Holding A site on Cache can become difficult once Ts start using utility and pushing together. CTs need to manage the pressure without giving away the site too easily. This lesson explains how to defend A and work with your teammates when a push comes in.
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Holding A Site on Cache as CT
Your position should give you a chance to fight while still having somewhere to fall back. Taking every duel from the same spot makes you easier to read. Changing how you hold the site can make it harder for Ts to know where the first fight will come from.
Save enough utility for when the push actually arrives. A smoke or molotov can buy time, while a flash can help you or your teammate fight the players entering the site. Practice the defensive plays from the video lesson and see how different timings work in your matches.
Know when you need help. If several Ts are committing to A, call it early so teammates have time to react. You don’t always need to stop the whole push yourself – staying alive and playing for trades can give your team a better chance to hold the site.
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Conclusion
Holding A on Cache is about making good decisions as the pressure builds. Practice the positioning and utility from the video lesson, and work on knowing when to fight or wait for support. If you have an A site question or tip, leave a comment below.
