The map tests players’ ability to navigate around four unique movement zones on competitive CS:GO maps, including Mirage, Dust2, Overpass and Vertigo. The goal is to record the quickest time possible getting from one side to the other, while avoiding the floor, overcoming obstacles and negotiating jumps.

Gamers can select an easy or hard mode and will receive a time for each zone, meaning they can track their progress and challenge friends.

Betway’s Head of esports, Adam Savinson, said: “The community’s reception to our CS:GO Aim Challenge maps has been so overwhelmingly positive that it was only a matter of time before work started on a another exciting concept. In our new movement map, players can test their skills, improve their movement and compete to set the fastest time. We can't wait to see who comes out on top.”

CS:GO fans can download the Betway movement map from the Steam Workshop, sharing their score on Twitter using #MovementChallenge.