- Map Rank
- #2
- Attack Win Rate
- 47.8%
- Defense Win Rate
- 52.9%
Valorant Split Map
- Matches
- 67,466
- Play Rate
- 13.2%
- Region
- All Regions
- Rank
- All Ranks
- Platform
- All Platforms
- Mode
- Competitive
- Last Updated
- Nov 5, 2026 UTC
- Author
- Dakota Chinnick
- Methodology
- Data Methodology
Split is defense-sided: a 47.8% attack win rate against 52.9% on defense, across 67,466 competitive matches. Side bias, callouts, and the agents and weapons that perform best here.
- Bomb sites
- A / B
- Attack Win Rate
- 47.8%
- Defense Win Rate
- 52.9%
- Best agent
- Neon · 54.4%
- Competitive play rate
- 13.2%Rank #2 of 12 tracked maps
- Matches analysed
- 67,466
Split Callouts & Map Layout
Split has 2 bomb sites (A, B) and 24 named callouts. Hover any pin to match it to its name — the full callout list is below the map. Across 67,466 tracked matches, the defense side wins 52.9% of rounds here.
BackLobbyMainRaftersRampsScreensSewerSiteTowerSpawnAlleyBackLinkGarageRaftersSiteStairsTowerLobbySpawnBottomMailTopVentSplit callout list
A
B
Mid
Attacker Side
Defender Side
Split layout & mechanics
Split is a tight two-site map with vertical ropes into both sites. Its narrow chokepoints reward defenders who hold with utility, which is why it has historically been one of the more defence-favoured maps.
Split Map Rating
Split is an A-tier map, played in 13.2% of matches. It leans defense-sided at 47.8% attack against 52.9% defense — a gap of 5.0 points.
Split Detailed Statistics
Defense wins 52.9% of rounds on Split against 47.8% for attack — a 5.0-point edge across 67,466 competitive matches. Attacking sides should plan around the post-plant rather than forcing site takes.
Across 67,466 competitive matches on Split, Neon has the highest win rate at 54.4%, followed by Sage at 52.9% and Fade at 52.9%. The three average 53.4%. They span Duelist, Sentinel, Initiator, so no single role dominates Split.
Weapon win rates on Split, across 67,466 competitive matches: the Shorty at 64.7%, the Outlaw at 60.8% and the Odin at 60.1%, averaging 61.9%. Cheaper weapons often sit high here because they are bought in rounds a team is already ahead in, so read these alongside the buy, not on their own. Between the two main rifles, the Phantom is ahead on Split at 53.1% against the Vandal at 50.8%.
Strategic Guide for Split
Attack Strategy
Defenders take 52.9% of rounds on Split, so attacking is the harder half. Trade time for picks and play the post-plant instead of forcing an execute. The highest win rates here belong to Neon or Sage.
Defense Strategy
Defenders win 52.9% of rounds on Split. Anchor both sites and make attackers spend utility before you give up space. Among the top performers here, Sage is the sentinel holding up best.
Economy Tips
Because Split is defense-sided, defenders can buy consistently while attackers need to budget for the extra utility a site take costs.
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How Split Compares to Other Maps
How Split compares with the maps closest to it on side balance.
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Split Map FAQ - November 2026
What are the callouts on Split?
Split has 24 named callouts across its 2 bomb sites (A, B). Common ones include Back, Lobby, Main, Rafters, Ramps, Screens. The map above marks every callout in its real in-game position, and the full list is grouped by site below it.
Is Split attack or defense sided in Valorant?
Split is defense-sided with a 47.8% attack win rate. Defenders have the advantage here, so focus on solid retake strategies on attack and lock down sites on defense.
What is Split's play rate in competitive Valorant?
Split has a 13.2% play rate in competitive Valorant, ranking #2 of the 12 maps MetaBot has competitive data for. This data is based on 67,466 competitive matches analyzed across all ranks and regions.
How many rounds does a typical Split match last?
The average Split match lasts 21.2 rounds, taking approximately 32 minutes to complete. This average accounts for both dominant victories and close overtime games.
What are the best agents for Split?
The top performing agents on Split are Neon (54.4%), Sage (52.9%), Fade (52.9%). These agents excel on this map due to their abilities complementing Split's unique layout and engagement distances.
What makes Split unique in Valorant?
Split features a distinctive layout that requires specific strategies. With a 47.8% attack win rate and 13.2% play rate, mastering this map's unique callouts, angles, and rotation timings is key to consistent success.
How do I improve on Split?
To improve on Split: 1) Learn the Neon, Sage, Fade agents who excel here, 2) Study attack vs defense strategies for the 47.8% attack win rate meta, 3) Practice common angles and rotations, 4) Watch pro play for advanced strategies.