Guide · for Admins and players
Player Lookup: Checking Any Player's AACGUARD History
Search by name, SteamID or profile link, read a player's scan history and stats, and use the Detected, Banned and Live lists.
Updated · 1 min read · by the AACGUARD team
Before a match or when a new player joins your community, it helps to know their history. AACGUARD's player lookup shows it in a few seconds.
Searching
Use the Player lookup box on the home page. You can enter:
- a Steam name,
- a SteamID64 (for example
76561198000000000) or a classic SteamID (STEAM_1:…), - or a Steam profile link.
A SteamID or profile link is the most reliable: names can be changed and shared.
What you see
- The player's AACGUARD record: number of scans, detections, recent scans with their verdicts and links, and any AACGUARD ban.
- Their CS stats: CS2 Premier and map ranks, old CS:GO lifetime stats and FACEIT, when public.
- Their AACGUARD profile, if they have one, and their Steam profile and VAC status.
The public lists
- Detected players: recent scans with SUSPICIOUS or CHEAT DETECTED verdicts, with the game the traces are for.
- Banned players: AACGUARD bans and their reasons.
- Live: who is running AACGuard Live right now, with their status, game and server.
Using it fairly
A history is context, not a verdict. Old detections count less over time, appeals can clear scans, and shared PCs can mix up histories. Use the lookup to decide whom to ask for a fresh scan, then judge the evidence in that scan.