To be honest with you, I have been playing Counter-Strike for 10+ years (and also have CS 1.6 on my Steam account).
And if you do have one, you might be avoided as a potential CS2 beta tester. Ensure your Steam account is in good standing by not having any VAC bans.Playing in a non-toxic way, being a good teammate, and helping others will definitely increase your trust factor.
Be a good sport and ask players or friends to commend you.Try to play every day and do check the main menu often for the CS2 beta test invite. Avoid playing on community servers, as they don’t count as playtime on the Valve official servers. This will increase your playtime and is one of the major factors (but not the only one) that affects whether you get access to CS2. Play as much as you can in competitive matchmaking or casual modes. Play more Counter-Strike: Global Offensive on official Valve servers.
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