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Volpedia/Games/Counter-Strike 2/Tips/Save a grenade for retake
COUNTER-STRIKE 2 / TIPS

Save a grenade for retake

Utility can create a late-round advantage even when both teams have fewer alive players.

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Useful approach: Keep one flash or smoke if you expect to defend or reclaim a bombsite.
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How it works

Utility can create a late-round advantage even when both teams have fewer alive players.

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Practical strategy

Keep one flash or smoke if you expect to defend or reclaim a bombsite.

03

Mistakes to avoid

Dumping all grenades during early contact can leave no retake tools.

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A B retake begins by identifying the bomb location, defenders' likely post-plant cover and available utility.

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