Most players don’t die because they can’t aim — they die because they peek wrong. Dry peeking into a held angle is suicide against anyone pre-aimed and ready.

1) Don’t dry-peek for “info” if the enemy is already holding

If someone is holding the angle, you are entering a losing duel. Dry-peeking just gives them a free kill.
Solution: flash/molly before peeking, wait for them to reposition, or double-peek with a teammate.

2) Use a wide peek against AWP

AWP kills for a pixel. A tight jiggle is often a free death. A wide peek forces the sniper to move his crosshair and increases his reaction time.
But: wide peeks are bad vs good riflers — they will punish reckless wide swings.

3) Shoulder peek to bait a shot

Use it to force a shot without risking death. Small “shoulder” jiggle → instantly go back → after the shot, swing out for the kill or trade.

4) Don’t peek when you’re losing in timing

– Bomb is being planted?
– Enemy is already set and waiting?
– Retaking alone?
Peeking in these spots = donation. Better to rotate, wait for a teammate, or save.

5) Peek only when you have advantage, not when you “feel like peeking”

You create advantage by:

• utility (flash / molly / smoke)
  
• timing (catching movement)
  
• numbers (double peek)
  
• information (you know his spot — he doesn’t know yours)