What are the callouts on Inferno in CS2?

Inferno has 21 callouts split across 10 CT positions (A Site, Pit, Library, Arch, etc.), 7 T positions (T Spawn, Banana, Top Banana, etc.), and 4 mid-map areas. Memorizing these callouts is the fastest way to improve your competitive communication.

How many callouts does Inferno have?

Inferno has 21 named positions in total. The CT side has 10 callouts, the T side has 7, and mid has 4 positions.

What are the most important Inferno callouts to learn first?

Start with the bombsite callouts (A Site and B Site), then learn the main approach routes and mid positions. Once you know the core callouts you can communicate site takes, retakes, and enemy positions to your team effectively.

Where can I find Inferno smoke and flash lineups?

Check our dedicated Inferno lineups guide for step-by-step smoke, flash, molotov, and HE grenade lineups with difficulty ratings and use-case explanations.

What is the best strategy for Inferno?

The best strategy depends on your side and team coordination. On T side, default setups that gather information before committing work best. On CT side, crossfire setups and smart utility usage help maintain site control. See the strategies section above for specific Inferno tactics.

Inferno Callouts

All 21 Inferno callout positions for CS2 competitive play. A map that rewards coordinated utility usage and teamwork. Tight chokepoints on banana and apartments create intense firefights that demand precise grenade work and trade fragging. Practice your utility throws with our Inferno lineups guide, or load up a practice config to drill positions offline.

Utility HeavyTrade KillsChoke PointsActive Duty

All Callouts 21 positions

CT Side 10

A Site Main A bombsite with truck, pit, and balcony positions.

Pit Sunken area near A site. Strong defensive position with low exposure.

Library Building overlooking A site and short. Key defensive angle.

Arch Archway connecting CT to A site. Primary rotation route.

CT Spawn CT starting area with buy zone. Central position between sites.

B Site Second bombsite in courtyard area. Vulnerable position requiring utility.

Construction Elevated construction area near B. Strong position for site defense.

Fountain Fountain area near B site. Cover position for B defenders.

Coffins Coffin area between sites. Rotation and holding position.

Spools Spool cover on B site. Common defensive position.

T Side 7

T Spawn T-side starting position. Central coordination point.

Banana Narrow passage to B site. Primary B approach with key choke.

Top Banana Upper section of banana near T base. Initial B approach.

Bottom Banana Lower banana near B site. Final approach before site.

Second Mid Second mid area connecting to A approaches. Alternative A route.

Apartments Residential area leading toward A site. Primary A approach.

Boiler Boiler room near B site apartments. Close-quarters position.

Mid Control 4

Mid Central area between alt-mid and arch. Map control position.

Mexico Area between T apps and mid. Rotation and info position.

Hay Hay bale area in mid. Cover position during mid fights.

Bridge Bridge over mid area. Elevated crossing between areas.

Strategies

T Attack

Banana Control B Execute

Take banana with utility, smoke coffins and CT, molly spools. Execute B with full team commitment.

Apartments A Split

Take apartments, split through arch and short. Coordinate with players from second mid.

Fast B Rush

Full team banana rush with utility stack. Overwhelming speed before CTs can rotate.

CT Defence

Banana Aggression CT

Push banana early with utility. Get info and damage before falling back to site.

Tactical Tips

Master banana control. B site access depends on winning the banana fight with utility.
Use molotovs aggressively. Clearing common positions with fire is essential on Inferno.
Trade kills instantly. The tight angles mean you must be ready to refrag teammates.
Learn arch-side smokes. Controlling arch access is crucial for A site security.
Play crossfire setups. The map rewards coordinated angles from multiple positions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the callouts on Inferno in CS2?: Inferno has 21 callouts split across 10 CT positions (A Site, Pit, Library, Arch, etc.), 7 T positions (T Spawn, Banana, Top Banana, etc.), and 4 mid-map areas. Memorizing these callouts is the fastest way to improve your competitive communication.
How many callouts does Inferno have?: Inferno has 21 named positions in total. The CT side has 10 callouts, the T side has 7, and mid has 4 positions.
What are the most important Inferno callouts to learn first?: Start with the bombsite callouts (A Site and B Site), then learn the main approach routes and mid positions. Once you know the core callouts you can communicate site takes, retakes, and enemy positions to your team effectively.
Where can I find Inferno smoke and flash lineups?: Check our dedicated Inferno lineups guide for step-by-step smoke, flash, molotov, and HE grenade lineups with difficulty ratings and use-case explanations.
What is the best strategy for Inferno?: The best strategy depends on your side and team coordination. On T side, default setups that gather information before committing work best. On CT side, crossfire setups and smart utility usage help maintain site control. See the strategies section above for specific Inferno tactics.