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Determining if a player is cheating in CS2 can be done by observing their in-game behavior, checking their player profile and stats on third-party sites, and reviewing match demos.
In-Game Observations
The most immediate way to spot a cheater is through suspicious gameplay during a match.
Unnatural Aim and Reaction Speed: Look for players who consistently land headshots with perfect accuracy or snap to targets faster than humanly possible. Aimbots and trigger bots often result in extremely high headshot percentages (e.g., 90%+).
Knowledge of Enemy Positions (Wallhacks/ESP): This is indicated by players who seem to always know where opponents are hiding, even without information like audio cues or team callouts. Signs include:
Prefiring angles with perfect timing.
Aiming through walls or smoke.
Running around the map but suddenly walking when near a hidden enemy.
Ignoring normal game sense like not checking common corners but pre-aiming an obscure position where an enemy is present.
Crosshair movements that briefly or frequently flick to an enemy's outline through a wall.
Unusual Movement: Movement hacks can make players glide across the map or perform maneuvers that defy game physics.
Inconsistent or "Bipolar" Play: A player might have a series of questionable rounds but suddenly perform flawlessly in important rounds, possibly toggling their cheats on and off to avoid detection. Cheaters often exhibit poor general game mechanics, utility usage, and crosshair placement, despite having god-tier aim or awareness.
Testing Suspicions: You can test a wallhacker by "fake peeking" a corner (moving as if to peek, then stopping). A cheater might shoot at the empty space as they react to your movement through the wall.
Using External Tools and Stats
Third-party websites can provide statistical evidence that may indicate cheating.
CSStats or Leetify: Check the player's stats on sites like csstats.gg or Leetify.
High Aim Rating/Low Time to Damage: An aim rating of 95+ or a consistent time to damage (TTD) under 400ms across many games is highly suspicious.
Disproportionate Stats: Look for a very high aim/kill-death ratio (K/D) paired with very low utility usage (grenade damage, flashes, etc.).
Inconsistent History: A player with overall low stats but a recent, massive spike in performance or an incredibly high win rate is a red flag.
Steam Profile Analysis: The player's Steam profile can offer clues:
New or Private Profile: A new account, a private profile, or one with no other games/achievements is often suspicious.
Account History: An old account with many hours but no medals, or a large time gap in activity, might be a bought or stolen account now used for cheating.
No Skins/Inventory: A lack of investment in the account's inventory can suggest it's a "burner" account.
Post-Match Review
For definitive proof, the best method is to download and review the match demo.
Watch the match from the suspected player's point of view to confirm if their crosshair placement, movement, and awareness align with a normal, skilled player or someone using external assistance.
What to Do
If you are convinced a player is cheating, the only action you can take is to report them in-game and move on. Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC) will handle the investigation.

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