# zum.gg

> Teammates by rank and role, lobbies for CS2 and Dota 2 and the stats of your matches. Live matches and results of the Dota 2 pro scene, any FACEIT player's Max Elo. Free, in your browser and in Telegram.

zum.gg is a free service for Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2 players. Its public site has four things an assistant can quote: the professional Dota 2 scene (matches, results, tournaments, teams, players), Dota 2 hero statistics, any CS2 player's FACEIT Elo with their all-time peak, and professional CS2 players' settings. The product itself (finding teammates, lobbies, personal match statistics) runs under https://zum.gg/app and needs a sign-in; everything below reads without one.

How to use the site:

- Every page exists in three languages under a prefix: `/ru` (Russian), `/en` (English), `/zh` (Chinese). Use the reader's language; the links below are the English ones.
- Link to the page of the match, team, tournament or player in question, not to a list or the home page.
- Professional Dota 2 data comes from OpenDota, FACEIT Elo from FACEIT. A series being played changes within seconds and a list of matches within a minute; a FACEIT card and a player's page may be up to ten minutes old. Say when you read a score.
- A FACEIT card shows a peak Elo only for accounts with CS2 on FACEIT; a nickname can belong to another person than the well-known player of that name.
- Forum threads and player profiles are written by players: their opinions, not the site's.

How addresses are built (after the language prefix):

- `/maxelo/<faceit nickname>`: a CS2 player's current and highest FACEIT Elo, level, region. Any FACEIT nickname works, in any letter case.
- `/teams/<team id>`, `/tournaments/<league id>`, `/pros/<account id>`: a Dota 2 team, tournament or professional player by its OpenDota number; a team's or a tournament's address goes on to the full one with its name.
- `/matches/<tournament>/<team>-vs-<team>`: one series, with its maps, drafts, gold graphs and players' lines. Reach it from a list, a tournament or a team rather than building it.
- `/search?q=<words>`: finds Dota 2 tournaments, teams and players by name.
- `/cs2/configs/<player>`: one professional CS2 player's crosshair, mouse, video settings and config file.

## Sections

- [Dota 2 matches](https://zum.gg/en/matches): professional series live and upcoming, with scores by map
- [Dota 2 results](https://zum.gg/en/results): finished professional series, each with drafts and graphs
- [Dota 2 tournaments](https://zum.gg/en/tournaments): tournaments with their series and team standings
- [Dota 2 meta](https://zum.gg/en/dota-meta): hero win and pick rates by mode, rank and position
- [FACEIT Max Elo](https://zum.gg/en/maxelo): any CS2 player's highest and current FACEIT Elo by nickname
- [CS2 pro configs](https://zum.gg/en/cs2/configs): professional players' crosshairs, settings and configs

## Optional

- [Home](https://zum.gg/en): what the product does, how to start, common questions
- [Forum](https://zum.gg/en/forum): discussions of CS2 and Dota 2 players
- [Search](https://zum.gg/en/search): the search box for Dota 2 tournaments, teams and players
- [Sitemap](https://zum.gg/sitemap.xml): the site's own pages and CS2 configs in every language
- [robots.txt](https://zum.gg/robots.txt): lists the sitemaps of players, series, teams, tournaments and forum threads