Post-tournament analysis and discussion of the CIS Tournament Regulations.

"a host who sends the audience to hell."

You've got "a host who sends the audience to hell" in your pants.
If this is a hint about me, I've never been a host: because a host is someone who makes toasts at a Caucasian table...

If someone, especially those armchair critics, is going to teach us how to live and tell us what to do, then, expressing the undeniable common opinion of the participants, we will, we are, and we will continue to tell them to go to hell. First, do something yourself – then you can criticize. Otherwise... By the way...

As long as it's possible to go out and "show off" (or even just buy) a victory on your porch during a smoke break in the most important tournament of the year for Heroes, then such a tournament is worthless!

Wow. What a brilliant shift in concepts. "Show off" and buy. I'm almost afraid to ask how, dear sir, you pay in the store...

In general, match-fixing is possible in principle in any tournament and in any game. But there are a number of measures that may not prevent, but can protect against such situations. And the development of the long-overdue, in my opinion, Regulations for CIS Tournaments is precisely such a safeguard. Protect your buddy...

And one more thing. To Homunculus. Regarding the photo report – we, the participants and guests of the CIS, for the most part, find it funny. Including being able to laugh at ourselves. Therefore, the report is aimed specifically at people with a sense of humor. We must understand that this topic of discussing the Regulations is created in all seriousness. And the Report is an element of the show program, if you will. And it's boring to live in a world where there is no place for laughter. So, look in the mirror – and smile.

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I suggest putting myself on the stop list.

So, you won't even leave the house anymore?

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Another option: introduce a stop list for some people and simply ban them from coming to tournaments.

There is no objective criterion. But what really needs to be banned is drunken brawls and disturbing the peace in the common area, at least during the game day.