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What is CSL

Competitive Scrims

CSL is a FACEIT-style matchmaking platform fused with an ESL-style seasonal league - built exclusively for Rust scrims. No schedules, no forum posts, no admins in DMs. Queue when your roster is online, get matched against a clan at your level, and let the platform handle servers, scores and standings.

Matches played
Clans registered
Players ranked

The ranks

Seven tiers. One ladder.

Your tier is your seat on the combined ladder, not a score you keep. There are only three Demonic seats on the whole board, and holding one means somebody else is not.

Wood

101+

101+No cap

Placed, but outside the hundred. Everyone starts here and the only way on is matches.

Seats in each tier

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Drag the dial to climb. Your own tier is read off your live ladder position, so it moves when the board does.

The Discord

The server behind the ladder

The ladder is only half of CSL. The rest of it happens in Discord: every clan has its own voice channel, every finished match lands in #Match-Results with a full scoreboard, and #Founders is where team leaders line up the next game.

Teams · voice
The CSL Discord sidebar, with a voice channel for each clan on the ladder - std, Ballhog, Redneck, Kittenz, The Skavreek team, AI TEAM, VLG, AIR-FLEET, OHIO and around fifteen more.
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A voice channel per clan

Every clan on the ladder gets its own channel under Teams. Sit in yours while the queue searches, and you can see at a glance which rosters are online tonight.

#Match-Results
Two match reports posted by the CSL bot in #Match-Results. Each shows the final score, the format and map, the MVP, and a full scoreboard listing every player's kills, damage and CSR change, above buttons for the match room, the demo, the queue and the leaderboard.
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Every match posts itself

The CSL bot drops each match in as it finishes - final score, format, map, the MVP's line, and a rendered scoreboard showing what the result did to everyone's CSR. The match room, the demo and the leaderboard are one click away.

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Founders sort the next game

#Founders is the back-and-forth between team leaders: who wants a game, who is dodging who, and who just got run over. Everyone's CSR sits next to their name, so you always know who you are arguing with. Elsewhere the server covers rosters, whitelisting, payouts and an LFM board for players between clans.

#Founders
The #Founders channel in the CSL Discord: team leaders trading trash talk and arranging games underneath a posted match result, each name tagged with the player's CSR, beside a sidebar of channels for tournament signups, rosters, payouts, whitelisting and looking for members.

Creators

Streamed as it happens

The board is quiet. When somebody is, they appear here with their channel and what they are playing - and they are paid for it. See what streaming a match pays.

How you get on this board

  1. Be in a match

    We only look at players who are in a League match that has started. Streaming from the lobby or watching someone else does not count.

  2. Be live

    On Twitch or Kick, with the channel linked to your CSL account from your profile.

  3. Put CSL in your title

    Anywhere in it - CSL, #CSL or [CSL] all work. It has to be the whole word, so CSLeague does not.

  4. Stay live and you stay up

    Your channel is checked every couple of minutes, between games as well as during them, so ending your stream takes you off the board within a check or two. If the platform cannot be reached at all you stay up for 10 minutes and then come off.

Link a channel from your profile, then see what streaming a match pays.

No tryouts. No excuses.

Your clan vs everyone.

Founding a clan takes two minutes. The first scrim finds you in less than that.