Stack
Why stack? CTs stack when they expect the Ts to go to one site, for example because the Ts have hit B several rounds in a row. If the read is right, the Ts run into a wall of defenders and lose the round.
The risk: if the read is wrong, the other site is almost empty, and the Ts can plant easily. The CTs then have to rotate across the map and retake.
Ts can stack too: all five players together for a fast execute on one site.
Stacks are part of the mind games between two teams over a map, and a big reason why reading the opponent matters so much in pro CS2.
Learn more in CT Side vs T Side.
Related guides
CT Side vs T Side: How Sides and Halftime Work in CS2In CS2, Terrorists attack and Counter-Terrorists defend. How each side wins a round, when teams switch at halftime and which maps favor CT or T side.
RotateTo rotate in CS2 is to move from one bombsite to another, usually on the CT side, after reading where the Ts are going.
ExecuteAn execute in CS2 is a planned T side attack on a bombsite with smokes, flashes and molotovs thrown together.
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