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BetBoom

Record 33–21 · #6 world (Valve) · Latest tournament: IEM Beijing 2026
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Reading the numbers

BetBoom hold a record of 33 wins and 21 losses in completed S and A tier series, most recently at IEM Beijing 2026.

Across 121 recorded maps they win 53.7% and take 50.8% of rounds: 55.7% when defending (CT) and 45.5% when attacking (T). Within the circuit that puts them in the 77th percentile for rounds won.

They win 49% of pistol rounds and go to overtime in 12% of their maps. Their strongest map is Anubis (10 of 16 won) and the one they ban most is Inferno. In Valve’s latest official ranking they are number 6 in the world.

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Series
61%
Win%
50.8%
Round %
P77
55.7%
CT %
P85
45.5%
T %
P59
49%
Pistols
P41
72.4
ADR
P64
12%
Overtime

P = percentile within the S/A group (50 = group average). For teams and players the group is every S and A tier tournament this season, not a single one.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is BetBoom in Valve’s ranking?

BetBoom is #6 in the world with 1,786 points in Valve’s official standings of 2026-11-02.

What is BetBoom's best map?

Anubis: they have won 10 of 16 maps (63%).

Who plays for BetBoom?

BetBoom players with recorded games: dmrr, Magnojez (Anchor), zorte (AWP), FL4MUS (Anchor), s1ren (Anchor), d1Ledez (Anchor), Boombl4 (Anchor).

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