Rosters
Squad size
Section titled “Squad size”A team registers between 5 and 9 players. There is no separate substitute list — every registered player is simply part of the squad.
Registration requires the team name, the FACEIT team, the captain’s name, Steam and Discord, and the details of at least four and at most eight further players.
Every registered player costs and counts
Section titled “Every registered player costs and counts”Two consequences follow from squad size, and both matter before you add a ninth name.
They all pay. The entry fee is €9.90 per registered player, so a squad of five costs €49.50 and a squad of nine costs €89.10. See Registration and payment.
They all count toward placement. Every registered player feeds the division placement calculation, whether or not they play a single map. Registering a much stronger player “just in case” will push your team into a higher division and give you a harder season.
Choosing who plays
Section titled “Choosing who plays”- The team picks any five of its registered players for each match.
- A map must be finished by the five players who were on the server when it started.
- In a Bo2 or Bo3, players may be swapped between maps from the registered squad. Within a single map, no changes.
No coaches
Section titled “No coaches”CS2 does not allow a coach, and neither does this league. There is no recognised coach role and no coach may be present during a match.
Changes during a season
Section titled “Changes during a season”Rosters lock when the season begins. If you need a change anyway, open a ticket and include the same details that registration collects for any new player.
Requests are reviewed case by case and may be refused on skill-level grounds — a mid-season change that would have put your team in a different division isn’t a roster change, it’s a re-placement.
Adding a player beyond your registered squad mid-season is possible but exceptional, and handled the same way.
Not carried over from Kanaliiga
Section titled “Not carried over from Kanaliiga”Kanaliiga permits an organisation with several teams to lend a player between them, with prior admin approval. That rule exists because it is a company league where one employer fields multiple squads. Fullstack League is open, one player may only be registered to one team, and there is no lending.