Where a player requires a weapon due to insufficient funds Two players peeking a specific direction at the same time in an effort to get a trade Also used to refer to a common plant-spot on a bombsiteĪ replay of a competitive match – for example GOTVĪn enemy player who is wearing a helmet and has been shot in the head but not killed with a weapon such as an M4, FAMAS, Galil or pistols Standard team setup when no strat has been called. Two players (usually CT side or after-plant) holding one choke point on opposite endsĪn eco round using Desert Eagles (Deagles) “Wow that guy got a triple collat on A long doors!” Short for ‘Collateral’ – where a single shot kills two or more players (typically from a weapon such as the AWP) Where all players in a team buyout and leave excess weapons on the ground in their spawn for the chickens Where the last player on a team successfully wins the round for their team, for example winning a 1v5 The top fragger who has significantly more frags in comparison to the rest of their team and is making a significant impact on rounds to ensure a victoryĪ player who uses external scripts/programs to give them an advantage in-game – examples include wall-hacking, aim-bot, trigger-bot and bhop scriptsĪ call that points out the location of the enemy around a corner The player who communicates the strategies to the rest of their teamĪ player who sits in a strategic spot (often behind an object or wall) waiting for the enemy to pass-by unaware of them Where all players buy all gear, grenades and weapons on the last round of the half or game “Even a bot would be better than this player…”įiring your weapon with around 3-4 shots with each pull of the trigger for improved accuracy and maximum damage if a clean head-shot can’t be achieved Also used to describe a player who isn’t as skilled as the rest of their teammates Also where one player cheats in lobby of friends in an effort to push their friends into competitive ranks that are above their skill levelĪn AI controlled player. Where a player or object is used to elevate a player. Where a player jumps left to right at an angle to achieve a greater velocity Purchasing Negevs or Auto-snipers on the last round of a half or game Also when a player shoulder-peeks an angle/corner in an effort to get the enemy player to fire a shot When the enemy team has to eco so you purchase weapons such as SMG’s and shotguns to maximise kill rewards for that roundĪllowing a teammate to push into an area to enable another player to determine the locations of various players on the opposing team, usually followed up with a trade. Also used by teammates to describe the bottom-fragger/dead-weight on their team Where a single player on a team successfully kills the entire enemy teamĪ player who defends a bombsite and doesn’t rotate till the bomb has been spotted (or planted) elsewhere.

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