Servers
A dedicated CS2 server for your organization's practice, in the region where you play. Booked on the site, ready on time and private from the first round to the last.
- close to the roster
- Your region
- scheduled
- On time
- one organization
- Dedicated
A server for your team only.
No public servers, no queues, no renting machines elsewhere. Practice has its own address.
- Dedicated
- One machine for your practice, sharing neither CPU nor network with anyone else's match. What happens on the server is your game, and only yours.
- Ready on time
- Book practice on the site. When the team joins, the server is already updated, configured and checked; at the end, it shuts itself down.
- Scrim-ready
- Competitive format, BO1, BO2 or BO3, with your staff as match admins. No config file to paste.
- Private
- The opponent gets the address and password and plays. The rest of the practice stays with the organization that booked it.
Wherever your team plays, the server goes with it.
Latency is distance. If your organization or your players are in a country where the available servers don't keep up with the team's level, our infrastructure team sets up the server in the region closest to you.
- How to request
- Talk to the team and tell us where you play from. We assess the region with you, check your players' connections and agree on the date the server goes live.
- Cloud with global reach
- The servers run on public cloud, with data centers in South America, North America, Europe, Asia and Oceania. The chosen region is the one closest to most of the roster.
- The same experience
- In any region nothing changes for the team: the server is still dedicated, booked on the site, ready on time and private.
- Who it is for
- Organizations and pro players in any country, including those who practice or compete far from the servers available today.
Before you book.
What organizations ask about the servers.
Where are the Cronos Go servers?
In the cloud region closest to your team. The Cronos Go team picks the region with the organization, checks the players' connections and sets up the server there, in any country.
Does a server in another region lower the team's ping?
Latency depends on the distance between each player and the server. With the server in the region closest to the roster, that distance drops; before setting it up, the team checks your players' connections with you.
Who can use the Cronos Go servers?
Organizations on the Organization plan. Whoever manages the organization books practice on the site; players and coach join with the address and password.
Does the opponent need a Cronos Go account?
No. The opponent gets the game address and password and joins through CS2. Everything the practice produces stays with the organization that booked it.
How does booking work?
The organization requests the slot on the site and the Cronos Go team confirms it. At the scheduled time the server is already ready, and it shuts itself down when practice ends.
Practice close to where you play.
- A dedicated server, only for your organization's practice.
- Ready at the scheduled time and shut down at the end.
- The right region for your roster, set up by our team.
- Included in the Organization plan.