Independently maintained global team and individual Play-CS.com leaderboards.

P-CS L stands for „Play-CS.com Leaderboards“ and independently maintains global team and individual leaderboards based on Counter-Strike 1.6 gameplay within the Play-CS.com platform.

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Play-CS.com is a gaming platform that offers a browser based version of Counter-Strike 1.6, playable outside of the Steam ecosystem in any modern browser with internet access.

P-CS L and Play-CS.com are not affiliated. For further questions regarding Play-CS.com please visit:
Play-CS.com/en/faq

All Leaderboards on P-CS L are compiled from the public Play-CS.com ELO-based player rating:
Play-CS.com/rating

P-CS L includes all registered Play-CS.com players with an ELO rating of at least 20.000 when compiling leaderboards.

P-CS L scans player names for matching team-tags to create team stats when compiling leaderboards.

To create or join a team add a team-tag to your player name. To leave a team remove the team-tag from your player name. A team consists of at least two players. There is no max. player count for a team.

There are several reasons for a player or team to not be included in any of the leaderboards:

• Player ELO rating is below 20.000
• Player name contains hateful/NSFW elements
• Player name contains non-processable special characters
• Team-tag does not match any other players’ team-tag

If you are looking for a specific profile: try our search. You can search by player ID, name, team, and location (2 letter country code).

The top min. 2 to max. 5 player ELO ratings count towards the leaderboard relevant average ELO rating of a team. These top players are considered “Stars”.

The all-time team leaderboard considers players joining/leaving a team, which can have significant impact on the average team ELO rating.

The weekly team leaderboard only considers actual player ELO rating changes.

Leaderboards are updated daily so any changes to player names and stats can take up to 24 hours to be visible.

P-CS L is maintained by Love & friends.
Website by Naasner Office.

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A chart or table listing leaders in a competition.

A number for comparing the relative skill levels of players.

Team players whose ELO ratings count towards their teams average ELO rating.

Short for kill-death-ratio, the average stat of kills per death for a player.

Leading team of the all-time team leaderboard.

Leading team of the weekly team leaderboard.

Leading player of the weekly individual leaderboard.

Leading player of the weekly kills leaderboard.

Leading player of the weekly kills/deaths ratio leaderboard.

Leading player of the weekly deaths leaderboard.