💥 BHOP DUST2 ⚡ EXTREME GAME ⚡

💥 BHOP DUST2 ⚡ EXTREME GAME ⚡ before you connect.

💥 BHOP DUST2 ⚡ EXTREME GAME ⚡ is listed in the CS2list directory at 31.130.138.88:27020, with 0 of 255 player slots recorded on Dust II. The current mode is identified as Bhop, the region is RU, and the latest directory signal reports 119 ms. The directory currently has an active record for this endpoint. These values give you a practical first picture of the session: whether the server has room for a new player, whether the map matches your plan, and whether the route appears suitable for your location.

Map and mode are not decorative labels. A player looking for aim repetitions may prefer a different environment from a player who wants standard round practice, a retake, or a community variant. Dust II can shape the angles, utility decisions, and movement patterns you meet in the first few rounds. Bhop can change the rhythm just as much. Use the detail fields as a pre-join checklist, then confirm the live state in Steam after connecting. A server name can describe a community or style, but the live game client is the final source for the current map, rules, player count, and availability.

The reported location and latency should be read as directory metadata rather than a guarantee. Your actual route depends on where you connect from, the current network path, local congestion, and the server provider. If the experience feels delayed or unstable, compare another nearby endpoint before changing your aim settings. CS2list is designed to reduce that search time by keeping the address, map, region, player count, and connection action together. You can use the Copy IP:port control when you want to inspect the address manually, or use the Steam connect action for a faster test.

Server status can change after the last scan. Players join and leave, maps rotate, owners update settings, and community servers may restart without notice. Treat this page as a transparent discovery record, not as a promise of uptime, moderation quality, or permanent player activity. If the current session fits your goal, save the address and return later; if it does not, use the directory filters to compare another map, region, or player population. A clear comparison is more useful than assuming that one listing will always be the best choice.

Security and community fields should also be interpreted carefully. A VAC flag, password flag, region label, or category field describes what was present in the imported directory record; it does not replace your own judgment about the live server. Check the rules, behavior, and current connection after joining. This page combines the available record into a readable decision surface so that you can spend less time copying addresses and more time choosing a CS2 session that fits the next round you want to play.