Match schedule
The full board for the next rolling seven days: group stage, playoffs, qualifiers and last-chance brackets. Each entry carries the event name, both squads, the format like best-of-three, and the scheduled start in your own hour.
CS2 schedule alerts
Never miss a CS2 match from the teams you follow.
Steppovver Matchboard is a chat bot that watches the Counter-Strike 2 calendar for you. Send it the teams you care about, and it posts each upcoming fixture straight into your chat, five minutes before the pistol round. No app to install, no spreadsheet to update, no refreshing news sites at two in the morning.
Built around three things
Every account gets the same baseline: the fixture list you care about, an alert shortly before the match begins, and full control over which teams you follow.
Five-minute reminders
One short ping, five minutes before the server goes live, with a plain link to the stream and the map pool. If the start slips, reschedule notices arrive the moment the organiser updates the fixture.
Team following
Follow NAVI, Vitality, FaZe, Spirit, G2, The MongolZ or anyone else in the CS2 circuit by profile name or team ID. Unfollow in the same message. Rosters change and the board updates with them.
How it works
From first message to first alert takes under four minutes, and there is nothing to keep open afterwards.
- 1 Start the bot. Open Steppovver Matchboard from the invite link and send hi. You get a short welcome card and your own client key.
- 2 Pick your teams. Send follow Natus Vincere, follow G2, follow Vitality as separate messages. The board answers with the next match it has on file for each side.
- 3 Set your alert window. Flip the five-minute reminder on or off with reminders on and choose a quiet window — most people set 01:30 to 08:00 so overnight European fixtures wait until morning.
- 4 Let it run. The index is refreshed every thirty minutes against the CS2 calendar, so picks, roster swaps and bracket adjustments are picked up without another message from you.
What the board looks like on a Monday
A worked example from an account that follows four teams across IEM, ESL Pro League and BLAST.
| Team | Next match | Event | Alert |
|---|---|---|---|
| Natus Vincere | Monday 18:00 | IEM Katowice group B | 17:55 |
| Vitality | Monday 21:30 | ESL Pro League week 3 | 21:25 |
| G2 | Tuesday 14:00 | BLAST Studio, best-of-three | 13:55 |
| The MongolZ | Tuesday 09:45 | Asian qualifier | Morning summary |
I followed five teams in three regions and stopped tabbing through match threads before dinner. The Tuesday 09:45 start landed while I was on a train, and the record was already in the DM waiting for me.
The essentials
- Price
- Free, with one account covering up to ten followed teams and unlimited schedule lookups.
- Coverage
- CS2 only — tier one circuits, regional qualifiers and open brackets published by tournament operators, from Majors down to EA-style cups.
- Refresh rate
- Index rebuilt every thirty minutes; a delayed fixture triggers a corrected alert within two minutes of the organiser's update.
- Setup
- No application to install and no profile to link. One chat window, one client key.
- Support
- Questions or a wrong fixture? Write to hello@steppovver.site or call +46 8 559 010 42 between 09:00 and 17:00 CET, Monday to Friday. The studio sits at Västgötagatan 12, 118 27 Stockholm.