A B split on Cache puts pressure on the site from different directions at the same time. The play depends on both groups reaching their positions and committing together. This lesson explains how to run a B split on Cache as T.
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Running a B Split on Cache as T
Before the split begins, both groups need enough control to get into position. Avoid giving away the plan too early or taking unnecessary fights before everyone is ready. The split becomes much harder if one side loses players before the push starts.
Once the team is ready, both sides need to commit together. If one group arrives too early, CTs have time to deal with that pressure before turning to the other side. Practice the timing shown in the video lesson and work on keeping both parts of the split connected.
Utility should make it easier for players to enter and take fights together. Smokes and flashes can limit CT vision while the team moves onto the site. From there, focus on trades and getting the bomb down rather than letting the push become a series of individual fights.
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Conclusion
A B split on Cache works best when both sides arrive together and support each other during the push. Practice the timing and utility from the video lesson in your matches. If you have a B split question or your own strategy, leave a comment below.
