The feed of Steam Dashboard had two rubrics, articles and news. Today it gets a third one, Esports. It is for materials about competitive play in games on Steam, and it starts with Counter-Strike 2.
What will appear here
- Tournament results and what they changed: who won, how the teams played, how the rankings moved.
- Teams and rosters: transfers, new players, stand-ins.
- Players: their settings, their equipment and the figures that can be checked. Some pro players already have pages on the site, for example the value of the Steam accounts of ZywOo and donk in the calculator.
- Guides for players who want to get closer to the pro level, like our material about CS2 settings.
Where the facts come from
A result, a score or a roster is taken from the tournament operator, the team or a public database of matches, and the material links to it. Figures from our own data, such as players online or prices, come from the records of the site and are marked as such. When something is not confirmed, we say so instead of guessing.
Who writes
For now the materials are written by the editors of Steam Dashboard. The rubric can have its own author: a player or a commentator who knows the scene and writes regularly. The editors meet an author before the first publication and check the experience the author claims. If you want to write for the rubric, tell us on the Contribute page.
