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CS:GO Pro Tips - How to take control of Ivy on Train - CS:GO - Videos | esports.com

CS:GO

September 17, 2020

CS:GO Pro Tips – How to take control of Ivy on Train

By Aykut Özbey

CS:GO is easy to learn but difficult to master. Map control often determines which team wins a round and then the match. Here is our guide to Train’s Ivy.

Train is a map with a couple of key choke points from which to exert map control. Here is our video guide to taking care of Ivy on your own.

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