When Boosting there is a quick and easy way to win a Deathmatch by reaching 15 kills, and if all goes well it should take 5 or so minutes, maybe a little less.
When in the lobby you'll want to
Veto Map until "
Militarised Compound" comes up as the map. This map is small and has some structures on the outer edges but the main building in the middle of the map is important. There is a corridor that runs between the Eastern and Western sides of the main building, with a doorway at each end providing a clear line of sight/fire from one end to other. Think of these as
East Door and
West Door. All assuming the white marker on radar is
North.
The
Winner (going for wins) and the
Opponent (cannon fodder) should meet inside the corridor for the first kill (
Winner killing
Opponent). After which the
Winner should blow up (double tap
for contact grenade) the room just North-West of the
East Door to gather a lot of Intel, alternatively killing the
Opponent 3 or so times total to gather enough Intel. There are likely other rooms to blow up for Intel.
The
Winner will want to use the TAVOR rifle that is available for 12 Intel from the drop-pod South-West from the
West Door. This gun has fine accuracy when aiming down sights with
allowing good shooting down the length of the corridor. A full pull of the trigger with
should fire a three shot burst doing enough damage to kill quick. Otherwise each quick tap will fire a single bullet.
Once the
Winner has the TAVOR they should position themselves outside
West Door behind the short barricade so their line of sight/fire runs down the corridor.
Now the
Opponent after this should continue to respawn and place themselves in the line of sight/fire giving the
Winner a clear shot without needing to move their aim much. As long as the
Opponent places themselves anywhere directly between the short barricade outside the
West Door and the drop-pod outside the
East Door, the
Winner should get a clear shot. The spawns are all over the place but shouldn't be too hard to get used to, or generally using the radar to head in the right direction. So without prior knowledge of the map it may take longer than 5 minutes the first time.