Match analysis · Feature
CS2 performance breakdown per player
The performance view is where a match stops being a scoreboard and becomes a report card — multi-kills, survival, trading, and clutch success, weighted into real impact per player.
- Impact
- Per player
- Multi-kill
- Rounds
- Clutch
- Win rate
- KAST
- Consistency
Two players can finish a match with the same kills and a completely different value to their team. One got them in lost rounds; the other won three clutches and set up four openings. The performance breakdown separates those two players.
JumpThrow.gg weighs the parts of a match that the scoreboard flattens — multi-kills, clutches, trading, and survival — into a per-player report card.
What it covers
- Impact — multi-kills, openings, and clutches weighted into real round influence.
- KAST — the share of rounds a player contributed to, the mark of consistency.
- Clutch success — how often 1vX situations are actually closed out.
- Trends — who started hot and faded, and who came alive late.
Reading it well
Use performance to find the difference between a loud game and a valuable one. A player with modest kills but 80% KAST and two clutches quietly held the team together. A player with a big frag count but low KAST spiked in a few rounds and vanished in the rest.
This view is the detail behind the headline rating; read them together, and cross-check the duels view to see where the impact was created.
What it covers
Impact, not just frags
Weighs multi-kills, openings, and clutches so the players who swing rounds stand out.
Consistency (KAST)
The share of rounds a player contributed to — the mark of a reliable performer.
Clutch success
How often players close out the 1vX situations they end up in.
Trends over the match
See who started hot and faded, and who came alive late.
Questions
Frequently asked
How is performance different from rating?
Rating is the single headline number; the performance breakdown is the detail behind it — multi-kills, clutch success, KAST, and survival — so you can see which specific inputs drove the rating up or down.
What is KAST?
KAST is the percentage of rounds in which a player got a Kill, Assist, Survived, or was Traded. It measures consistency: a high KAST means a player contributes to almost every round, even quiet ones.
Can I compare players?
Yes. The breakdown is per player and side-aware, so you can line up teammates or opponents and see exactly where the difference lies.
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