FACEIT map win rates and veto help

The veto in a few seconds

The map veto is short and usually rushed. Without data, bans end up being about habit. Atlas puts each team's recent results on every map next to each other, so the decision is based on how both lineups have actually played.

What Atlas shows during the veto

• Win rate per map for both teams, from their recent matches
• A clear call — "Ban X · keep Y", or which map to vote for in a two-map vote
• Coach priorities — a short, ordered list of what matters most in this match, each with the confidence behind it
• The sample size behind every number, so a 100% from a single match isn't mistaken for a pattern

Honest about small samples

A map with two matches isn't evidence. Atlas only marks a read as high confidence when it's backed by enough matches, labels short samples as such, and falls back to a general suggestion when the data isn't there. That's deliberate: a confident recommendation from thin data would be worse than none.

Map by map, side by side

The extended stats view adds a table with each team's win rate on every map of the pool and a map radar, so you can see at a glance where one team is clearly stronger.

How to use it

1. Install Atlas for FACEIT from the Chrome Web Store.
2. Join a FACEIT CS2 match room before the veto starts.
3. Open the match panel: the map comparison and the call update as maps get banned.

Questions

See also

• Player statsELO, form, K/D, ADR and the official FACEIT Rating for all ten players.
• ELO at stakeWhat a win and a loss are really worth to you, plus your distance to Challenger.
• Server pingPing to every region, from FACEIT's own measurement.