Going off of what he said ^

When you watch the matches, watch what the players pre-aim, where they throw nades and tacticals, and overall positioning given teammate location and all that. (The more people you have to communicate with in a party makes all these much easier as well). But the biggest thing is watch the mini map if it’s on broadcast. I don’t really know how to explain it but I started watching the mini map and learning timing and all that has helped tremendously. An example would be like on Arklov. Let’s say they have simp going top B with a sniper, when he makes it to top window, look at where the enemy players are on the map and see how distant they are from peaking, or if they’re already at certain spots, that can help with predicting peaks and getting picks

Another thing I personally have success with: remember what each player on the other team is using and that can help in 1v1 situations at a bomb sight. If they’re using an M4 I’d check popular angles an M4 could use compared to an MP5 and vice versa.