CheckStrike

Last 30 games

Last 30 games

Is this still human?

The answer looks first at the last 30 games. If those games are missing, headshot rate is used when the kills fit the rounds, plus the account age. Bans stay out of the verdict.

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Level 10525 ms
30k360 ms
High preaim8°—10°

What counts

  • The last 30 games come first. The median of that window is the answer. If those games are missing, headshot rate is used when the kills fit the rounds.
  • Account age. A days-old or few-weeks-old account with high FACEIT, high Premier or a lot of hours is treated as a smurf. An account that is years old is not excused by age.
  • Four readings. Time to damage, preaim, headshot on sight, and accuracy while the enemy is on screen.
  • Games outside the table. If a quarter of those games sit under 305 ms, or under 4.2° of preaim, that weighs too.
  • One reading on the line stays inconclusive. Two at once, or one far past the 30k average, close the yes.

What stays out

  • VAC, game or FACEIT bans. They appear on the card and do not change the yes or the no.
  • It does not watch demos, the screen, or the game memory.
  • A very good player, with a single number on the line, stays inconclusive.
  • There is no public list of accused players. The history stays in the admin panel.
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