What is a CS2 FACEIT divisions boost?
A FACEIT divisions boost targets FACEIT's seasonal league ladder - the named divisions such as Open, Intermediate, Main and Advanced that run by season, with promotion, relegation and playoffs - rather than the Elo skill levels on their own.
Who it's for: League players who want to move up a division, not just raise their Elo number.
- Starting price
- From $15.00 before optional extras. The calculator shows the exact price for your order before checkout.
- System
- FACEIT league divisions - seasonal, with promotion and relegation
- How you order
- Current and target Level 1-10; your target level stands for the division it corresponds to
- Relation to Elo levels
- A separate ladder - league placement tracks the level of the players in it
- Relation to Premier
- None - your Valve rating is unaffected.
- Platforms
- PC
- Play it yourself?
- Yes - duo is available.
- Account safety
- Region-matched VPN, offline mode and direct chat with your booster.
- Start time
- Typically within 5 minutes of payment.
What's included
- Direct chat with the player handling your order
- Progress tracked in your BoostingXP dashboard
- Offline mode - we do not touch your friends list or reply to messages
- Private stream of your games on request
- 24/7 support while your order is open
How to order
- Build your order on this page and confirm what you want.
- Check out - your order opens in your dashboard straight away.
- A pro picks it up and messages you in chat.
- Follow progress live, and ask for a private stream any time.
CS2 FACEIT Divisions Boosting: Move Up the League Ladder
FACEIT runs two ladders for CS2. The skill levels, 1 to 10, follow your Elo from one match to the next. The league divisions are a separate, seasonal ladder of named divisions played through a season. A FACEIT divisions boost is aimed at the league ladder.
Neither ladder has anything to do with Valve's Premier rating: a new division does not move your CS Rating, and the reverse is true too.
What FACEIT Divisions Are
FACEIT's leagues - ESEA League and similar seasonal competitions - sort teams into named divisions such as Open, Intermediate, Main and Advanced, and some divisions are split further into sub-groups. A division is a place in a league, earned with a team over a season, rather than a number that rises and falls with every match.
How a League Season Works
Divisions run on a seasonal schedule. Results across the season decide who moves: promotion to the division above, relegation to the one below, and playoffs to close the season out. That is the main difference from the Elo levels, where a single win or loss can change your level on the spot.
How You Order: Levels Stand for Divisions
The order form uses FACEIT's Level 1-10 scale as the measure, because league placement follows the level of the players in it. Choose your current level and the level that matches the division you are aiming for, and your booster places you in the division that fits it. If you have a particular division or season in mind, say so in the order chat.
Each level step has its own price, added together, and Priority Order, Play with Booster and Streaming are added on top.
FACEIT Divisions vs FACEIT Rank Boost
Side by side, the two ladders compare like this. If the level itself is what matters, the FACEIT rank boost climbs the Elo levels directly; for a set number of wins with no target at all, see the FACEIT win boost.
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FACEIT divisions boost |
FACEIT rank boost |
| Ladder |
Seasonal league divisions |
Elo skill levels 1-10 |
| How it moves |
Promotion and relegation over a season, then playoffs |
Elo gained or lost every match |
| Where it is played |
Team league matches through the season |
FACEIT matchmaking |
| Your target |
The division that matches your chosen level |
The level itself |
Order Options
- Priority Order - top of the queue, completed at double the standard speed
- Play with Booster - play the matches yourself, with the booster in your team
- Streaming - a private stream link to watch the matches
- Appear Offline - included free and on by default