Mid control on Mirage shapes the entire round. If CTs lose it early, retaking becomes necessary to stop the T side from overwhelming both sites. This lesson explains how to approach mid retakes as CT.
Retaking Mid on Mirage as CT

The lesson highlights exact strategies that show how CTs can work together to take mid back. Timing is key- wait until teammates are ready before pushing in, as lone plays often end quickly.
Utility makes retakes possible. The lesson explains how flashes and smokes can block vision and create openings to fight for control. Well-placed utility forces Ts to reposition, giving CTs better chances to reclaim space.
Once you push in, the focus is on trading and clearing angles together. The lesson shows how coordination and clear calls help CTs take mid back and keep the round balanced.
Conclusion
Retaking mid on Mirage as CT comes down to utility, teamwork, and timing. The lesson walks you through strategies that make these retakes effective.