noun Gaming Slang

Ace

/eɪs/ · noun · slang

Killing the entire enemy team yourself in a single round.

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Definitions

1

A single player wiping out all five enemies in one round, the rarest solo highlight.

“He got an ace to win the half, unreal.”
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2

Loosely, any flawless dominant performance worth clipping.

“That clutch was basically an ace, he carried everything.”
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3

As a verb, to achieve that full-team wipe.

“She just aced the round with a knife on the last guy.”
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Ace In A Sentence

ACE ACE ACE he killed all five, chat's losing it
first ace of my life and obs didn't even record it
he aced eco round with a pistol, disrespectful

Origin & Usage

Borrowed from card and military slang where 'ace' means the best or a top performer (like a flying ace). Popularized in Counter-Strike and now standard across tac shooters for a full-team wipe.

Variants acedacingclutch ace
Tags #gaming#american#2000s

People Also Ask

What does ace mean in gaming?

It means one player killed the entire enemy team in a single round. In a 5v5 game, that's all five enemies solo.

What's a clutch ace?

It's when you ace the round while in a clutch situation, like a 1v5. It's one of the most hype plays possible.

Is an ace the same as a team kill?

No. An ace is killing the whole enemy team, while a team kill means killing your own teammate. They're opposites.

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