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Post-tournament analysis and discussion of the CIS Tournament Regulations.
I sincerely want to congratulate Kostya on his well-deserved victory! The erotic fantasies of some players are, of course, amusing, but no more than that. It's as if they only exist in Hauntville or Cild, and haven't ventured anywhere else. They complain about free slots, or that they come to play from morning till night and don't want anyone to bother them. What nonsense! Don't you have enough time to play at home? The CIS tournament is a mini-tournament, where luck plays a role, but skill is more important. In the current format, you can't afford to lose – historically, the loser is eliminated from the competition. And this is the full right of the player – to lose, to win, to concede games, or to do something else within reasonable limits – people have paid a lot of money for this, so they can come and play.
Given the current realities, Kostya didn't violate anything. Do you want to develop a special code of rules and regulations for the CIS 17+ tournament? Please do. Develop it, and we'll discuss it – it's not a fact that playing non-stop like moles will appeal to the absolute majority. But for now, let's welcome the new CIS champion in Heroes – Konstantin Demidovich! Hooray!