Aggressive B play on Anubis can disrupt the T side early and give CTs useful information. When done at the right time, it can slow the round and force Ts to adjust. This lesson explains how to approach aggressive B site play on Anubis.
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Playing Aggressive B Site on Anubis as CT
Aggression on B works best when it is controlled. Look for moments when Ts are setting up or not ready to fight back. Moving with a teammate makes the play safer and gives a better chance to trade if contact happens.
Utility helps you take space without unnecessary risk. A flash or molotov can force Ts back or give you a safe opening to move forward. The video lesson focuses on how to combine aggression with utility, so try applying those ideas in your own matches.
After gaining space, don’t keep pushing without a reason. Hold the position you took and be ready to fall back if pressure builds. Aggressive B play is about control and information, not chasing fights.
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Conclusion
Aggressive B site play on Anubis as CT relies on timing, utility, and discipline. Try applying the ideas from the video lesson in your matches. If you have your own aggressive play thoughts or questions, leave them in the comments below.
