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The classic Train map has made its way back into the professional map pool, replacing Vertigo. It’s already being played at major tournaments like BLAST and ESL, as well as on FACEIT. To dominate on Train, learning effective smokes is essential. Here are the best smokes for attacking A and B bombsites.
To block off the Z (Connector) position, follow these steps:
This smoke prevents CTs from using Z to support their teammates on A. It forces them to reposition, giving your team a huge advantage during the execute. You can also use this smoke as a fake to pull a B-site defender toward A, creating openings elsewhere.
Longdog (formerly Popdog) is a key spot for CTs defending A. Here's how to smoke it:
This smoke makes it difficult for a CT holding Longdog to support their teammates. They’ll have to either push through the smoke, exposing themselves, or wait it out—giving your team plenty of time to plant the bomb and secure post-plant positions.
This smoke blocks off Ivy, helping your team push out of T Main:
With this smoke, the CT holding Ivy will have to reposition to assist their team, giving you valuable time to execute your strategy and take control of A.
For a quick and safe B-site plant, use this smoke:
Pair this with a tunnel smoke to give your team enough cover to plant the bomb without taking heavy damage. Once planted, reposition for the after-plant to maintain control of the site.
For fast B-site attacks, this rush smoke is perfect:
This smoke lands quickly, cutting off the CTs’ vision and giving your teammates the perfect cover to rush down the ramp. With practice, you can time the smoke to land just as your team reaches the site, denying the CTs any early info or chance to counter the rush.
Train requires precise utility usage to succeed. These smokes will help you control key positions, isolate CTs, and secure bomb plants with ease. Practice these lineups to elevate your game and dominate Train in both competitive and casual matches.
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