Master of Pwnage (Fully Intense Versus Experience)

The Cyberathlete Amateur League (CAL) Counter-Strike: Condition Zero league has been modeled after todayÂ’s prominent sports leagues, such as the NBA, NFL, and NHL. Both the rules and code of conduct of the league have been inspired by these professional sports. The CAL Counter-Strike: Condition Zero league is comprised of three seasons per year. Team schedules consist of 8 regular season weeks, with qualifying teams advancing to the playoffs. After the completion of each season, the league will restart. What follows are the official rules of the CAL Counter-Strike: Condition Zero league.

For those that are new, or those that simply don't remember, this is what you need to report a match properly.

1) Have a "status" or "rcon status" screenshot. You can get this by typing "snapshot" in the console with the status showing.
2) Do not play out. Only play until the first team hits 16.
3) Have both end of half screenshots.
4) Upload all your screenshots when reporting the match.
5) For OT, scores should be reported as 1-0 in favor of the winning team. Do not report the actual rounds from the deciding OT.

For teams that have reported matches with more than 16 rounds for the winning team, I will be adjusting the winning teams score down to 16 and leaving the losing teams score untouched. It will remain this way until screenshot proof of the final score at 16 rounds can be proven.

Just like last season, ACS will be checked for all matches played. For those that have been watching; our ban list this season has already hit double digits and I have only checked a handfull of matches.

Each player would do well to verify that their CVARS are legal by checking the LegalCVARS.txt file in the files section.

If you have any questions regarding the rules, don't hesitate to contact an admin. However, if you are in a match, wait till halftime to contact an admin, do not "pause" the match.