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TyRa

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22 years USA
1.01 T rating
OKAY 1.01 RATING 2.0
N/A CT rating
- ROUND SWING N/A 0.75 DPR OKAY
- MULTI-KILL N/A 76.8 ADR OKAY
65.0% KAST OKAY
0.67 KPR OKAY

Statistics

Total kills 3,462
Rounds played 5,155
Headshot % 56.8%
Kills / round 0.67
Total deaths 3,877
Assists / round 0.27
K/D Ratio 0.89
Deaths / round 0.75
Damage / Round 76.8
Saved by teammate / round
Grenade dmg / Round
Saved teammates / round
Maps played 246
Impact rating 1.01

Transfers

Player Type To Role Date
TyRa Iowa Stormboar Starter 2026-09-07

Match history for TyRa

Date Player team Opponent Map K-D +/- Rating 3.0
10/09/26 IOWA OT Ancient 20 - 21 -1 1.03
10/09/26 IOWA OT Mirage 5 - 14 -9 0.44
10/09/26 IOWA OT Dust2 22 - 14 +8 1.47
06/09/26 IOWA Beyond Limits Mirage 16 - 14 +2 1.09
06/09/26 IOWA Beyond Limits Dust2 29 - 17 +12 1.53

FAQ

What is TyRa's CS2 rating and statistics?
TyRa has a 1.01 rating across 126 matches, 246 maps. In the same sample, their K/D ratio is 0.89, ADR is 76.8, KAST is 65%, and headshot rate is 56.8%. Together, those numbers summarize fragging efficiency, damage output, round impact, and aim profile without adding unsupported big-event splits.
What are TyRa's K/D and ADR numbers?
TyRa has a 0.89 K/D ratio and 76.8 ADR across 126 matches, 246 maps. Their rating in the same sample is 1.01. K/D shows kill efficiency, while ADR shows average damage output, so reading both together gives a cleaner view than either stat alone.
How large is the stats sample for TyRa?
TyRa's available sample covers 126 matches, 246 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 is TyRa's best map in CS2?
TyRa's best map in the available sample is Cache, with a 1.31 rating across 2 maps. Because the sample is map-specific, it works best as a focused performance indicator rather than a complete map-pool verdict. The broader rating and ADR numbers still matter for judging consistency.