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So, you actually liked the obvious unfairness in the previous match against The? :) I wouldn't argue with the second decision, actually. But with the first one... After the first incident, that decision was, to put it mildly, unfair, and I wouldn't call those who were lobbying for Hell "honest people." Nor would I call AK's decision on the first match "honest," as it so blatantly contradicts the rule of fair play that even bribing players pales in comparison. And in all these decisions (including the brilliant decision in the Num-Lizard match, which was, of course, later overturned), the same person is involved in the CIS judging. Can you guess who? They're here to defend your good name.

I could agree with you if I hadn't been watching both broadcasts at the time... :) And I clearly remember what happened, and I haven't changed my mind. Just like AK as a whole, and just like the HoMM developers, who left the mechanics of the Overlord's Hex in place, even though a year has passed. See how many "authoritative people" are involved here? And they all made a decision against your "client" :) It's a clear conspiracy!! :)
Now about the Num-Lizard match: we made the decision together with Dirty, and it turned out to be wrong because we didn't take into account the Pandora's Box affecting the entire map - we simply didn't know about it - because we both only did a superficial analysis of the match - there wasn't enough time, the decision was made in a short time, literally in 10 minutes, after all, first impressions aren't always the most accurate :) In any case, AK made a decision different from ours at that time, was it a conspiracy? Maybe! But they were afraid of publicity and reversed everything at the last moment :)
Now about the CIS tournament - Lizard came to win at any cost, we missed the point about the price :) because we were playing our own matches in the second round, and no one made enough noise, so the organizing committee found out everything the next day, when it was too late to change anything honestly. And no one took responsibility for it. We need to add a clause for the next CIS tournament. For me, by the way, there is no difference: a fixed draw or a win/loss - because the essence is the same: it's fixed