2b2t queue right now

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. A full restart clears the entire queue for everyone.

Why is the queue so long?

The in-game cap sits a little under 600 and demand is above it around the clock. Bots hold a large share of slots: the queue proxy's own tablist heuristics flag a few hundred of the online players as bots at any given time. Priority reservations shrink the regular pool further. The result is a standing queue that, in the last 30 days, never dropped below the mid-400s.

Where this data comes from

Every number on this page is fetched by your browser from api.2b2t.vc, a public API maintained by rfresh2 that samples the queue once a minute. 2b2t.blog stores nothing about you and has no server of its own; if the API is down, the numbers above simply stop updating and the timestamp says so.