Each match page shows the map and server, the final score, the winner, the MVP and a one-line story, then a scoreboard for each team with every real player’s score, time played and points per minute. If the map is in our library there’s a button to download it. Lists of matches are on the matches page, with filters, and on pages for comebacks, nail-biters and other stories.
Reading the page
- Title: the map and the server, for example “mp_italy on Example Server”.
- Score: each team’s final points and who won, or “Draw”, or “Final score not reported by this server”.
- Story: a short summary of how it went.
- Scoreboards: real players by team, with points, time played and points per minute. Players who switched sides are marked “Switched teams”. “Team not reported” means the server didn’t say which team they were on.
- Bots: not listed, but the page says how many played.
- Download: a button to get the map, if it’s in the map library.
Match stories
| Story | What happened |
|---|---|
| Comeback | The winning team was 3 or more points behind at some point. |
| Blowout | Won by 5 or more points, with the losing team on 0 or 1. |
| Nail-biter | Won by a single point. |
| Marathon | Lasted 30 minutes or more. |
Finding matches
- Matches: the latest matches, with filters for server, map and game type.
- Comebacks, nail-biters, blowouts, marathons and close games.
- Biggest matches, by number of real players.
- The archive, by year, month and day.
- Matches on one map or in one game mode, linked from map pages and the modes page.
- Every player and server page lists its recent matches.
Questions
Some players’ scores look low
Scores are what the server reports. A player who joined late shows only the points scored while they were there.
Can I link to a match?
Yes, every match has its own address. Pasting it into Discord shows a preview card.