About | Kleverr

BUILT FOR BALTIC ESPORT

Baltic by design

Kleverr.gg is built for fans, players, and teams in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia. Global CS2 is covered — but the Baltic scene is never treated as a footnote.

Data we own

The Kleverr Koeficients is our proprietary rating system. We don't license HLTV's data or FACEIT's API as a black box — we compute our own metrics, so we can explain every number.

Editorial, not algorithmic

Match reports, player profiles, and news are written by human journalists who follow the Baltic scene. We do not auto-generate content.

WHAT IS ESPORTS?

INTRODUCE

E-sports (electronic sports) refers to organised, competitive video game play at a professional or semi-professional level. Unlike casual gaming, esports follows the structure of traditional sports: teams, leagues, seasons, standings, coaches, analysts, and dedicated venues.

The most popular disciplines globally are Counter-Strike 2 (CS2), Valorant, Dota 2, League of Legends, and EA Sports FC. In the Baltics, CS2 dominates — it has the deepest amateur infrastructure and the longest history of organised competition in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia.

Professional CS2 is played at a global level through events such as the Valve Majors, BLAST Premier, and the ESL Pro League. The Baltic scene feeds directly into this ecosystem through amateur leagues, FACEIT matchmaking ladders, and open qualifiers.

BALTIC ESPORTS IN NUMBERS

Registered Baltic players

€0

Prize money awarded in Baltic

CS2 division tournaments

2021

Year Kleverr was founded

ESPORTS DICTIONARY

Ace

One player gets all five enemy kills / eliminations in a single round

ADC

Attack Damage Carry — typically the bot-lane marksman role

AWP

Anti-material sniper rifle

Baron

Baron Nashor — powerful neutral objective that buffs the team

Bo1 / Bo3 / Bo5

Best of 1 / 3 / 5 — match format

Buyback

Spending gold to respawn immediately after dying

Carry

Late-game damage dealer who scales with farm and items

Clutch

Winning a round or fight in a low-odds 1vX situation

Dragon

Elemental Drake / Elder Dragon — map objectives that grant stacking buffs

E-sports

Organised competitive video gaming

Eco round

Round where a team buys little or nothing to save money for the next round

Faceit ELO

Matchmaking skill rating on the FACEIT platform

Gank

Roaming to another lane to surprise and kill an enemy

High ground

The elevated area around a team's base; defending it is often decisive

HLTV Rating

HLTV's per-match player performance metric

IGL

In-game leader — calls strategy for the team

Koeficients (kleverr)

Kleverr's proprietary 0–10 player rating

KOST

Kill, Objective, Survive, Traded — round contribution metric

Operator

Expensive bolt-action sniper rifle (often shortened to Op)

Roshan

Powerful neutral boss that drops the Aegis of the Immortal

Spike

Bomb-like objective attackers plant; defenders must stop the plant or defuse it

Support

Role focused on utility and enabling teammates rather than primary fragging or damage

Tier 1 / S-tier

Highest level of professional competition (also called S-tier)

Tower dive

Engaging an enemy under their turret, accepting tower damage

Ult economy

Managing ultimate-ability charge across a half or map

Veto

Map selection / ban process before a match

Virsliga

Top tier of the Baltic CS2 amateur league

VRS

Valve Regional Standings — official team ranking