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CIS 2017 in Volgograd.

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Is that really you? ;)
Let's move on to the questions.
The issue of internet and streaming from well-known streamers was discussed before the tournament. Internet costs money, and a lot of it. Streamers come to play and have fun, but if they're streaming (which is also work for them), they want to be paid. It all comes down to money, which either the organizer(s) have to invest (which would be 100k+ for everything) or raise from those who want to watch the streams.
But everyone is in favor of regular streams with commentary, etc.

Well, then we can start organizing a donation goal/open a fund (for clumsy hands) for next year right now, since the numbers are so big. But there need to be guarantees that the money won't end up in other people's hands. This is the line between an international tournament, which is the central and largest one, at least in Russia, and just a friendly get-together where people come to drink, relax, and just meet up.