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

(In any case, I believe that one of the main priorities when choosing a location should be a reliable, high-quality internet connection, or, as you said above, a portable station. (although I don't know much about it))

What's with all the fuss about the internet? So what if we didn't stream much for several seasons? Did the world end? If you want to see a specific game, ask for a recording or come yourself. Many people think that the players at the CIS tournament are just rushing off the train or plane, eager to start streaming their games as soon as possible – that's not the case. People get tired, and there's practically no daily routine. And many want to have a drink, see some sights, play some football or poker – there are many things they want to do, all against the backdrop of intense games. And streaming, in any case, is just another burden in an already busy schedule.
Sometimes it seems like if the internet is bad and there are no streams from the CIS, then the CIS itself is worthless, but that's not true. No matter how you look at it, people go there to communicate and play with EACH OTHER, and entertaining those who didn't come is a secondary concern, given the technical possibilities.