Eco CTs on A will usually stack one player on ramp and one holding donut/boxes from lower main. Force both to react simultaneously so neither can help the other.

Smoke donut from outside A-main at round start. Blinds the most punishing off-angle on A and forces the ramp CT to act alone.

Ramp pair moves together with Player 1 wide-swinging the arch and Player 2 pre-aiming left side. Pop-flash up the ramp as you crest — timed to land at the arch.

Main pair applies simultaneous pressure. Player 1 hugs right wall and peeks wide; Player 2 holds a tighter angle to trade. Player 2 must survive to be the closer — this is not a die-together situation.

Mid anchor does not rotate unless called. His job is to deny any aggressive mid stab that would collapse on the ramp pair from behind. Communicate "mid clear" or "mid pressure" constantly.

Default plant is back-site near the column. On anti-eco, CTs defusing with a pistol makes the back-site plant high-risk for them — force them to peek through your rifles in the open.

Eco CTs gamble on early aggression to convert a rifle. A slow lurk-based round punishes this — eco players over-committing mid die to your AWP with no fall-back. Your rifles are patient and never caught on a reactive peek.

AWP takes an early aggressive mid position — not the default passive spot. Position slightly off-angle to catch eco players who expect the standard pre-aim. One pick here is a 5v4 at zero cost.

Lurk rifle moves through mid aggressively once AWP has created pressure. Goal is ruins/caves flank without being heard. Use walking movement between 1:30 and 1:10.

B hold pair creates fake-commitment noise at B entrance — footsteps, a grenade, utility use. Pulls CT attention and buys the lurk additional seconds of undetected movement.

A pressure player applies a single aggressive peek to A-main at 1:15. Not a full execute — just enough to pin any A-side CT and prevent rotation to help mid.

Once lurk is deep in ruins, call a coordinated B execute. CT has to rotate from A and is caught mid-rotation or arrives alone into a 3v1.

Eco CTs communicate less and over-rotate to committed-sounding site pressure. 3 rifles at B create overwhelming auditory and utility presence; 2 players quietly sit at A-main/ramp and convert the rotation gap.

B trio executes a full utility dump into B site — smoke CT, smoke ruins peek, flash into site. They push to just inside site and make planting sounds and callouts loudly. This is a performance. If B is genuinely open, they plant and win. If 3+ CTs are there, they delay and call out.

A lurk pair holds outside A-main patiently. The moment B trio calls "two rotating" or "mid opening up," they explode onto A site. With 1 CT defending at most, a 2v1 is trivially closed.

Plant immediately on A. B trio rotates mid — they do not re-push B. By the time CTs regroup, it's a post-plant 5v2 with rifles vs pistols in the open.