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A player posts a clip of their game without saying their rank. You watch, you guess, and the answer drops: the true rank, and what everyone else guessed. Exact rank, three points; one rank off, one point. The game exists for CS2, where you guess the Premier rating bracket, and for Valorant, where you guess the tier from Iron to Radiant. Clips come from players themselves and are reviewed before they appear; guessing needs no account, the leaderboard and submitting a clip do.
| Game | What you guess | Scale |
|---|---|---|
| CS2 | The Premier rating bracket | Under 5,000 · 5–10k · 10–15k · 15–20k · 20–25k · 25–30k · 30,000 and above |
| Valorant | The competitive tier | Iron · Bronze · Silver · Gold · Platinum · Diamond · Ascendant · Immortal · Radiant |
Exact rank: 3 points. One rank off: 1 point. Further: 0. One vote per clip per person; your session score stays in your browser, the leaderboard counts votes made while signed in.
No. Guessing is open to everyone. An account is for the guessers’ leaderboard and for submitting your own clip.
Signed in, “Submit a clip” tab: paste a YouTube, Twitch (clip), Streamable or Medal link, pick your true rank, send. The clip is reviewed before it appears in the game, then you see the average rank the community gave you.
No: neither Riot nor Valve allow verifying it without an official key. The rank is self-declared, an optional tracker link can back it, and an obviously false clip is rejected at review or can be reported.
Because it is the scale players quote today (“I’m 18k”) and it is shared across maps, whereas competitive ranks are per map.
Yes, entirely. Videos stay hosted on their original platform.