ESP
The Finals ESP
Cashout is won on stations you cannot always see. Floors collapse. Smoke fills the vault room. This guide to the finals esp covers every overlay draw: players, bots, teammates, box, skeleton, snapline, health, view line, name, and distance.
Who to draw: Player, Bot, and Teammate
Player ESP is the default. It marks live contestants through walls, goo, and broken concrete. That is how you see a steal before the box hits the station.
Bot ESP marks AI. Season 11 added Cashout (Bots), a full three-round tournament against computer squads for practice. In that mode, bot draws help you learn vault routes. In ranked, leave bot draws off so the screen stays clean.
Teammate draws your own trio. Turn it down once you know your Medium’s heal beam. Too many friendly boxes hide the team that is actually stealing.
Filter first. Then pick shapes. A busy overlay is worse than a simple one in a four-team qualifier.
Box, Skeleton, and Snapline
Box is the fastest read. A 2D outline around a contestant tells you size and motion through smoke. Light at 150 HP looks small. Heavy at 350 HP fills the box.
Skeleton adds pose. You see if they are sliding, holding a winch, or planting C4 on your floor. Use it when you need bone reads for aim. The the finals aimbot bone list matches this pose data.
Snapline draws a line from you to the target. It is the fastest “where is the third party” tool after a floor collapse. Keep one line style. Stacking snaplines plus boxes plus names on every bot will smear the screen.
Health, View Line, Name, and Distance
Health tells you whether to push. A cracked Light is a finish. A full Heavy behind a Dome Shield is a wait. Ranked wipes still cost 15% cash in qualifiers, so do not take 50/50s on full tanks.
View Line shows where they are looking. If the line points at your station, they are committing. If it points away, you have a steal window. That is more useful than a name tag in a hidden-seed ranked match.
Name helps you track the same contestant across respawns. Use it when you need to know who keeps hitting your cashout. Turn it off if the tags cover the box.
Distance is range in meters. Match it to your gun and to aimbot max distance. A KS-23 player at 40 meters is not your fight. An FCAR player at 20 meters is.
For the mini-map version of this information, use the radar guide. ESP is the world overlay. Radar is the top-down plot.
If you want ESP in the same license as aimbot and radar, the finals cheats is the Windows PC hub.
FAQ
Should I run every ESP draw at once?
No. Start with player box, health, and distance. Add skeleton or snapline only if you still lose third parties. Extra teammate and bot draws hide the steal you care about.
When do I need Bot ESP?
In Cashout (Bots), the Season 11 PvE tournament. It is for learning vaults and destruction. In ranked against humans, turn bot draws off.
What is a view line for?
It shows facing. Ranked hides seeds and live rank stats, so you cannot target-paint from the scoreboard. A view line pointed at your station is the commit tell.
Does ESP replace radar?
No. ESP is in-world. Radar is a zoomable map for teams that left your screen. Use both on destruction maps. See the radar article for zoom and team filters.
How does ESP help a shotgun Heavy?
Shotguns win the room you can see. ESP wins the room you cannot. Health plus distance tells you whether to hold the doorway or wait for a cracked Light to walk in.