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ADR
StatsDefinition
ADR stands for Average Damage per Round, a Counter-Strike statistic that measures total damage dealt divided by rounds played. ADR is a more reliable performance indicator than K/D in CS because it rewards damage on rounds the player did not directly secure a kill. Pro CS players typically post ADRs above 80 in tier-1 matches.
Example
"Their AWPer is 92 ADR — we have to take map control fast." The opposing player is dealing significant per-round damage.