Fake engagement check for @pcleague

Профессиональная Киберспортивная Лига | ПКЛ CS2 — public reach metrics and manipulation-risk assessment dated 2026-09-09.

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93 /100

Grade A+ low manipulation risk cleanliness index
checked 2026-09-09

Subscribers: 1,318
Median views: 720
ERR: 54.6%
Posts sampled: 40

Niche Video Games

Assessment summary

The channel represents an active community of an amateur CS2 tournament league: with an audience of 1,318 people, the median views reach 720, reflecting high engagement among competition participants. The low posting frequency (about 0.9 posts per day) ensures that an ad post will not get lost in the feed and will maintain long-term contact with the audience. The platform's main limitation is its small absolute reach, making placement primarily effective for niche gamer services and gaming-related products.

Compared with similar channels

Compared with 22 checked Video Games channels with no visible signs of manipulation. They are a similar size: 518 to 3,825 subscribers.

ERR (reach) higher than 17 of 22

54.6% for @pcleague similar channels median: 24.3%

Reactions per 100 views higher than 11 of 22

1.47 for @pcleague similar channels median: 1.46

This is not a niche norm: only channels checked by the service are included. An unusually high ERR can also be a sign of inflated views.

How the assessment was produced

Data source: Public Telegram data: posts, views, reactions, and channel metadata.
Date or snapshot: 2026-09-09
Sample: The latest 40 public posts available at check time.
Calculation method: TG Inspector calculates metrics from the saved snapshot and combines independent signals into a deterministic 0–100 cleanliness index.
Factual result: The @pcleague assessment dated 2026-09-09 uses 40 recent public posts. At that snapshot the channel had 1,318 subscribers, median post views were 720, ERR was 54.6%, and the cleanliness index was 93/100.
Limitations: This is a probabilistic assessment based on public data, not proof of intentional manipulation or a real-time channel measurement.

Full methodology and interpretation rules

Advertising outlook

Advertising placement: reasonable.

About 360–720 people will see your post in the first 48 hours.

Reach of advertising posts

Too few advertising posts to compare: 2.

What grade A+ means

Almost no signs of manipulation: reactions look real and reach matches the subscriber count. The safest place for ads.

Dynamics and anomalies

Views by post

The latest 40 posts with views, from Jul 25 to Sep 6. The dashed line is the median (720).

post views
median 720

Maximum: 2,646 views. Data as of Sep 9.

What could not be calculated

View build-up not assessed: there were no posts newer than one day.

Cleanliness-index history

The channel has been checked once — the chart will appear after the next check.

Forwarding links

@pcleague's posts are forwarded by

Only among channels we have checked.

@weclearoff 2 forwards

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Data from 2026-09-09 — 11 days old. Check the channel today before buying ads.

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Questions about @pcleague

Are there signs of audience inflation on the channel?

No, the risk score is 7 out of 100, comments are open, and the natural variance in views (CV 0.46) confirms organic audience behavior.

What reach will an ad post get?

The median reach per post is about 720 views with an audience base of 1,318 subscribers, yielding a high engagement rate (ERR around 54.6%).

Is it worthwhile to buy ads on this platform?

Placement is justified: the channel has practically no third-party ads (only 5%), and infrequent posting allows the post to remain visible to an engaged gaming audience for a long time.