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x1nk1n

Matvei Chadromtsev
16 years Russia
1.04 T rating
OKAY 1.04 RATING 2.0
1.04 CT rating
- ROUND SWING N/A 0.68 DPR OKAY
- MULTI-KILL N/A 66.4 ADR LOW
71.1% KAST OKAY
0.63 KPR OKAY

Statistics

Total kills 999
Rounds played 1,584
Headshot % 64.1%
Kills / round 0.63
Total deaths 1,073
Assists / round 0.20
K/D Ratio 0.93
Deaths / round 0.68
Damage / Round 66.4
Saved by teammate / round —
Grenade dmg / Round —
Saved teammates / round —
Maps played 74
Impact rating 1.04

Transfers

Player Type To Role Date
x1nk1n → NEW VISION Starter 2026-08-16

Match history for x1nk1n

Date Player team Opponent Map K-D +/- Rating 3.0
17/08/26 NV VEX Mirage 8 - 17 -9 0.66
17/08/26 NV VEX Ancient 15 - 19 -4 1.02
15/08/26 NV FF Nuke 9 - 11 -2 0.65
15/08/26 NV FF Anubis 20 - 10 +10 1.94
14/08/26 NV ARCH Ancient 19 - 11 +8 1.47

FAQ

What is x1nk1n's CS2 rating and statistics?
x1nk1n has a 1.04 rating across 33 matches, 74 maps. In the same sample, their K/D ratio is 0.93, ADR is 66.4, KAST is 71.1%, and headshot rate is 64.1%. Together, those numbers summarize fragging efficiency, damage output, round impact, and aim profile without adding unsupported big-event splits.
What are x1nk1n's K/D and ADR numbers?
x1nk1n has a 0.93 K/D ratio and 66.4 ADR across 33 matches, 74 maps. Their rating in the same sample is 1.04. 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 x1nk1n?
x1nk1n's available sample covers 33 matches, 74 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 x1nk1n's best map in CS2?
x1nk1n's best map in the available sample is Anubis, with a 1.35 rating across 4 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.