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What behavior score is and why people boost it

Behavior score is your internal conduct rating in Dota 2, on a 0–12,000 scale. Valve grants points for matches played without reports and takes them away for leaving, toxicity, and chat abuse. When your score drops below 6,000, the account falls into the low-priority pool — you get matched with leavers, trolls and ruiners. Queue times grow, match quality drops, someone leaves every 2–3 minutes. A boost means a 7,500+ MMR booster who carefully raises your behavior score until you're out of the low-priority pool.

How much a behavior score boost costs — real 2026 prices

The cost is counted in segments: the closer to 12,000, the more each 1,000 points costs. The minimum order is from $19; on your first order the NZK18 promo code takes another 18% off at checkout.

• 0–3,000 — $39 per 1,000 points. The cheapest segment: matches here are short and the pace is high.
• 3,000–5,000 — $58 per 1,000 points. Climbing out of the harsh low-priority pool, where each game gives less behavior score.
• 5,000–7,500 — $62 per 1,000 points. The middle range, with a steady pace.
• 7,500–12,000 — $72 per 1,000 points. The ceiling: matches run longer, discipline is stricter, progress is slower.

Price modifiers

• MMR 7,500+: a ×1.30 multiplier. At high rating the boost is harder because of the match level and the number of reports.
• NZK18 promo code: −18% on your first order. Works on behavior score boost, MMR boost, calibration and coaching.
• Acceleration: if needed we put two boosters on it — the order is completed 1.5–2× faster.
• Invisible mode: free. The booster plays offline, your friends don't see you online.

How long a boost takes

In the low range (0–3,000) it goes faster — about 3 days per 1,000 points: matches are short, the pace is high. Higher up — ≈5 days per 1,000 points: the standards for game quality and the number of clean games rise. This is data from hundreds of orders, not a marketing promise. A boost from 3,000 to 9,000 takes about 30 days. From 1,000 to 3,000 — around 6 days. The speed depends on the behavior score range.

Valve awards behavior score not for "winning" but for the absence of negative triggers: the booster doesn't leave, doesn't abuse chat, doesn't enable ruiners. That's why a one-day boost is physically impossible — you have to play enough matches in "clean" mode for the system to recalculate the rating.

What the low-priority pool is

The low-priority pool (Low Priority + Behavior Pool) is the matchmaking pool for players with a low behavior score. Signs you're in the low-priority pool:

• Long queue times — 5–15 minutes instead of the usual 1–3.
• Teammates leaving in the 2–10 minute mark every other match.
• Constant chat mute, support-role abuse, mid feeding.
• A "low behavior score" message in the client.
• Being locked out of ranked matches after a series of reports.

Getting out of the pool is only possible by raising your behavior score to 8,000+. One or two "clean" matches won't fix it — you need a sustained streak with no reports and no leaving.

Is boosting safe for the account

The short answer is yes. Valve has no automated systems to detect boosting or behavior score recovery: the only signal is a player who files a report. Boosters play with digital footprint switching (User-Agent, time zones, click sequences), in offline mode, with no chat and no trolling. Across 8,228 orders since 2021 — 0 bans.

How we work — behind the scenes

1. Calculate the price in the calculator → 2. Payment in USDT (TRC20) → 3. Automatic matching of a 7,500+ MMR booster to your region and hero pool → 4. The booster logs in offline and plays "clean" games in a series of matches → 5. You watch every match in the monitoring → 6. Once the goal is reached, the order is closed and the account is handed back.

What's included in the boost price

Included: the boost itself, invisible mode, 24/7 monitoring, chat with the booster, manager support, a booster swap if the pace is low, an up-to-100% refund guarantee, and ban insurance.

First-order promo code

On your first order — 18% off with the NZK18 promo code. Enter it at checkout — without the code you pay the full price. Works on behavior score boost, MMR boost, calibration, coaching, the battle cup, and account rental. It doesn't stack with other promotions.

How a behavior score boost differs from an MMR boost

MMR boost is rating growth through wins in ranked matches. The booster has to win to raise MMR.

Behavior score boost is growth of your conduct rating through a series of matches with no reports. The result doesn't depend directly on wins/losses: even a lost match counts "in your favor" if the booster didn't leave and didn't pick up reports.