Behavior Score boost

Behavior Rating is a hidden Valve score that determines who you play with. Low, less than five thousand, means pests and rude people on the team and constant abandoned games. High, from ten thousand - adequate allies and a noticeably higher percentage of victories.

Through normal in-game behavior: don't quit matches, don't vote to kick teammates, don't be rude in chat, and receive praise from your team. For a good game the rating increases by 50–100, for rudeness it drops by 50–200. The path from five to ten thousand is more than thirty matches.

Sellers on BooStRiders play by hand: no bots, no scripts, no exploits, and a VPN matched to your region. Each one carries a public rating and order history they lose on the first complaint, so cutting corners isn't worth it to them. Any boosting still breaks the publisher's rules, so nobody can honestly promise you'll never be banned — what we do promise is escrow and a refund through dispute if something goes wrong.

Separate score within behavior summary. It depends on whether they will allow you to use voice and chat: if it’s low, everything is turned off. The option raises it along with the overall behavior rating.

Trust factor - a separate account rating Steam, not only for Dota. Depends on the account age, history, blocking and friends list. The rating of behavior affects it only indirectly - we raise what we can.

You top your wallet up in USDT on the TRC20 network — the deposit page gives you an address and credits the balance automatically. After that every order is paid from the balance in one click, with nothing to re-enter. We don't accept cards or payment systems.

The money doesn't reach the seller straight away: it's held in escrow and only released once you confirm the result. If the work never started, you get everything back. If it started and stalled, open a dispute from the order itself — support reviews it and refunds the part that wasn't delivered.