Valve expands VACNet case-labeling invitations
More users have received access to label VACNet cases, with selected players notified by an in-game CS2 icon.
SHOT editorial team1 min read
Valve has sent another wave of invitations to the VACNet labeling page. Players who receive access will see a VACNet icon directly in Counter-Strike 2.
What Valve announced
The company announced the new wave through the official Counter-Strike account on X on October 21. Valve thanked the people contributing labels and linked their work to recent improvements in match quality. It did not disclose how many invitations were sent or how recipients were chosen.
How participation works
The page works as part of the newer Overwatch setup: selected users review match clips involving possible violations and assign labels to them. Access is not available to every player; when an account is selected, a VACNet icon appears in the game interface.
What remains unknown
Valve has not publicly specified how many users are included, which regions are covered, or how long access lasts. The announcement therefore confirms an expansion of the program, but not its numerical scale.
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