Counter-Terrorists pushing heaven on Cache follow predictable patterns—but repeating the same peek twice gets you killed.
The Setup:
Tied 3-3. Terrorists take B site, plant behind boxes. Player anchors post-plant behind crates at 12 HP after winning first duel against CT pushing from heaven.
The Mistake:
Instead of holding cover or changing position, player immediately re-peeks the same angle. Second defender is already pre-aimed. Instant headshot. What should've been an easy post-plant win becomes a free trade.
The Lesson:
At 12 HP with bomb down and time advantage, never repeat the same peek. Either play deep for time or rotate to an off-angle the enemy can't pre-fire.
Question for $CS2 players: After winning a duel at critical HP in post-plant, do you tuck deep and burn clock, or immediately reposition to an unexpected angle?
The Setup:
Tied 3-3. Terrorists take B site, plant behind boxes. Player anchors post-plant behind crates at 12 HP after winning first duel against CT pushing from heaven.
The Mistake:
Instead of holding cover or changing position, player immediately re-peeks the same angle. Second defender is already pre-aimed. Instant headshot. What should've been an easy post-plant win becomes a free trade.
The Lesson:
At 12 HP with bomb down and time advantage, never repeat the same peek. Either play deep for time or rotate to an off-angle the enemy can't pre-fire.
Question for $CS2 players: After winning a duel at critical HP in post-plant, do you tuck deep and burn clock, or immediately reposition to an unexpected angle?