Ranks in previous matches
Is it possible to see the rank of all players in previous matches? I forgot to check the ranks at the end of my last match
Best Answer
This is not possible.
But you can download your previous matches for a replay. For that you have to go to the "Watch" menu in the main screen. (Top red circle in the following picture.)
There you can see your previouses matches and with clicking on them you can download them. If they're download, you can click them again to see a dropdown menu where normal replay watching is possible and to only watch your highlights in that match. (Lower red circle)
If you watch your highlights, the whole match will be replayed, but scenes where you don't kill or don't plant/defuse a bomb will be skipped in high-speed.
If you press tab to see the score board in replay, you will only see your own rank.

FYI: If you tab to score screen while replay and click on a player, then "CS:GO profile", it will open the Steam Community profile instead. So this is not possible, too.
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How do I see previous ranks in CS:GO?
If you press tab to see the score board in replay, you will only see your own rank. FYI: If you tab to score screen while replay and click on a player, then "CS:GO profile", it will open the Steam Community profile instead.How many competitive matches do you need to win to rank up?
A player with 20 wins is able to rank-up and/or de-rank A LOT faster than one with +100 wins. So the more matches you\xb4ve won, the slower you\xb4re ranking up and de-ranking.How many games does it take to rank up in CS:GO?
You will need to win ten matches in order to get ranked in CS:GO and while you are not ranked you will be thrown into games with a broad mix of skill levels \u2013 this is very intimidating, but is necessary for the game to figure out which rank you belong to.Can you rank up from short matches?
CAN YOU RANK UP ON SHORT MATCH YES OR NO? Yes you can!How A Player Lost The HIGHEST RANK In League of Legends
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