Lotus - Valorant Map
Map Rank
#5
Attack Win Rate
50.7%
Defense Win Rate
49.7%

Valorant Lotus Map

#5 Map8.6% Play Rate
Matches
39,381
Play Rate
8.6%
Region
All Regions
Rank
All Ranks
Platform
All Platforms
Mode
Competitive
Last Updated
Oct 8, 2026 UTC
Methodology
Data Methodology

Lotus is attack-sided: a 50.7% attack win rate against 49.7% on defense, across 39,381 competitive matches. Side bias, callouts, and the agents and weapons that perform best here.

Bomb sites
A / B / C
Attack Win Rate
50.7%
Defense Win Rate
49.7%
Best agent
Waylay · 53.0%
Competitive play rate
8.6%Rank #5 of 12 tracked maps
Matches analysed
39,381

Lotus Callouts & Map Layout

Lotus has 3 bomb sites (A, B, C) and 28 named callouts. Hover any pin to match it to its name — the full callout list is below the map. Across 39,381 tracked matches, the attack side wins 50.7% of rounds here.

Lotus minimap with every callout marked in its in-game positionTopDropSiteHutTreeDoorMainRubbleRootLobbyLobbyPillarsMainDoorSiteLinkUpperWaterfallLinkStairsMoundMainBendSiteHallGravelSpawnSpawn

Lotus callout list

A

B

C

Attacker Side

Defender Side

Lotus layout & mechanics

Lotus has three sites, rotating doors that let players pass through walls at the cost of noise, and a destructible door. Almost every entry has a second way in, so post-plant positioning matters more here than the entry itself.

Lotus A Tier

Lotus Map Rating

Rank #5 of 12 tracked maps•8.6% Play Rate

Lotus is an A-tier map, played in 8.6% of matches. It leans attack-sided at 50.7% attack against 49.7% defense — a gap of 1.1 points.

Lotus Detailed Statistics

Play Rate8.6%
Attack Win Rate50.7%
Defense Win Rate49.7%
Avg Rounds21.3
Avg Match Length32 min
Matches Analyzed39,381
Map Rank#5
Map TierA

Attack wins 50.7% of rounds on Lotus and defense 49.7%, a gap of 1.1 points across 39,381 competitive matches. Neither side starts ahead here, so rounds turn on utility and economy rather than on the side you draw.

Attack Win Rate50.7%
Defense Win Rate49.7%

Across 39,381 competitive matches on Lotus, Waylay has the highest win rate at 53.0%, followed by Vyse at 52.6% and Clove at 52.1%. The three average 52.6%. They span Duelist, Sentinel, Controller, so no single role dominates Lotus.

Weapon win rates on Lotus, across 39,381 competitive matches: the Shorty at 65.7%, the Outlaw at 60.0% and the Odin at 57.5%, averaging 61.1%. 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 Lotus at 53.0% against the Vandal at 50.4%.

Strategic Guide for Lotus

Attack Strategy

Attackers win 50.7% of rounds on Lotus, so the attacking half is where a lead gets built. Spend utility on the first site take rather than saving it for retakes. The highest win rates here belong to Waylay or Vyse.

Defense Strategy

Attackers take 50.7% of rounds on Lotus, so holding is the harder half. Retake-oriented setups give up less than contesting every entry. Among the top performers here, Vyse is the sentinel holding up best.

Economy Tips

Because Lotus is attack-sided, attackers can force more often and defenders should be stricter about saving for full buys.

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Lotus Map FAQ - October 2026

What are the callouts on Lotus?

Lotus has 28 named callouts across its 3 bomb sites (A, B, C). Common ones include Top, Drop, Site, Hut, Tree, Door. The map above marks every callout in its real in-game position, and the full list is grouped by site below it.

Is Lotus attack or defense sided in Valorant?

Lotus is fairly balanced between attack and defense, with a 50.7% attack win rate. Both sides have equal opportunities for success.

What is Lotus's play rate in competitive Valorant?

Lotus has a 8.6% play rate in competitive Valorant, ranking #5 of the 12 maps MetaBot has competitive data for. This data is based on 39,381 competitive matches analyzed across all ranks and regions.

How many rounds does a typical Lotus match last?

The average Lotus match lasts 21.3 rounds, taking approximately 32 minutes to complete. This average accounts for both dominant victories and close overtime games.

What are the best agents for Lotus?

The top performing agents on Lotus are Waylay (53.0%), Vyse (52.6%), Clove (52.1%). These agents excel on this map due to their abilities complementing Lotus's unique layout and engagement distances.

What makes Lotus unique in Valorant?

Lotus features a distinctive layout that requires specific strategies. With a 50.7% attack win rate and 8.6% play rate, mastering this map's unique callouts, angles, and rotation timings is key to consistent success.

How do I improve on Lotus?

To improve on Lotus: 1) Learn the Waylay, Vyse, Clove agents who excel here, 2) Study attack vs defense strategies for the 50.7% attack win rate meta, 3) Practice common angles and rotations, 4) Watch pro play for advanced strategies.