Check every player in your CS2 lobby.

How to get the profile links of everyone in your match

1. Open steamcommunity.com/my/friends/coplay in a browser while signed in to Steam. It lists the people you recently played with, newest first.
2. Or, in the Steam client, open the Players view (View → Players) for the same recent players list.
3. Open each player and copy the profile link, or copy several links into a note.
4. Paste all of them into the box above and press Check players.

Does the status command still show Steam IDs?

In CS:GO, typing status in the console listed every player's STEAM_ ID. Since 2024, players report that CS2's status no longer shows Steam IDs on Valve servers, so the recent players list is the reliable way to collect a lobby.

If you are on a server that still prints IDs, paste the whole status output: the checker picks out [U:1:…] and STEAM_ IDs and ignores the rest.

How to read a lobby

Look for gaps between numbers rather than single values. A player whose FACEIT level, Premier rating, and hours line up is easy to read. A young account with few hours and a high rating stands out, but new accounts have many innocent explanations.

Private profiles show as unavailable, not as zero. Missing data is missing, not a sign of anything.

Where this data comes from

Account age, Steam level, name, and profile visibility come from Valve's official Steam Web API and the public Steam Community profile. AIMTRACER caches them for up to 10 minutes, and the Steam level for up to an hour.

CS2 hours come from the Steam Web API's owned games list. Steam only returns it when the player's game details are public, so a private library shows as unavailable rather than zero. It is cached for up to 15 minutes.

VAC, game, and trade ban state comes from the Steam Web API's player bans endpoint, the same record behind the red ban notice on Steam profiles. Steam reports it even when the rest of the profile is private, and it is fetched fresh on each lookup.

FACEIT level, ELO, and match stats come from FACEIT's official Data API and its public profile endpoint, matched to the Steam account by its Steam64 ID, so only a FACEIT account linked to that Steam account is shown. Results are cached for up to 5 minutes. If FACEIT does not answer, the level on the player's Leetify profile is used and labelled as coming from Leetify.

Leetify ratings, the Premier rating, and recent matches come from Leetify's public profile API and only appear when the player's Leetify profile is public. AIMTRACER shows Leetify's numbers as reported and does not calculate its own ratings. They are cached for about 2 minutes.

Every lookup reads these sources live and keeps the answer only in a short cache. When a source is private or does not answer, the page says so instead of guessing, and no stat is presented as proof of cheating.