Holding B site on Cache requires good positioning and knowing how to react when Ts start applying pressure. Staying alive and buying time can be more valuable than forcing an early fight. This lesson explains how to defend B site as CT.
Holding B Site on Cache as CT

Pay attention to what the Ts are showing before committing to a fight. Early footsteps, nades, or contact can tell you whether pressure is building. Share that information quickly so teammates know whether they need to help.
Your utility can buy valuable seconds when Ts begin their push. Smokes and molotovs can stop them from moving forward, while flashes can help you or a teammate take a fight. Use the B site tips from the video lesson in your matches and practice getting more value from the nades you have.
Don’t feel like you need to hold the same position until you die. If the site becomes too difficult to hold, falling back can keep you alive and give teammates time to arrive. Playing for trades and support often gives the team a better chance than fighting alone.
Conclusion
Holding B on Cache is about staying alive, slowing the push, and working with your teammates. Practice the defensive plays from the video lesson and learn when to fight or fall back. If you have a B site question or tip, leave a comment below.
