The match-history connection needs a Game Authentication Code and one or more match share codes. Steam only lists the matches played after the code we start from, so paste the share link of your oldest match of the last 30 days (in CS2: Watch, Your Matches, copy share link) and everything after it is fetched. The authentication code, and your latest share code, come from Steam's help page. These codes only let us list and fetch your own matchmaking demos. We can never act on your account.
Usually a few minutes once it starts; if there's a queue it can take longer. You can close the page. Your report link stays live and it appears under My Reports.
Match details fill in progressively after you connect your codes; brand-new matches can take a few minutes to appear. Only competitive matchmaking games show up. Matches played before the share code you linked are not listed: paste the share link of an older match in Settings and everything after it is fetched.
No. Everything here is triage, not a verdict. A high score means the match deserves human review, nothing more. The full methodology is on How it works.
Type !suspected <nickname> in match chat. It needs a Suspect.gg account with your match history linked: once that match syncs and is analyzed, we tell you in the bell, and by Steam DM if our bot is your friend, which players our models marked for review and what happened to the player you named. Automatic reels of that player come with paid plans. After you sign up, the bot (76561198707997429) sends you one friend request; accept it or add the bot yourself. Any other account claiming to be us is fake.
Yes. You can analyze any demo free, and render one evidence reel per day. Anonymous renders aren't saved and can't be published. A free account keeps your reports and reels.
Every public entry has an "Appeal / remove" link. A person reviews every appeal within 48 hours. While it's open, the report shows an "under appeal" badge and its clip is kept off the player's profile and the Review Room. If the appeal is upheld, the report is withdrawn and its clip no longer plays anywhere on Suspect.gg. Entries are always labelled alleged.
Open it under My Reports and delete it. Published YouTube videos stay Unlisted; deleting the report removes it from your history and the watchlist.