Professional CS2 utility

Nuke CS2 Molotovs

Explore 56 Nuke Molotov throws tracked from professional matches. Video lineups attach automatically here after an approved guide becomes public.

Molotovs clear protected positions, delay rotations and deny defenders a safe place to hold.

Nuke CS2 radar with professional utility landing positions
Nuke landing radar

56 tracked professional landing positions.

Molotov · 56

56

tracked pro throws

10

players represented

2

matches sampled

0

watchable lineups

How to read the Nuke Molotov sample

The 56 events show 52 T-side and 4 CT-side landings across 2 professional matches. Use the distribution as match evidence, not as a substitute for an aim-point tutorial.

  1. 01

    Read the clusters

    Look for repeated landing zones instead of treating one dot as an instruction.

  2. 02

    Compare the sides

    Separate the 52 T-side and 4 CT-side events when judging the sample.

  3. 03

    Wait for the guide

    Use a published video for the exact standing position, aim point and throw timing.

Video guides will attach automatically

These radar positions come from verified professional demo events, but no approved public Nuke Molotov guide is linked yet. The daily YouTube sync will add exact timestamps here after a long-form guide becomes public.

Nuke CS2 Molotovs questions

How many Nuke CS2 Molotovs are available?

Daily CS Nades currently tracks 56 Nuke Molotov throws from professional match demos. 0 are connected to public timestamped guides, and new guides attach automatically after release.

Are these Nuke Molotovs verified in real matches?

Yes. Every tracked throw is tied to a professional match demo, the player who threw it, the round context and a calibrated radar landing. A timestamp is shown only when a verified public video guide exists.

How can I use the Nuke Molotov radar data?

Use the landing distribution to compare where professional players deployed Molotovs, then return after public guides release for exact positions, aim references and timestamps.