Open events
Put your lineup to the test in QSL’s open CS2 events. Build match experience and see what your team needs to work on next.
Open competition is not automatically VRS-sanctioned.
QUICKSHOT LEAGUE · EUROPEAN CS2
Build your team. Find your next tournament. Compete toward Valve Regional Standings.
QSL runs international CS2 tournaments, from open competition to VRS open qualifiers and Valve VRS-sanctioned events. Start here to understand the routes and get your roster ready.
Entry does not guarantee qualification or a place in the standings.
ROUTES
Looking for match experience or a shot at a VRS event? Check the event type before you enter.
Put your lineup to the test in QSL’s open CS2 events. Build match experience and see what your team needs to work on next.
Open competition is not automatically VRS-sanctioned.
Compete for entry to the event named in the qualifier. Check its rules for available places, roster requirements and how teams advance.
An open qualifier is a route into an event, not a guarantee of VRS ranking credit.
Enter QSL’s Valve VRS-sanctioned events with an eligible roster. Results are assessed under Valve’s ranking methodology; QSL does not award or control VRS positions.
Standings are calculated solely by Valve under VRS methodology.
See Valve Regional Standings on QSL, sourced from Valve’s public GitHub repository.
These are entry options, not mandatory stages. Each event’s rules determine who can enter and how qualification works.
UPCOMING
Check what’s coming up, where it’s hosted and what your team needs to enter.
ELIGIBILITY
Before entering a QSL VRS event, make sure your team meets these requirements.
Sign in or create an account to manage your player profile and team.
Your team must have at least five players. Check your roster before you register.
Every player must have a linked FACEIT account and be verified, even when the event is hosted on Challengermode.
Every player’s required private details must be approved. Submitted details alone do not complete this requirement.
These requirements do not replace the event rules. Check the tournament’s entry conditions before registering.
Read the rulesVRS EXPLAINED
We organise international CS2 tournaments and provide routes into VRS-sanctioned competition. Event rules set the entry requirements and qualification process.
Valve Regional Standings are calculated using Valve’s methodology. Entering an event, qualifying or winning matches does not guarantee a ranking position or a particular change.
Our rankings page uses standings from Valve’s public GitHub repository. It is a view of Valve’s published data, not a separate QSL ranking system.
Track where teams stand based on Valve's official published data. We display a source timestamp only when available, without labeling the standings “live” unless verified.
FAQ
QSL’s VRS-sanctioned events are hosted on Challengermode. Open events and VRS open qualifiers are hosted on FACEIT. Check the tournament listing for its host.
No. A platform label does not establish VRS status. Check whether the listing identifies an open event, a VRS open qualifier or a VRS-sanctioned event.
Not automatically. A qualifier provides entry to its named event according to its rules. VRS inclusion and ranking changes depend on Valve’s methodology.
QSL requires every player on a VRS team to be FACEIT-linked and verified, regardless of where the tournament is hosted.
Read the QSL rules and the rules for the specific event before registering.
ABOUT QSL
Quickshot League is an international CS2 tournament organiser. We run open events, VRS open qualifiers and VRS-sanctioned tournaments, with clear entry requirements so teams can prepare before they play.
About Quickshot LeagueQSL is an independent tournament organiser. References to Valve, ESL, FACEIT and Challengermode do not imply partnership or endorsement.
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