What are the callouts on Overpass in CS2?

Overpass has 18 callouts split across 9 CT positions (A Site, Bank, Truck, Van, etc.), 5 T positions (Long A, Short A (Toilets), Monster, etc.), and 4 mid-map areas. Memorizing these callouts is the fastest way to improve your competitive communication.

How many callouts does Overpass have?

Overpass has 18 named positions in total. The CT side has 9 callouts, the T side has 5, and mid has 4 positions.

What are the most important Overpass 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 Overpass smoke and flash lineups?

Check our dedicated Overpass 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 Overpass?

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 Overpass tactics.

Overpass Callouts

All 18 Overpass callout positions for CS2 competitive play. A complex multi-level map with creative utility usage and diverse playstyles. Overpass rewards map control and information gathering with relatively balanced sides and deep strategic options. Practice your utility throws with our Overpass lineups guide, or load up a practice config to drill positions offline.

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All Callouts 18 positions

CT Side 9

A Site Bombsite A on top of the overpass structure with truck, bank, and stairs positions.

Bank Building on A site providing strong holding angles and cover.

Truck Truck on A site used for boost positions and crossfires.

Van Van near A site providing cover for defenders.

Heaven (B) Elevated position above B site. One of the strongest CT positions on the map.

B Site Lower bombsite in the canal area with water, pillar, and construction.

CT Spawn CT starting area with quick access to connector and both sites.

Construction Construction area near B site used for rotations and holds.

Pillar Pillar position on B site for afterplant cover.

T Side 5

Long A Long approach to A site from T spawn. Primary A attack route.

Short A (Toilets) Short path to A through the bathroom area.

Monster Underground tunnel from T spawn toward B site. Key B approach.

Playground Open area near T spawn used for early aggression and staging.

T Spawn Terrorist starting area. Routes lead to long A, short A, and monster.

Mid Control 4

Connector Connector between A site and B site. Critical rotation path.

Fountain Fountain area in mid connector region.

Water/Canal Water canal area leading to B site. Used for sneaky approaches.

Party Area near A site connector. Contested for mid control.

Strategies

T Attack

A Split (Long + Short)

Split A with players from long and short simultaneously. Smoke bank, flash over, take site.

B Canal Execute

Push through monster and canal. Smoke heaven, molly pillar, flash in and take site together.

Default Mid Control

Take connector/fountain control early. Use it to split to either site based on CT positions.

CT Defence

Aggressive Monster

Push monster early with utility for information. Fall back to heaven if overwhelmed.

A Site Crossfire

Set up crossfires on A site between bank and truck. Molotov long to delay.

Tactical Tips

Monster control is crucial for B site access. Use utility to clear it safely.
Long A and short A split is very effective when coordinated with utility.
B site executes need heaven smoke, pillar molotov, and coordinated flashes.
Connector control enables fast CT rotations — contest it early.
Use the multiple levels to your advantage. Boost spots can catch opponents off guard.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the callouts on Overpass in CS2?: Overpass has 18 callouts split across 9 CT positions (A Site, Bank, Truck, Van, etc.), 5 T positions (Long A, Short A (Toilets), Monster, etc.), and 4 mid-map areas. Memorizing these callouts is the fastest way to improve your competitive communication.
How many callouts does Overpass have?: Overpass has 18 named positions in total. The CT side has 9 callouts, the T side has 5, and mid has 4 positions.
What are the most important Overpass 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 Overpass smoke and flash lineups?: Check our dedicated Overpass 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 Overpass?: 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 Overpass tactics.