A Elbowon Split

Around it

Callouts near A Elbow

• A BackThe far corner of A Site, behind the plant spots and away from the Ramps approach, from which a player can hit a plant from the rear.
• A SiteThe A bombsite, at the opposite end of the map from B Site and reached through A Main and the A Ramps. Teams use it to report plants and enemies on the site.
• A ScreensA spot behind A Site with a view of the A Main crossing.
• A RaftersA fallback spot beside A Tower, used by a defender who has been pushed off Ramps.
• A TowerThe high ground above A Site that overlooks Ramps.
• A MainThe main lane leading from the A side toward A Site, where early contact usually happens. A player on Screens can watch the A Main crossing from behind the site.

Playing it

Split A Site tips

1. 01Take A Main and the Ramps before pushing the site. Holding the top of Ramps gives a wide view, but it is usually the first place defenders check on a retake.
2. 02After taking A, clear A Tower (Heaven). A vent drops from there into Mid, so defenders can use it to rotate.
3. 03On defense, put one player on Screens for information and one at the top of Ramps who falls back to Rafters when pushed. Watch for pushes coming up from Mid.