Professional teams

CS2 team nade lineups

Browse 1292 watchable utility throws by the team represented in each professional source match. Historical labels preserve the recorded match context even when players later transfer.

8

represented teams

34

professional players

5

source matches

34

public guides

Match-derived team context

Compare how professional teams use CS2 utility

These profiles organize smokes, flashes, HE grenades, Molotovs and incendiaries by the team a player represented in the indexed match. That makes it easier to move from a team sample to the exact player, map and public guide behind each throw.

The counts describe this verified Daily CS Nades sample, not every grenade a team has ever thrown. A landing marker records where the utility finished; open the linked timestamp to learn the starting position, aim point and throw input visible in the guide.

How to use the library

  1. 1. Pick a team. Start with the source-match context you want to study.
  2. 2. Choose a player or map. Use the profile links and throw counts to narrow the sample.
  3. 3. Watch the exact moment. Open the public guide and jump to the indexed lineup timestamp.

CS2 team utility questions

How are teams assigned to CS2 nade lineups?

Each team label comes from the professional source match in which the utility was recorded. The label is historical match context and does not claim that the player remains on that roster today.

Can I browse the individual players behind a team sample?

Yes. Open a team profile to see every represented player, their watchable throw count and direct links to player-specific utility pages and public video guides.

What does a watchable utility throw include?

A watchable throw has a verified landing position and a public guide connection. The linked timestamp lets you inspect the throw position, aim reference and execution shown in the source footage.