About Eloline

Eloline is an independent project, launched in October 2026. It is not owned or funded by any team, tournament organiser, game publisher or betting company, and no one pays to change a rating, a ranking or where a match appears.

Every team has an Elo rating in each game, the same idea chess uses to rank players. After a series, both teams' ratings move according to the maps they won and lost and how strong the opponent was, so beating a top side is worth more than beating an unknown one. The gap between two ratings gives the chance of winning one map, and from that the chance of winning a best of one, three or five, including how likely each final score is. CS2 rates all teams in one pool because they meet across open and invitational events; Valorant and Rainbow Six also learn how strong each region is from international events.

Fixtures, results, rosters and stream links come from PandaScore; map, round, veto, settings and transfer details from Liquipedia (CC BY-SA 3.0); CS2 regional standings from Valve's public VRS files; videos from the official Twitch, YouTube and Kick channels. Every rating and probability is computed by Eloline.

• Live scores refresh every two minutes; ratings and rankings update after every finished series.
• The win probability shown on a finished match is the one saved before it started, not one worked out afterwards.
• Records, titles and head-to-head figures only count matches Eloline has on file, which go back to 2024, and pages say so.
• There are no betting tips, odds or paid placements on the site.
• When a result or roster is wrong, it is checked against the official source and corrected.

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