Heaven Smoke
Monster → Heaven
Stand at monster entrance. Aim above the heaven ledge and throw a smoke that blocks heaven view over B site.
Use Case: Block CT vision from heaven during B executes
Overpass Lineups
Master 14 essential grenade lineups for competitive play. Learn the Overpass callouts first, then use a practice config to drill these throws offline.
14 Lineups T: 9 CT: 5 Smoke: 5 Flash: 3 Molotov: 3 HE: 3
Learning Progress 0/14 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
Pillar Smoke
Water → Pillar
From the water canal area, throw a smoke onto the pillar position on B site. Blocks CT holding pillar.
Use Case: Deny pillar position during B site takes
Bank Smoke
Long A → Bank
Position on long A. Aim at the bank building edge and throw a smoke that covers bank completely.
Use Case: Block bank angles during A executes
Connector Smoke
Playground → Connector
From playground, throw a smoke toward the connector entrance. Cuts off CT rotations.
Use Case: Prevent CT rotations through connector
Truck Smoke
A Site → Long
From A site near truck, throw a smoke toward long. Blocks T vision from long approach.
Use Case: Delay T long pushes
Monster Flash
Monster → B Site
Inside monster, throw a flash that pops out onto B site. Blinds CTs holding site angles.
Use Case: Flash B site defenders for fast entry
Long A Flash
Long → A Site
From long A approach, throw a flash over the wall onto A site. Blinds CT defenders.
Use Case: Support A site entry from long
Short Flash
Short A → A Site
From toilets/short A, throw a flash that bounces into A site. Blinds defenders from short approach.
Use Case: Flash A site for short push
Pillar Molotov
Water → Pillar
From the water area, throw a molotov onto pillar. Forces CTs off this strong position.
Use Case: Clear pillar during B executes
Heaven Molotov
Canal → Heaven
Throw a molotov from canal that lands on heaven platform. Forces the CT off this powerful position.
Use Case: Deny heaven during B takes
Monster Molotov
B Site → Monster
From B site, throw a molotov into monster entrance. Denies T access through monster.
Use Case: Delay T monster pushes
Playground HE
Connector → Playground
From connector, throw an HE toward playground. Damages T players staging there.
Use Case: Punish T playground presence
Long HE
A Site → Long
From A site, throw an HE down long. Damages advancing T players.
Use Case: Trade damage against long pushes
Water HE
Heaven → Water
From heaven, throw an HE into the water canal. Damages T players using canal approach.
Use Case: Punish canal pushes
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 Overpass?
The best smokes on Overpass 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 Overpass 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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