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  1. Codes[UPDATE!] Counter Blox how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
  2. Codes[UPDATE!] Counter Blox expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
  3. Wiki[UPDATE!] Counter Blox playersRoster hub.
  4. Pages[UPDATE!] Counter Blox updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
  5. Pages[UPDATE!] Counter Blox scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
  6. Pages[UPDATE!] Counter Blox official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
  7. Rankings[UPDATE!] Counter Blox tier listEditorial S through D boards.
  8. GuidesPlay your first Counter Blox roundJoin Casual, pick a side, buy during freeze time, and finish the round by eliminating the other team or resolving the bomb.
  9. GuidesStop before you shoot: movement and gunplayCounter-strafe to reset rifle accuracy, peek with A and D, and choose tap, burst, or spray from the gun you bought.
  10. GuidesSpend round cash without wasting the buyUse round cash for armor, a rifle, and utility. Credits never buy guns. Refund mistakes during freeze time.
  11. GuidesEarn Credits from matches and contractsCredits come from public Casual, Unranked, Deathmatch placement, and contracts. VIP servers do not pay them.
  12. GuidesRedeem a code, and tell a reprint from a real oneUse the Home menu box after 24 hours of playtime. This archive lists expired strings and leaves unresolved reprints off the active list.
  13. GuidesLearn one map before you queue the nextStart on Dust II, name the sites and mid, then use the radar callout under the minimap. Mode pools are not the same.
  14. GuidesMake the crosshair and radar readableOpen the crosshair editor with the apostrophe key, cut particle clutter, and use C to crouch on a Mac.
  15. GuidesCases, inventory value, and the trading serversCases cost 50 Credits. Trading servers open at 100 inventory value. Round cash and Credits stay separate.
  16. GuidesChoose Casual, Unranked, Deathmatch, or a private serverCasual is first to 8 on 14-player servers. Unranked is first to 13 with friendly fire. Deathmatch pays only the top three.
  17. WikiGlock-18Terrorist starting pistol, also listed as the Glock-17, with a burst mode on right click.
  18. WikiUSP-SSilenced Counter-Terrorist starting pistol. The suppressor does not come off.
  19. WikiPX4The other Counter-Terrorist starter, used in place of the older P2000.
  20. WikiP250Cheap shared pistol for eco rounds.
  21. WikiDual BerettasTwo pistols with a large magazine and a disputed price.
  22. WikiTEC-9Terrorist close-range pistol with one-tap potential up close.
  23. WikiFive-SeveNCounter-Terrorist pistol with a large magazine and armor penetration.
  24. WikiCZ75-AutoFully automatic pistol for both teams, with almost no reserve ammo.
  25. WikiDesert EagleShared heavy pistol that can kill an armored player with one headshot at any range.
  26. Wiki.44 MagnumShared revolver with a delay between shots. It replaced the older R8 role.
  27. WikiMAC-10Cheapest Terrorist SMG, built for close pushes while moving.
  28. WikiMP9Counter-Terrorist SMG with a high rate of fire for close holds.
  29. WikiUMP-45Shared SMG with the highest per-bullet damage in the SMG group and a 25-round magazine.
  30. WikiThompsonShared SMG with a 64-round drum. It replaced the older PP-Bizon role.
  31. WikiMP5Shared close-to-mid SMG. It replaced the older MP7 role in the remaster.
  32. WikiMP7-SDSilenced shared SMG. The suppressor stays attached.
  33. WikiP90Most expensive SMG, with a 50-round magazine and usable moving hipfire.
  34. WikiGalil SARLower-cost Terrorist automatic rifle with a 35-round magazine.
  35. WikiFAMASCounter-Terrorist rifle with automatic fire and a 3-round burst.
  36. WikiAK-47Terrorist rifle that kills a full-health armored player with one headshot at any range.
  37. WikiM4A4Unsilenced Counter-Terrorist rifle with a 30-round magazine.
  38. WikiM4A1-SSilenced Counter-Terrorist rifle. The suppressor stays on.
  39. WikiSG 553Scoped Terrorist rifle with an any-range armored headshot.
  40. WikiAUG A3Scoped Counter-Terrorist rifle. The one-shot headshot is documented up close.
  41. WikiScoutShared bolt sniper that stays mobile. It replaced the older SSG 08 role.
  42. WikiAWPShared heavy sniper. A chest or head shot is documented as a kill.
  43. WikiG3SG1Shared semi-automatic sniper. After the remaster it was no longer limited to one team.
  44. WikiNovaBudget pump shotgun for a point-blank hold.
  45. WikiSawed-OffTerrorist shotgun with a wide pellet spread for very tight corners.
  46. WikiMAG-7Counter-Terrorist magazine shotgun with a faster reload than the tube shotguns.
  47. WikiXM1014Shared semi-automatic shotgun.
  48. WikiMG42Shared machine gun with a 150-round belt. It replaced the older Negev role.
  49. WikiM249Expensive shared machine gun with a 100-round box.
  50. WikiKnifeDefault melee. Fastest and quietest movement, with a lethal backstab.
  51. WikiKevlarTorso armor for $650. It reduces damage and aim punch.
  52. WikiKevlar and helmetFull armor for $1,000, or $350 if you already have Kevlar.
  53. WikiDefuse KitCounter-Terrorist item that cuts defuse time from 10 seconds to 5.
  54. WikiZeus x27Single-use close-range taser in competitive-style modes.
  55. WikiFlashbangBlind that lasts about 3 seconds if the victim is looking at it.
  56. WikiSmoke grenadeVision block that also puts out fire.
  57. WikiHE grenadeDamage grenade listed around 50 damage at best in Counter Blox.
  58. WikiMolotovTerrorist fire grenade for denying a corner or a choke.
  59. WikiIncendiary grenadeCounter-Terrorist fire grenade, more expensive than the Molotov.
  60. WikiDecoy grenadeFake gunfire that copies the primary weapon you bought.
  61. WikiDust IITwo-site desert map and the clearest place to learn calls.
  62. WikiInfernoTight Italian map where Banana and Apartments decide the round.
  63. WikiMirageMid-control map with Ramp, Palace, and Apartments as the site entries.
  64. WikiNukeStacked bombsites. A sits above B.
  65. WikiVertigoHigh construction map with lethal outside edges.
  66. WikiCacheDefusal map in Casual and Unranked, not in the Deathmatch pool.
  67. WikiTrainUnranked and Deathmatch defusal map, not in the Casual column.
  68. WikiOverpassUnranked defusal map that is off in Casual and Deathmatch.
  69. WikiSeasideOlder seaside layout limited to Casual.
  70. WikiSeaside IICurrent seaside defusal map in all three documented pools.
  71. WikiCobblestoneCasual-only defusal map.
  72. WikiFallen IICasual-only defusal map, distinct from the removed Fallen layout.
  73. WikiPoolsideDeathmatch arena. It is not a bomb map.
  74. WikiCreditsCosmetic currency from public matches, contracts, codes, and the Robux shop.
  75. WikiContractsDaily, weekly, and monthly Credit tasks.
  76. WikiWeapon cases50 Credits each for a standard case that rolls a skin and, rarely, gloves or a knife.
  77. WikiRAC bannin'Badge described as being caught jammin' to a forbidden rhythm.
  78. WikiHigh CaliberExperience badge with a low listed award rate.
  79. WikiEfficiency ExpertThe most commonly listed combat-style badge in the public badge snapshot.
  80. WikiExterminatorExperience badge listed around 5.7% awarded.
  81. WikiEgg HuntOlder event badge still attached to the experience record.
  82. WikiEaster 20212021 Easter badge retained on the experience.
  83. WikiHalloween 20212021 Halloween badge retained on the experience.
  84. PagesHome
  85. GuidesBeginner GuideFour steps for a first Casual match, then the full guides for gunplay, cash, and maps.
  86. GuidesGuidesTask guides for the first round, gunplay, round cash, Credits, codes, maps, settings, skins, and modes. Weapon stats live in the wiki, not copied here.
  87. WikiWikiWeapons and gear, maps by mode, the Credit system, and Roblox badges for this experience.
  88. WikiEquipmentBuy-menu weapons, armor, and grenades. Prices that disagree across tables are shown as a range. Team locks are included on each item.
  89. WikiMap & RoutesDefusal and Deathmatch maps with the mode pool each one is documented in. Removed maps are explained in the map guide rather than listed as current votes.
  90. WikiCreditsCosmetic Credits, contracts, and the 50-Credit case. This is not round cash.
  91. WikiBadgesRoblox badges published on the Counter Blox experience. Award rates are the listed badge statistics, not case odds.
  92. CodesCodesExpired Credit codes and older Funds-era codes. No string is listed as active.
  93. VideosVideo GuidesTwo Counter Blox tutorials: a 2026 beginner match walkthrough and a movement lesson on counter-strafing, crouch peeks, and jump peeks.
  94. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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