Mirage callouts in CS2 (CSGO)

This guide shows the callouts of the Mirage Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) map. Mastering Mirage in CS2 requires understanding callouts for effective navigation and strategy in gameplay. This applies to both attacking and defending.

Mirage callouts table

Callout name and description are listed in the following table:

Callout	Description
Mid	Expansive middle area visible from Sniper's Nest and Top Mid, pivotal for map control.
B Site	Bomb-planting zone on B, key tactical point for both teams.
A Site	The primary bomb site for planting; adjacent areas have distinct callouts.
T Spawn	Terrorist starting point, crucial for strategizing initial moves.
T Roof	Elevated area near T Spawn for planning or executing A Ramp strategies.
A Ramp	Main pathway to A Site from T Spawn, known for its arched entrance.
Palace	Strategic building for entering A Site, often used for coordinated attacks.
Pillars	Obstacles within Palace offering cover and tactical positioning.
Balcony	Overlooking A Site from Palace, key for surveillance and attacks; 'Shadows' refers to the area beneath it.
Shadows	Darkened area under Balcony, offering stealthy positioning.
Tetris	Box formation near A Ramp, offering both cover and vantage points.
Sandwich	Alcove between Stairs and Tetris, a nuanced position near A Site.
Stairs	Stairway adjacent to Connector, a strategic point for A Site defense.
Firebox	Concealed spot on A Site, often checked with incendiary devices.
Ninja	Hidden alcove on A Site, potentially overlooked during mid-centric attacks.
CT	Area near CT Spawn overlooking A Site, distinct from CT Spawn for clarity.
Ticket Booth	Elevated column by CT Spawn, popular for sniping and overlooking A Site.
Trash	Positioned near Ticket Booth, offers a vantage point while remaining concealed.
CT Spawn	Counter-Terrorist starting area, sometimes conflated with CT.
Jungle	Provides sightlines to A Site, crucial for defending or retaking the site.
Connector	Tunnel linking Mid to A Site, pivotal for map control and rapid movement.
Vent	Passage between CT Spawn and Mid Window, requires clearing for access.
Sniper's Nest	Dominant position overlooking Mid, ideal for sniping and controlling Mid.
Ladder Room	Connects B Short to Sniper's Nest, key for flanking and map control.
Underpass	Passageway beneath Sniper's Nest, critical for stealthy movement between B and Mid.
Boost	Mid-section ledges for accessing Sniper's Nest, offering tactical advantages.
Chair	Discrete spot in Mid for ambush or surveillance.
Top Mid	Farthest point in Mid from Sniper's Nest, encompassing Mid entrance and surrounding area.
Mid Boxes	Protective boxes in Top Mid, commonly used for cover during Mid control.
Default	Standard bomb-planting area on A Site, marked by distinctive boxes.
Triple Box	Triple-stacked boxes at A Site, closer to CT, offering defensive positioning.
Catwalk	Elevated path in Mid leading to B Short, critical for map movement.
B Short	Main route to B Site from Mid, strategic for quick assaults or defenses.
Short Corner	Right-angled corner near B Short, adjacent to a wallbang spot.
Market	Adjacent area to B Site, connecting T Spawn and the bombsite, crucial for rotations.
Window	Market's window overseeing B Site, starts partially obscured each round.
Door	Market entrance closest to B Site, pivotal for site retakes or defenses.
Bench	Situated at B Bombsite, offers a strategic position attached to a brick wall.
Van	Opposite B Apartments, used for gaining access or vision into B Apps.
B Apartments	Key chokepoint leading to B Site from T Spawn, often the focus of attacks.
Kitchen	Area near B Apartments, featuring a wallbang spot through a wooden window.
B Plat	Platform leading to B Site, an essential area for planting strategies.
Side Alley	Connects Mid to T Spawn, a less frequented but strategic route.
TV	Located in House/B Apartments, a less common but notable landmark.
Cart	Jumpable boxes near Apartments/House ramp, once a cart, now a tactical spot.
Apps Ramp	Ramp leading to B Apartments, crucial for T-side assaults or defenses.
Arches	Architectural feature between B Short and B Site, offering cover and strategic positioning.
Sneaky	Atop the fridge in Market, an unexpected spot for ambushes.
Empty	Pillar closest to Market Door, often overlooked but strategically important.
E Box	Corner spot on B Site near Market Window, offers a tactical advantage.
Boost Boxes	Next to default on B, allows for elevated positioning and surprise attacks.
House	Building linking Back Alley/T Apartments to T Spawn, critical for map navigation.
Back Alley	Stretch between Apartments and House/TV, a less common but viable route.

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Most famous Mirage callouts

Top 10 CS2 callouts in Mirage map:

Mid: A crucial area offering control over the map’s center. Visibility from Sniper's Nest and Top Mid makes it a strategic focal point.
A Site: The bomb-planting zone; a hive of activity. Its distinct sections each have unique callouts for precision.
B Site: Another critical bomb site, known for intense encounters and tactical plays.
Sniper's Nest: Overlooking Mid, this spot is key for controlling map movement and providing support.
Palace: An entry point to A Site from T Spawn, often used for coordinated attacks.
Connector: The link between Mid and A Site, crucial for quick rotations and controlling map flow.
B Apartments: A major chokepoint leading to B Site, pivotal for attacks and defenses.
Jungle: Offers strategic vision onto A Site, essential for defending or retaking.
T Ramp: Main access to A Site from T Spawn, a hotspot for initial encounters.
Market: Adjacent to B Site, crucial for rotations and site retakes, offering diverse tactical options.

Gabriele from Clash.gg shared, "In my experience, understanding these callouts is vital. For instance, controlling Mid can often dictate the game's pace. It's not just about knowing the spots; it's about how you use them strategically."

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Mirage callouts table

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