CS2 Player Database
Pro Players
SmokeLine tracks professional CS2 players organized by the team they currently play for, so you can browse a whole roster at once instead of searching for names one at a time. Each player entry brings together the identity, settings, and crosshair information that's scattered across streams, interviews, and settings databases into one place.
Organized by team
Rather than one flat alphabetical list, Pro Players groups rosters by team first. Open a team to see its current lineup together, or jump straight to a specific player if you already know who you're looking for — both paths land on the same player detail view.
What's on a player's page
- Avatar and identity — nickname and current team, kept up to date as rosters change.
- Gear — mouse, keyboard, monitor, and other hardware, where a player's setup has been publicly documented.
- Mouse settings — sensitivity, DPI, and related numbers, so you can see the actual math behind someone's aim rather than just the brand of mouse they use.
- Crosshair — a direct link into Pro Crosshairs for a copy-paste code, when one is verified for that player.
Compare and favorite
The Compare view puts two players' settings side by side, which is a faster way to answer "how different is my sensitivity from theirs" than flipping between two separate pages and holding the numbers in your head. Favoriting a player keeps them pinned in your own list — useful if you follow a specific roster and don't want to re-search for the same five names every time you open the app.
Data source transparency
Every field on a player's page traces back to a specific source — the same sourcing discipline SmokeLine applies to crosshair codes (see Pro Crosshairs for how that verification works). Where SmokeLine doesn't have a confidently sourced value for a field, it leaves that field empty rather than filling it in with a guess.