Bind in Valorant: Map Guide

Bind at a glance
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Released | 2020, one of the launch maps |
| Setting | a desert city in Morocco |
| Bombsites | 2 (A and B) |
| Special feature | two one-way teleporters, no mid |
| Status | back in the competitive pool since patch 13.08 |
The layout
The map is two long sides, one for each site, joined by the Attackers' spawn and by the teleporters. Each teleporter takes a player from near one site to near the other in a moment, but only in one direction, and it makes a loud sound when used.
What makes it different
The teleporters make fakes and fast rotations possible: a player can show at one site and appear on the other seconds later. Defenders listen for the teleporter sound to read what the Attackers are doing.
Bind in pro play
Without a mid, Bind is a map of direct site hits and mind games. Bind has left the pool before and returned in patch 13.08.
See every map in the Valorant map pool, and how teams choose them in the map veto. Upcoming matches are in the Valorant match schedule.
FAQ
Does Bind have a mid?
No. Bind has no middle lane. Two one-way teleporters connect the two sides instead.
Is Bind in the Valorant map pool?
Yes. Bind returned to the competitive pool in patch 13.08.
Related guides
Valorant Map Pool: Current Competitive Maps and Recent ChangesThe current Valorant competitive map pool: Abyss, Bind, Corrode, Haven, Lotus, Summit and Sunset. What each map is like, what changed and how it rotates.
Valorant Rules Explained: How a Pro Match WorksHow Valorant works: 5v5, first to 13 rounds, Attackers plant the Spike, Defenders stop it, overtime until a 2-round lead. Economy and agents explained.
Related terms
Map vetoThe map veto in Valorant is the pick and ban process before a series.
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