2b2t queue right now

Live regular and priority queue length, an estimated wait for your position, and the quietest hours to join. Sampled every minute from the queue proxy, straight to your browser.

Updated · 1 Oct, 09:17 UTC
Regular queue
605
people ahead of a new join
Priority queue
0
$19.99 a month buys this line
Wait from the back
~37 h
estimate, model below
Session limit
8 h
then you are kicked to the back

Last 24 hours

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How long will I wait?

Type the position the queue shows you. Nothing is sent anywhere; the arithmetic runs in your browser.

Estimated wait—

wait ≈ 199 × position^1.017 seconds, fitted by 2b2t.vc on observed queue exits and re-read with every update, so it always matches the number above. A single reconnect within the grace window after a crash or a dropped connection keeps your place; a kick does not.

Quietest hours to join

average by hour, UTC, 30 days

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Last 30 days

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daily average, regular queuedaily min to max

How the 2b2t queue works

Since June 2016 every connection to 2b2t goes through a proxy that holds you in line until a slot frees up. Regular players share one pool of slots. Priority accounts have their own reserved pool, which is why the priority line is usually a handful of people while the regular line sits in the hundreds.

Does priority queue skip the line?

Mostly. Priority is a separate, much shorter queue sold at shop.2b2t.org for $19.99 a month or $53.97 for a three-month pass. Over the last 30 days it averaged around one person and peaked in the dozens during a big stream. It does not guarantee an instant join at peak, but it turns a day of waiting into minutes.

Can I AFK the queue?

Yes, and everyone does. You are not kicked for idling while in the queue. Community tools such as the 2b2t Queue Scheduler mod join the queue at a time you set so you reach the front when you want to play.

What happens if I disconnect?

Since late 2022 the server keeps a one-time reconnect slot for a short window after a crash or disconnect, so a dropped connection does not always mean starting over. It does not apply if you were kicked, including by the session limit.

Why is the queue so long?

The number of accounts in the world sat at around 590 on 22 September 2026, with demand far above it around the clock. Bots hold a large share of that: the queue proxy's own tablist heuristics flag more than 40% of everyone online as a bot, so a large part of what you are queueing behind is not a person. The real player count. Priority reservations shrink the regular pool further. The result is a standing queue that, in the 30 days to 22 September 2026, never dropped below 519.

Where this data comes from

Every number on this page comes from api.2b2t.vc, a public API maintained by rfresh2 that samples the queue once a minute. The page is rebuilt with a fresh reading every few hours, and your browser then updates it every minute. 2b2t.blog stores nothing about you and runs no server of its own. If the API is down, the numbers stop updating and the timestamp shows when they were last read.

6b6t partner

Don't want to wait?

6b6t has no queue and no rules, supports Java, Bedrock and offline accounts, and has around 300 players online on average. Java players need the free AnarchyMod since the July 2026 blocklist; Bedrock joins directly.

2b2t queue now
605
~37 h from the back
6b6t queue now
0
never one · ~300 online on average
2b2t rules
12+
documented rules, permanent bans
6b6t rules
0
anarchy, as in the name