How to use Praccs
Praccs has team listings and personal player listings. Posting a team pracc or responding on behalf of another team requires linked Steam. An individual player can respond to a team pracc with a completed profile and an available contact. To post a personal pracc, you need a completed player profile and linked Steam. Actions on behalf of a team are available to members with permission to manage praccs; the interface shows the actions available for the selected team.
The public pracc page shows up to nine upcoming team listings without sign-in. A card opens the listing in the app, while See all scrims opens the full directory. Sign in to respond. Personal listings remain in the app feed.
An owner or captain with a completed player profile, or a coach with a completed coach profile, can post a team pracc if they have active team membership and permission to manage praccs. The owner and captain review incoming team responses.
The “Suitable praccs · N” panel shows recommendations for the next seven days. N counts distinct team listings, with at most one listing per window. The panel arrows browse later weeks; the entire suitable opponent card opens its pracc. It is a short list, not the full pracc directory. Common windows are based on overlaps in starting players' precise weekly availability from their profiles. The existing play-day and usual prime-time fields remain separate for player search and do not determine team availability. The 4/5 and 5/5 counts describe typical schedule availability, not an RSVP or confirmed attendance.
A pracc can start in a displayed 4/5 window and end in the adjacent 5/5 window if the same group of at least four players remains available continuously for its full duration. It can extend beyond one displayed window; the exact start time is shown separately.
If the selected period has no shared windows, the panel explains one reason in order: incomplete MAIN, missing exact schedules for some MAIN players, or no shared time with complete data. The explanation does not identify players with missing schedules; you can open the roster when a reason is known. If a MAIN player's weekly intervals or profile time zone are missing, their schedule is treated as unknown; they may see a link from Team Overview or Calendar to complete the missing details in their profile, when that action is available. Each player enters their own details. When search is available for the selected window, “Browse team praccs” opens team listings in a new tab in the selected team's context; the list is not filtered by the window's time. The recommendations panel stays open on the selected day. Check the listing's time and terms, then agree on the pracc through a response. When the panel suggests a specific listing, its link opens the listing for viewing without sending a response; response actions depend on the selected team's permissions. “Back to recommendations” returns to the original Overview or restores the selected Calendar day and window. If a refresh fails, recommendations and actions remain unavailable until current data loads. Availability does not confirm attendance for a specific pracc; players respond separately to an event invitation.
Opening a listing does not by itself grant permission to respond on behalf of a team. Check that the response action is available for the selected team before sending it.
Suggest a time in your response
When responding to a personal or team pracc, keep the original start or suggest a time up to one hour earlier or later. Players and teams use the same time choices, shown in the listing's time zone. Responses show the applicant's proposal; check the agreed time before confirming.
Selecting a response fixes its proposed time for agreement. Cancellation restores the listing's original time. Each new selection creates a separate attempt; the previously agreed time stays in its history. For team praccs, the server also checks the team's schedule for conflicts.
Post a team pracc
If you have permission to create training and manage praccs, Team Overview lets you schedule a training and publish a team listing in one submission. See the team calendar guide for the fields and conditions. The listing starts after training, but does not mean another team has agreed to the pracc.
- Open Praccs and choose Post → As a team.
- Choose a team in the form: coach mode offers teams you coach, while player mode offers the team you play for.
- Set the date and time with a time zone, region, format, server, and map selection method. The team's average ELO is calculated from its roster and is not entered manually.
- Check the publishing requirements and fix any blocking issues shown by the interface.
- Publish the listing and open a suitable response from another team.
- If the terms work for you, select the response. Then both teams must confirm the pracc.
If several teams respond, the listing card shows every team response and its status. The selected team becomes the opponent; other responses stay pending and cannot be selected. While the applicable deadline allows, the owner can reject them and applicants can withdraw them. After confirmation, these actions remain available until the pracc ends. Cancelling a confirmed team pracc closes the listing and its remaining responses.
After both teams confirm, the team pracc is agreed and linked events appear in both team calendars. Manage those events from Praccs. If a listing expires without an agreed pracc, create a new one and choose another time.
My praccs keeps your current and upcoming team listings, including agreed ones. Completed and expired listings do not appear there. After an opponent is selected, only members of the owner's team who can manage praccs and the selected opponent can open the team listing's direct link: a team member with the same permission or the selected player. Other requesters cannot open the listing.
The owner and captain can also open actions that need a decision under My Team → Overview. Details opens the listing in Praccs.
The chat opens in an agreed team pracc's detail card for members with permission to manage praccs. Use it to coordinate with the opponent and save a server address. The chat is hidden before the pracc is agreed. For a pracc between two teams, chat and server access end with the scheduled playing window, including through direct links. Record the result and rate the opponent through the action on Home, the team overview, or “Record result” in the listing details. The button is available only while your team has not saved its result and you have permission. In the form, choose whether the pracc was played, then select the opponent ratings or cancellation reason and choose “Save result” or “Submit”.
Above the conversation, choose “Add server”, enter an HTTPS link or a command such as connect server.example:27015, and save it. “Open server” opens a saved link; “Copy connect command” copies the command for the CS2 console. The update details show who changed the address and when. Use “Edit” to replace or remove it. “Cancel” closes the form without saving. Only participants in the agreed pracc can see the address.
In Requests, correspondence for one agreed pracc appears as a single “Pracc request” row. The counter shows unread messages; “+” means more notifications remain to be loaded. Select the row to open the pracc with its chat.
Post a personal pracc
To find an opponent on your own, open the personal listing form. Set the date and time, time zone, region, format, server, maps or map selection method, your declared rating, and a description. Choose an available contact method. Personal listings are marked “From player” in the feed. You cannot edit a published listing, but you can remove it and post a new one.
The personal listing stays active until three hours after its scheduled start, then expires. While it is active, the owner sees it under My praccs, including after an agreement. Once the owner selects a request for confirmation, the listing leaves the public feed because new requests are unavailable. If that agreement is cancelled before the listing expires, it appears in the feed again. During selection and after confirmation, only the owner and the selected opponent can open its direct link: the selected player or a member of the selected team with permission to manage praccs. The listing is unavailable to everyone else. Your contact is not shown in the public feed. To respond to a personal listing, open it and choose whether to send a request as yourself or as a team. A completed player profile is required to respond as yourself; responding for a team requires permission to manage praccs. Choose one of the available contacts and send the request.
The owner sees the responses and the contact method selected by each requester. The owner can select only one response for agreement; other pending responses remain visible but cannot be selected while an opponent is selected. The selected requester must then confirm the terms. After confirmation, a chat with the listing owner opens, and the owner's contact becomes available to the selected requester. Other responses remain pending: until the listing expires, the owner can reject them and applicants can withdraw them.
The agreed personal pracc chat can also store an HTTPS server link or a connect command. Only participants in that agreement attempt can see the address.
Either party can cancel the agreement. If the listing is still active, the selected and temporarily paused responses can be reviewed again. Responses rejected by the owner or withdrawn by the requester stay closed. After cancellation, the old chat remains read-only for its former participants; a new selection opens a new chat with no old messages. Even if the same requester is selected again, the chat starts empty. A personal pracc does not create a team calendar event or use the team agreement flow.
Each request shows the applicant's name, avatar, FACEIT level when known, status and message. Profile opens the player's profile; Steam, Telegram and supported additional-contact buttons open the corresponding contact channel. Contacts without a supported link remain visible as text.
After responding to a team pracc, open Requests to check its status. Responses and statuses for personal listings are available from the listing and Requests → Praccs. The selected requester can confirm there; each agreement attempt has its own conversation.
Team listings use the current MAIN roster. The interface's readiness check shows what must be fixed before publishing.
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