Outside Smoke
Yard → Outside
From yard area, throw a smoke that covers outside position. Blocks CT outside vision.
Use Case: Control outside during rounds
Nuke Lineups
Master 15 essential grenade lineups for competitive play. Learn the Nuke callouts first, then use a practice config to drill these throws offline.
15 Lineups T: 8 CT: 7 Smoke: 6 Flash: 3 Molotov: 3 HE: 3
Learning Progress 0/15 lineups learned
Side
Type
Difficulty
Trajectory Map
Hover over lineup rows to highlight trajectory. Click pin to lock.
From Smoke Flash Molotov HE
All Lineups
Main Yard Smoke
T Spawn → Yard
Stand at T spawn and throw a smoke into main yard area. Blocks immediate CT vision.
Use Case: Secure yard control
Rafters Smoke
Upper → Rafters
From upper area, throw a smoke into rafters. Blocks T players pushing through rafters.
Use Case: Deny rafters access
Red Container Smoke
Yard → Red Container
From yard, throw a smoke toward red container area. Blocks sightlines.
Use Case: Secure container area
Trophy Case Smoke
Lobby → Trophy
From lobby, throw a smoke toward trophy case. Blocks CT positions on site.
Use Case: Cover trophy case area
Hut Smoke
Upper → Hut
From upper, throw a smoke toward hut area. Blocks T pushes from outside.
Use Case: Protect upper site
Outside Flash
Yard → Outside
From yard, throw a flash into outside. Blinds CT outside defenders.
Use Case: Flash outside players
Rafters Flash
Lobby → Rafters
Throw a flash that bounces into rafters area. Blinds T players there.
Use Case: Flash rafters position
Red Flash
Upper → Red Container
From upper, throw a flash toward red container. Blinds T players there.
Use Case: Counter-flash T aggression
Outside Molotov
Yard → Outside
From yard, throw a molotov into outside. Denies CT positions.
Use Case: Deny outside area
Trophy Molotov
Lobby → Trophy
Throw a molotov onto trophy case. Denies space and forces rotations.
Use Case: Clear trophy during takes
Yard Molotov
Outside → Yard
From outside, throw a molotov into yard. Damages and controls T side.
Use Case: Push back T players in yard
Outside HE
Red → Outside
Throw an HE into outside. Damages T players advancing there.
Use Case: Trade damage in outside
Yard HE
Lobby → Yard
From lobby, throw an HE into yard. Damages advancing T players.
Use Case: Punish T yard pushes
Trophy HE
Upper → Trophy
From upper site, throw an HE toward trophy case. Damages T on site.
Use Case: Punish T trophy takes
Lineup Practice Tips
- 1 Start with Easy Lineups
Begin with easy-difficulty lineups that require minimal positioning. These give you quick utility coverage and build muscle memory for consistent throws.
- 2 Use Private Servers
Load a private match with cheats enabled. Use sv_infinite_ammo 1 and give yourself grenades to practice each throw repeatedly until consistent.
- 3 Learn Both Sides
Master T-side executes and CT-side retake lineups. Knowing both sides makes you a more versatile and valuable teammate in competitive play.
- 4 Coordinate with Teammates
Many lineups are most effective when combined with other utility. Practice timing your throws with teammates for synchronized site executes.
- 5 Track Your Progress
Use the checkboxes on each lineup to mark which ones you have mastered. Aim to learn all easy lineups before moving to medium and hard difficulty.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best smokes for Nuke?
The best smokes on Nuke are those that cut off CT rotations and block key angles. Check the "Smokes" filter to see all smoke lineups. Prioritize easy and medium difficulty ones first.
How do I practice these lineups?
Jump into a private match or deathmatch server, and practice each lineup multiple times until you can execute it consistently. Start with easy difficulty lineups before advancing to harder ones.
What side should I use these lineups from?
Each lineup is labeled with "T" or "CT" side. T side lineups are for attacking executes, while CT side lineups are for retakes and defense. Use the side filter to find what you need.
How do I use the difficulty rating?
Easy lineups can be learned in minutes and are very forgiving. Medium requires more practice. Hard lineups need precise positioning and timing. Start with easy lineups in competitive.
Why are some lineups on Nuke different from other pro lineups?
Lineups can be executed from multiple positions with slight variations. These are commonly-used versions. Once you master these, you can experiment with alternative approaches.
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