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snav

Wyatt Phillippi
25 years USA
N/A T rating
OKAY 1.10 RATING 2.0
1.10 CT rating
- ROUND SWING N/A 0.67 DPR OKAY
- MULTI-KILL N/A 76.9 ADR OKAY
72.7% KAST OKAY
0.68 KPR OKAY

Statistics

Total kills 13,981
Rounds played 20,565
Headshot % 47.4%
Kills / round 0.68
Total deaths 13,743
Assists / round 0.26
K/D Ratio 1.02
Deaths / round 0.67
Damage / Round 76.9
Saved by teammate / round
Grenade dmg / Round
Saved teammates / round
Maps played 915
Impact rating 1.10

Transfers

Player Type To Role Date
snav Voca Starter 2026-09-17

Match history for snav

Date Player team Opponent Map K-D +/- Rating 3.0
12/09/26 VOCA TL Nuke 14 - 16 -2 0.85
12/09/26 VOCA TL Anubis 14 - 18 -4 0.91
12/09/26 VOCA TL Dust2 17 - 11 +6 1.31
12/09/26 VOCA WaR Nuke 19 - 13 +6 1.03
12/09/26 VOCA WaR Mirage 17 - 14 +3 1.32

Event history for snav

FAQ

What team does snav currently play for?
snav is currently listed under Voca. This roster status was last verified on September 13, 2026. For readers checking transfers or match previews, that timestamp is the key freshness marker: it shows which team the player is attached to before using the stats and map sections for performance context.
What is snav's CS2 rating and statistics?
snav has a 1.10 rating across 475 matches, 915 maps. In the same sample, their K/D ratio is 1.02, ADR is 76.9, KAST is 72.7%, and headshot rate is 47.4%. Together, those numbers summarize fragging efficiency, damage output, round impact, and aim profile without adding unsupported big-event splits.
How large is the stats sample for snav?
snav's available sample covers 475 matches, 915 maps. That sample is the context for the rating, K/D, ADR, KAST, and map figures shown in this FAQ. Treat those values as the current measured scope rather than a complete career total across every competition.
What are snav's K/D and ADR numbers?
snav has a 1.02 K/D ratio and 76.9 ADR across 475 matches, 915 maps. Their rating in the same sample is 1.10. K/D shows kill efficiency, while ADR shows average damage output, so reading both together gives a cleaner view than either stat alone.