The way Mirage is built up forces the CT side to spread out a little thin if they want to have full control. This means that once the CT side players start to drop, the T side advantage stats rise. Rotating from one site to another takes significant time on Mirage, which usually leaves your flanks wide open as the map is so wide.
Middle on Mirage is where most of the rounds are decided. Mid favors the CT side but can with a little utility use from the T side counter the CT players. One window smoke from T-spawn and some flashes make it hard for the CT players to take control over mid. If you compare Dust2 with Mirage, you know that Mirage is more open to sneaky plays. The reason behind that is all the entries that the CT side players needs be aware of. Hence, learning all the callouts on Mirage and knowing the positions is necessary if you and your team want to dominate the map.
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