Lobby check
Check a match
Was someone in your last match using aim software that leaves impossible input? Get the match analysed: every player in it gets a Neok check and their ban facts.
Sign in with Steam and connect your matches once: every Premier and Competitive match you play is then imported and checked automatically, usually 15–30 minutes after it ends, longer after a break. Automatic import isn't running yet: until it does, upload your demos.
Sign in with SteamUpload one demo, several, or your whole CS2 replays folder. Demos CSGrind already has open instantly. Sign in first, so we can keep the service fair.
Sign in with SteamA player's profile link from the scoreboard
- In CS2, hold Tab for the scoreboard and right-click to get the mouse cursor.
- Click the player and choose View Steam profile: it opens in the Steam overlay (Shift+Tab also lists recent players).
- Right-click the profile page and choose Copy page URL.
- Paste it into the search box: the profile check opens at once.
Where CS2 saves demos
- In CS2: Watch → Your Matches, pick the match and choose Download.
- CS2 saves it in its
replaysfolder, usually:C:\On another drive the path starts with your Steam library folder instead.Program Files (x86)\ Steam\ steamapps\ common\ Counter-Strike Global Offensive\ game\ csgo\ replays - Drop the whole folder on the uploader. Demos CSGrind already analysed open instantly without uploading.
Why a live match can't be checked yet
CS2 records the demo during the match, but Valve only publishes it after the match ends, to the players of that match through its share code.
Connected players get their matches imported and checked automatically, usually 15–30 minutes after it ends, longer after a break (once our Steam bot runs: until then, upload the demo). Otherwise paste the share code or upload the demo once the match is over.