicious.

How to spot a cheater in CS2
The signals that actually indicate cheating in Counter-Strike 2 — and the ones that just make a good player look suspicious.
What is a VAC ban in CS2?
What a VAC ban means, how it differs from a game ban, whether it can be removed, and how to check any Steam account for one.
How to spot a smurf in CS2
How to tell a smurf from a cheater and from a genuinely new player, using account age, playtime and performance data.
What is a good headshot percentage in CS2?
What headshot percentage actually measures, what counts as good, and why two sites can show completely different numbers for the same player.