Counter-Strike PRO Skill

Counter-Strike PRO Skill is a ranking system implemented by Valve in the game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) to measure the skill level of players.

The CS:GO PRO Skill ranking system uses a hidden rating system for matchmaking purposes. It takes into account various factors, such as individual performance, wins/losses, and the skill level of opponents, to determine a player's skill group.

The skill groups in CS:GO PRO Skill range from Silver I (low) to Global Elite (high). There are a total of 18 skill groups that reflect different levels of skill and experience.

The ranking system aims to provide a fair representation of player skill, but individual performance may vary. Additionally, external factors like smurfing or account boosting can influence rank accuracy.

Yes, you can improve your rank by consistently performing well, winning matches, and demonstrating your skills in competitive games. Focus on individual improvement and teamwork to climb the ranks.

Yes, if you consistently underperform or lose matches, your rank may decrease. The ranking system evaluates your performance over time, so maintaining good performance is essential to prevent deranking.

While there are no direct in-game rewards for achieving higher ranks, a higher skill group often indicates a higher level of proficiency and is recognized as a sign of accomplishment within the CS:GO community.

No, the PRO Skill ranking system is primarily used for competitive matchmaking but is also taken into consideration in other game modes, such as Wingman and Danger Zone.

Yes, you can view the skill groups of other players in the game's scoreboard during competitive matches. However, you cannot directly see the rating or exact progress towards the next rank.

Yes, Valve periodically makes adjustments to the PRO Skill ranking system based on player feedback and ongoing analysis. These updates aim to improve accuracy and address any potential issues.