Snap Tap Keyboards Explained and Where They Are Allowed

By Nina Castelli · Fact-checked by Desmond Ayodele · Published November 12, 2026

Since Valve’s update of August 19, 2024, Counter-Strike 2 removes players from official matches when it detects Snap Tap, while Valorant has no Riot ban on the feature. In gaming, a “snap keyboard” usually means a board with Snap Tap, also called SOCD. When you hold A and D together, it lets the key you pressed last win. Below you’ll find what the feature does, each brand’s name for it, a dated rules table for each game, and how to switch it off before you queue.

Snap keyboard: which one do you mean?

Searches for “snap keyboard” mean one of three things. Most people mean a gaming keyboard with Snap Tap, and that is the main subject of this article. The other two get short sections near the end.

1. Snap Tap / SOCD gaming keyboards. These are Razer, Wooting, SteelSeries and other boards that settle what happens when you hold A and D together. That covers the feature, the rules, the setup steps and which boards to buy.
2. The nullbits SNAP. This is a 75% split mechanical keyboard kit that you solder yourself. It has its own section further down.
3. Windows Snap shortcuts and the Snapchat keyboard. Win+Z and the Win+arrow combinations arrange windows, and many people asking about a “Snapchat keyboard” actually want the Bitmoji keyboard. Both are covered in the last section before the FAQ.

What Snap Tap actually does (and what it doesn’t)

Snap Tap is a way of settling SOCD, short for Simultaneous Opposing Cardinal Directions. When you hold two keys that point in opposite directions, the keyboard sends only the one you pressed last and treats the other as released, even though your finger is still on it. Lift the newer key and the older one takes over again.

On an ordinary keyboard, both keys go to the game and the game decides what to do. In Counter-Strike and most shooters, holding A and D together cancels out and your character slows to a stop. You only start moving right after you physically lift A. So your timing depends on two finger actions: pressing D and releasing A.

SOCD in one diagram

Here is one strafe step by step, first without SOCD and then with Snap Tap on:

Your fingers	Standard keyboard sends	Snap Tap keyboard sends
Hold A	A (move left)	A (move left)
Press D, A still held	A + D (game cancels, you slow down)	D only (move right)
Release A, D still held	D (now you move right)	D (no change)
Release D	Nothing	Nothing
Hold D, then press A again	A + D (cancel)	A only

The difference is in the second row. On a standard board, the overlap between pressing D and releasing A is dead time. With Snap Tap, the moment you press D counts as a direction change.

The counter-strafe, worked through

Counter-strafing is why this feature caused such a row in Counter-Strike. CS2 rewards you for standing still when you shoot, so good players tap the opposite key to cancel their momentum before they fire.

Suppose you peek a corner holding A and want to stop dead and shoot. Without SOCD, you tap D and let go of A as close to the same moment as you can. Release A too late and the two keys cancel, so you drift. Hold D too long and you start moving right. Either mistake costs accuracy for the first bullet. Getting this right every time is a skill that takes thousands of rounds to learn.

With Snap Tap, half that problem goes away. Pressing D cancels A on the spot, so the only timing left is how long you hold D. The usual mistake, letting go of the first key too late, can no longer happen. Valve’s position is that this hands the player’s job to the hardware. That is why it said it had “decided to draw a clear line,” as quoted by PC Gamer.

In Valorant, movement accuracy rules differ and players also use counter-strafing, but Riot has not ruled against the feature. That gap between the two games explains most of the confusion around snap keyboards.

Snap Tap vs. Rapid Trigger

Rapid Trigger is a separate feature, and in CS2 it is legal. It works on one key at a time. A Hall-effect or analog switch measures how far the key has travelled, and Rapid Trigger registers a release as soon as the key starts moving back up, instead of waiting for a fixed reset point. You can stop and restart a single key faster.

Snap Tap works between two keys. It does not change when a key actuates. It decides which of two pressed keys the game hears.

	Rapid Trigger	Snap Tap / SOCD
What it changes	When one key actuates and resets	Which of two opposing keys is sent
Needs analog or Hall-effect switches	Yes	No (Razer offers it on non-analog boards via Synapse 4)
Keys involved	Any single key	A pair you choose, usually A/D
CS2 on Valve servers	Allowed	Kicked since Aug 19, 2024
Valorant	Allowed	No Riot ban

Many boards have both. That is fine, as long as you keep in mind that only one of them is a problem in CS2.

Firmware SOCD vs. software null binds

You can get the same result in three ways: firmware, vendor software or a script. Firmware SOCD runs on the keyboard’s own chip, so the PC only ever sees clean key events. Razer’s Synapse-driven Snap Tap on older boards depends on a desktop app being open. Null binds were in-game alias scripts that copied the effect on any keyboard, and third-party “snap tap” utilities do the same from outside the game.

Software methods are the riskier choice. They were the first target: ESEA banned null binds in league matches before Valve acted, and Valve’s August 19 update changed how the game handles opposing movement keys bound to one key. In games with kernel-level anti-cheat such as Riot’s Vanguard, outside programs that change your input are exactly what the anti-cheat watches for. Third-party coverage of Valorant, including Noping’s 2026 explainer, draws the same line: firmware SOCD has not led to bans, while software scripts carry risk.

Every brand’s name for it

Each brand uses its own name, and they don’t all settle the A+D conflict the same way. Razer calls it Snap Tap, Wooting has Snappy Tappy and Rappy Snappy, and SteelSeries uses Rapid Tap. Other Hall-effect brands usually just list “SOCD” in their software.

Brand	Feature name	How it resolves A+D	Where to toggle	Firmware or software
Razer	Snap Tap	Last input wins	Synapse 4: Actuation tab (Huntsman V3 Pro) or Customize tab (other boards)	Software; needs Synapse 4 running
Wooting	Snappy Tappy	Last input wins by default, or Neutral (neither key registers)	Wootility	Keyboard firmware
Wooting	Rappy Snappy	The key pressed deeper wins, using analog travel	Wootility	Keyboard firmware
SteelSeries	Rapid Tap	Last press in the selected pair wins	SteelSeries GG (Engine)	Set in GG, runs on supported Apex Pro boards

Razer Snap Tap

Razer gave the feature its mainstream name. Snap Tap Mode first came to the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro line (full-size, TKL and 60%) in July 2024 as a phased update through Razer Synapse. On September 24, 2024, Razer extended it to every keyboard supported by Synapse 4, back to models released in 2014, and to Razer Blade laptops.

Two details matter. Snap Tap ships off by default, so nothing changes until you turn it on. And the expanded feature is software-based, running through Synapse 4. Razer keyboards, including the Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro 75%, need Synapse 4 open in the background for Snap Tap to work.

Wooting Snappy Tappy and Rappy Snappy

Wooting has two separate features. Snappy Tappy, first labelled plain “SOCD” in Wootility, uses last-input priority by default. A Neutral mode makes neither key register while both are held. Wootility v4.7.2 added Rappy Snappy, which uses the analog reading from each switch: whichever of the two opposing keys is pressed further down wins.

Rappy Snappy changes how strafing feels. You can rock your finger from A toward D without lifting either key, and the direction follows the pressure. Some players find it easier to control than strict last-input priority. Others find it mushy.

SteelSeries Rapid Tap and others

SteelSeries calls its version Rapid Tap. It came with the Apex Pro Gen 3 series, which SteelSeries’ parent company GN announced in September 2024, and includes the SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3. SteelSeries describes Rapid Tap as giving priority to the last key pressed in a pair you choose, so it works the same way as Razer’s Snap Tap. SteelSeries has also published its own comparison of Snap Tap, Snappy Tappy and Rapid Tap.

The name “Rapid Tap” sounds a lot like Rapid Trigger, and the Apex Pro Gen 3 has both. Check which toggle you are changing.

Other Hall-effect makers, including MelGeek, usually call the feature SOCD in their software and use last-input logic. Read the label in your keyboard’s app. The CS2 rules apply to every version, whatever the brand calls it.

Is Snap Tap banned? Game-by-game rules

It depends on the game. It is banned on Valve’s official CS2 servers and at ESL and BLAST in-person events. It is not banned in Valorant. FACEIT prohibits it as well. Here is the full picture as of November 12, 2026:

Game / platform	Status	Penalty	Since	Source
CS2 Valve official servers (matchmaking, Premier)	Banned (all input automation)	Removed from the match; reported as no VAC ban	Aug 19, 2024	Valve CS2 update, reported by Dust2.us, PC Gamer, Esports.net
CS2 community servers	Server operators can detect it	Up to each server	After Aug 2024 Valve update	Bo3.gg
FACEIT (CS2)	Prohibited (Snap Tap and similar SOCD features)	Check FACEIT’s current rules	2024	Escorenews, Win.gg
ESEA league matches	Null binds banned	League sanctions	Aug 2024	Dust2.us, Bo3.gg
ESL Pro Tour LAN events	Snap Tap and SOCD banned	Event rules	ESL Pro League Season 20 (from Sep 3, 2024)	Dust2.us, Escorenews
BLAST events	Snap Tap banned	Event rules	Fall Showdown 2024	Dust2
Valorant (ranked and unrated)	No Riot ban; Wooting says allowed	None reported for firmware SOCD	n/a	Wooting Valorant guide, Noping
VCT pro play	Third-party guides quote the 2025 VCT ruleset as allowing it unless officials rule otherwise	n/a	2025 ruleset	Keebforce (secondary source)

Counter-Strike 2

Valve’s August 19, 2024 update banned “automating multiple actions from a single input” on its official servers. That covers Snap Tap and SOCD keyboards and null binds. If CS2 suspects you, it removes you from the match. Esports.net reported this as a match kick with no account ban and no VAC flag. That still costs you the game, and Premier and Competitive count abandoned matches against you.

Detection has not been perfect. Dexerto reported soon after the update that players were being kicked for “input automation” when they said they used no SOCD at all, usually during very fast manual A/D tapping. If that happens to you, check your keyboard software for SOCD, Rapid Tap or Snap Tap toggles you may have forgotten. Also delete any old null-bind alias lines from your config files, then report the kick to Valve through Steam Support.

A later Valve update, reported by Bo3.gg, gave community server operators a way to detect Snap Tap as well. On a community server, the host’s rules apply.

FACEIT, ESEA and ESL

The third-party CS2 platforms are where the reports conflict. Escorenews and Win.gg reported in 2024 that FACEIT would prohibit Snap Tap and similar SOCD features, while ESL announced a ban for ESL Pro Tour competitions beginning August 19, 2024. In the same period, ESEA banned null binds in league matches, and ESL Pro Tour open qualifiers follow EPT rules, which do not allow null binds. Then Valve banned the whole category on its own servers.

ESL followed Valve and banned Snap Tap and SOCD at in-person events from ESL Pro League Season 20. ESL said it also wanted an online ban, but it had no reliable way to detect the feature without players at a venue. It said it would update the rule “when detection and enforcement is possible.” BLAST banned Snap Tap ahead of its Fall Showdown 2024.

So, will you get kicked on FACEIT for Snap Tap? FACEIT announced that it prohibits it, and the rest of the CS2 scene has moved the same way. The sensible approach is to play FACEIT with SOCD off and read FACEIT’s current rules page before you change that.

Valorant

Riot Games has not published a ban on hardware SOCD. Wooting’s current Valorant guide says Snappy Tappy and Rappy Snappy are allowed in Valorant but banned in CS2. Noping’s 2026 explainer reports that hardware SOCD does not trigger Vanguard bans, but software scripts and null-bind-style tools do carry risk.

Riot’s general terms still forbid unauthorized software that gives an unfair advantage. That is one more reason to use the keyboard’s own feature instead of a downloaded tool. For VCT, Keebforce quotes the 2025 VCT ruleset as allowing Snap Tap and SOCD unless league officials decide otherwise. Keebforce is a secondary source, so expect pro events to follow their own officials’ rulings.

Other games: check before you queue

Most other shooters have not published a specific SOCD rule. The pattern so far: in-game binds and outside scripts get banned first, firmware features after that, and tournament organisers write stricter rules than the games themselves. Before you take a snap keyboard into a ranked mode or a league, read that game’s anti-cheat rules and the organiser’s ruleset. Movement-heavy games are where the advantage is biggest. That includes the faster Overwatch characters, where strafe timing decides duels.

How to turn Snap Tap on or off

Each brand’s software has its own toggle. Razer users go to Synapse 4, Wooting users to Wootility and SteelSeries users to GG. The more useful habit is to keep separate profiles, so CS2 always runs with the feature off.

Razer Synapse 4

The toggle stops working the moment Synapse closes. Razer’s Synapse for Windows release notes have also listed issues with Snap Tap settings not being kept after Synapse restarts, or carrying over into newly created profiles. Update Synapse, then check the toggle state in each profile.

Wootility

In Wootility, select your keyboard and open the advanced keys or SOCD settings for the active profile. Pick Snappy Tappy (last input or Neutral) or Rappy Snappy, then assign the opposing pair. Wooting stores profiles on the keyboard, so the setting follows the board to any PC. Keep that in mind when you switch games, because it will still be active on a LAN machine.

SteelSeries GG

Connect the board, open SteelSeries GG and select the keyboard in Engine. Rapid Tap sits next to the Rapid Trigger and Protection Mode settings, and SteelSeries says it needs the latest GG version. GG QuickSet can also apply game presets that include Rapid Tap. Check what a preset turns on before you use it for CS2.

Make a CS2-safe profile

You need a profile with SOCD off if you play both Valorant and CS2. Set it up like this:

1. Duplicate your main profile and name it something obvious, such as “CS2 – SOCD OFF”.
2. In that copy, turn off Snap Tap, Snappy Tappy, Rappy Snappy or Rapid Tap. Leave Rapid Trigger on if you use it, since it is allowed.
3. Keep your Valorant profile with SOCD on, and pair only A/D.
4. On Razer, link profiles to game executables in Synapse if your version supports it. On Wooting, use a dedicated profile slot you can switch to on the keyboard.
5. Before your first CS2 match of the day, press A and D together in a practice server or a text box. Without SOCD, both keys register.
6. Delete any null-bind or “snap” aliases from your CS2 autoexec.

Does my keyboard support Snap Tap?

If you own a Razer keyboard that Razer Synapse 4 supports, it almost certainly has Snap Tap. The catch is that it works while Synapse runs. That makes the old Razer Insider forum answer, “only Huntsman V3 keyboards with analog keys,” out of date since Razer’s September 24, 2024 expansion.

Razer models

Snap Tap does not need analog switches on Razer boards. Razer extended it to Synapse 4 keyboards dating back to 2014 and to Razer Blade laptops. The exceptions at the time were three analog devices, the Huntsman V2 Analog, Huntsman Mini Analog and Tartarus Pro, which Razer listed as “stay tuned.” Check Razer’s current Synapse 4 supported-device list for their status.

A common question runs: “i have the razer huntsman mini keyboard, i was wondering if the snap tap feature works on it.” Open Synapse 4. If the keyboard appears there, look for the Snap Tap toggle in the Customize tab. If it doesn’t appear, the board is not on Synapse 4 yet, and Snap Tap is not available for it. Note that the Huntsman Mini Analog was on Razer’s “stay tuned” list at launch, while the plain Huntsman Mini is a separate product.

Another question: “how do i figure out if my keyboard is an analog keyboard or not, i lost the box.” Turn the keyboard over and read the model name on the label underneath, or read the device name Synapse shows. Razer puts “Analog” in the product name of its analog boards, such as the Huntsman V2 Analog and Huntsman Mini Analog. The Huntsman V3 Pro line uses analog optical switches as well. If your software offers a slider for actuation depth, the board is analog.

Hall-effect boards from other brands

Wooting keyboards, the Wooting 80HE among them, have Snappy Tappy and Rappy Snappy through Wootility updates. The SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3 and the rest of the Apex Pro Gen 3 series have Rapid Tap. Most recent Hall-effect boards from enthusiast brands list SOCD in their software. If yours doesn’t, check for a firmware update before you assume it lacks the feature.

“Snap tap for any keyboard” software: why it’s risky

Free tools that promise Snap Tap on any keyboard work as background programs that intercept and rewrite your keypresses. For CS2, that is the exact behaviour Valve banned. In Vanguard-protected games, input-changing software is the category Riot’s rules forbid. ESEA’s null-bind ban shows organisers moving against software methods first. Downloaded utilities also carry a malware risk. Skip them. If you want SOCD for a game that allows it, get a keyboard that does it in firmware.

Which Snap Tap keyboard should you buy?

Choose by the game you play most, not by which feature list is longest. The picks below are based on the published features and rules above: firmware vs. software SOCD, how each brand settles A+D, and how easily you can switch it off for CS2. Firmware support and easy profile switching counted most.

If you mainly play	Good fit	Why
Valorant, ranked solo queue	Razer Huntsman V3 Pro, Wooting 80HE	SOCD through vendor software; allowed in Valorant
Valorant + CS2	Wooting 80HE, SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3	Strong Rapid Trigger for CS2, SOCD that is easy to turn off per profile
CS2 only, FACEIT grinding	Any Hall-effect board with good Rapid Trigger	Snap Tap is a liability here; Rapid Trigger is legal
You already own a Razer board	Keep it; enable Snap Tap in Synapse 4	Free feature on Synapse 4 boards back to 2014

Valorant-only players get the most out of SOCD. Tighter A/D stops help in tight peeks and jiggle-peeks, and nothing in Riot’s rules penalizes firmware SOCD. Once the keyboard is set up, your Valorant crosshair is the next setting worth reviewing.

CS2 players should not pay extra for Snap Tap. In CS2, Rapid Trigger is the feature that matters, and it is allowed everywhere. Wooting’s lineup is a good place to start, and the Wooting 60HE is the compact choice if you want a 60% board.

Is it worth upgrading for Snap Tap? Here is the case against it. Counter-strafing by hand is a learnable skill, and Valve banned the shortcut in the biggest tactical shooter. If your board works, a few weeks of deliberate A/D practice in an aim map will help you more than SOCD. Upgrade if you play Valorant seriously and your current board lacks Rapid Trigger too.

What about the reader who asked how to get their money back from Razer after learning about the ban? Snap Tap is a toggle that ships switched off, and Valve’s rule bans using it, not owning the keyboard. A return would go through the retailer’s or Razer Store’s normal return policy and time limit. Most people are better off keeping the board and using a CS2 profile with SOCD off.

nullbits SNAP: the split keyboard kit

The nullbits SNAP is a 75% split mechanical keyboard kit, and it has nothing to do with Snap Tap. You build it yourself, and it runs the open-source QMK firmware with VIA support for remapping. The two halves can join magnetically, with pogo pins carrying the connection, so you don’t need a TRRS cable when the halves are together.

The SNAP Plus version adds support for two rotary encoders, two OLED displays, a speaker and RGB underglow. It uses through-hole parts, so you will need a soldering iron and solder. Each half needs a microcontroller. nullbits recommends its own Bit-C, and the QMK repository lists the SNAP as compatible with Pro Micro-style MCUs.

Included in the SNAP Plus kit	Sold separately
PCBs and case parts for both halves	Microcontrollers (one per half, e.g. nullbits Bit-C)
Magnetic join with pogo-pin connection	Switches
Support for 2 rotary encoders, 2 OLEDs, speaker, RGB underglow	Keycaps
QMK/VIA-compatible design	Stabilizers
	Soldering iron and solder

In autumn 2026, Newegg marketplace listings for the kit came from third-party sellers, not nullbits itself. Check nullbits’ own store for the current price and stock before you buy. Retailer descriptions of what is in the box also differ, so read the listing for the exact version you are ordering.

Snap shortcuts on Windows and the Snapchat keyboard

On Windows, “snap” refers to arranging windows with the keyboard. Win+Z opens Snap Layouts, and Win plus an arrow key snaps the active window to one side. Snapchat questions are usually about emoji and Bitmoji keyboards, not a separate app.

Shortcut	What it does
Win + Z	Opens Snap Layouts for the active window
Win + Z, then a number	Picks a layout and zone by number (Windows 11 22H2 or later)
Win + Left arrow	Snaps the window to the left half
Win + Right arrow	Snaps the window to the right half
Win + Left/Right, then Win + Up/Down	Moves a snapped window into a corner
Win + Up arrow	Maximizes the window
Win + Down arrow	Restores or minimizes the window

To turn snapping on or off, or to change how it behaves, go to Settings > System > Multitasking > Snap windows. Snap is also handy for gamers: keep a Discord or stream window docked on half the screen of a second monitor while the game runs fullscreen on the main one.

Snapchat keyboard: Snapchat uses your phone’s own keyboard. The “Snapchat keyboard” people ask about is usually the Bitmoji keyboard. You install it with the Bitmoji app and then add it in your phone’s keyboard settings: on iPhone under Settings > General > Keyboard > Keyboards, and on Android in your keyboard app’s settings.

FAQ

What does the Snap keyboard do?

In gaming, a snap keyboard has Snap Tap or SOCD. When you hold two opposing keys such as A and D, the keyboard sends only the last one you pressed, so direction changes happen the moment you press the new key. “Snap keyboard” can also mean the nullbits SNAP split kit.

What is Snap Tap on a keyboard?

Snap Tap is Razer’s name for last-input SOCD handling. It launched on the Huntsman V3 Pro in July 2024 and came to all Synapse 4 keyboards and Razer Blade laptops on September 24, 2024. It ships off by default.

Is Snap Tap banned in CS2?

Yes, on Valve official servers since the August 19, 2024 update. Players CS2 detects are removed from the match, and Esports.net reported that this does not come with a VAC ban. ESL and BLAST have banned it at in-person events.

Is Snap Tap allowed in Valorant?

Yes, as of November 2026. Riot has not banned hardware SOCD, and Wooting states its Snappy Tappy and Rappy Snappy are allowed in Valorant. Software scripts that copy the effect are a different matter and carry ban risk under Riot’s rules.

Is Snap Tap cheating?

Where a game or league bans it, using it breaks the rules, so in CS2 on Valve servers it counts as rule-breaking. In Valorant it is a permitted hardware feature, much like Rapid Trigger. The debate over whether it should be allowed in FPS games comes down to whether timing your counter-strafe is a skill games should protect. Valve decided it is.

Can I get Snap Tap on any keyboard?

Not safely. Firmware SOCD needs a keyboard that supports it, such as Razer Synapse 4 boards, Wooting and SteelSeries Apex Pro Gen 3. Free “snap tap for any keyboard” programs and null binds are software automation, which is the clearest ban risk.

How do I turn on Razer Snap Tap?

Open Razer Synapse 4, select your keyboard and go to the Actuation tab on a Huntsman V3 Pro or the Customize tab on other models. Switch Snap Tap on and pair A and D. Synapse needs to be running.

What is the difference between Snap Tap and Rapid Trigger?

Rapid Trigger changes when a single key actuates and resets, based on how far it has travelled. Snap Tap decides which of two pressed opposing keys the game receives. Rapid Trigger is legal in CS2; Snap Tap is not.

What is the keyboard shortcut for snapping windows?

On Windows 11, Win+Z opens Snap Layouts, and Win+Left or Win+Right snaps a window to half the screen. Add Win+Up or Win+Down after that to move it into a corner.

How do I get the Snapchat keyboard?

Snapchat uses your phone’s default keyboard. For Bitmoji stickers while you type, install the Bitmoji app and add the Bitmoji keyboard in your phone’s keyboard settings.

I got kicked for input automation but I wasn’t using SOCD. What now?

Dexerto reported false-positive kicks after Valve’s update. Check your keyboard software for any SOCD, Snap Tap or Rapid Tap toggle and remove old null-bind lines from your CS2 config. If it keeps happening, contact Steam Support.

The one habit that matters

The most useful thing to take from this is a habit: before you queue CS2, make sure your keyboard is on a profile with SOCD off. Snap Tap is fine in Valorant and gets you kicked on Valve servers, and the keyboard can’t tell which game you are playing. Set up the two profiles once and check the A+D test at the start of each session.

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Written by Nina Castelli

Nina Castelli covers Valorant for Shotcall GG, from agent and map changes to the tournament storylines that shape each VCT season, and she maintains the site's pro settings pages. She checks every sensitivity, crosshair code and resolution against official patch notes, team announcements and players' own published configs, so readers can trust that a listed setup is current.

Covers: Pro Settings & Gear, Valorant

• Fact-checked by Desmond Ayodele against the sources listed below before publication.
• Published November 12, 2026

How this article was checked

• Researched from 8 sources, listed below.
• Every claim is checked by Desmond Ayodele; anything we cannot confirm is corrected, labelled or removed.

Sources (8)

1. Razer Newsroom: Introducing Snap Tap Mode (razer.com)
2. Razer Snap Tap Now Available Across Razer Blade Gaming Laptops and More Razer Keyboards (razer.com)
3. CS2 8/19 Update: Null Binds, Snap Tap, and Jump Binds banned in latest update (dust2.us)
4. Valve says 'we've decided to draw a clear line' and bans Snap Tap keyboard automation from Counter-Strike 2 (pcgamer.com)
5. Valve bans Snap Tap in CS2 (esports.net)
6. Counter-Strike 2 players report being wrongly kicked for input automation after SOCD update (dexerto.com)
7. Valve stepping up the fight against Snap Tap on community servers (bo3.gg)
8. ESL allows both Snap Tap keyboards and null binds on FACEIT despite banning the latter on ESEA (escorenews.com)