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CIC7: Malaysian Edition
Rules & Regulations

1. Referees
The Main Referees of all tournaments at Crossfire Intel Challenge 7: Malaysian Edition
will be Brian 'Death' Chan & Douglas 'Auricom' Chin, whereby either has the final say on
all and any disputes.

Decisions made by the Referees are not disputable.

2. General Rules & Regulations

2.1 The software used is Counter-Strike 1.6.

2.2 It is a 5 (Five) Player team tournament.

2.3 Each team must present 1 (One) representative. He/she is responsible for his/her
team and will be responsible of all communication with the Referees.

2.4 Each team member must use the exact same team abbreviation (Clan Tag).

2.5 Each person attending the tournament must have read and accepted the rules and
regulations. Ignoring it can not be a reason put forward in case of an issue or dispute.

2.6 These rules are subject to modification in the following aspects:

• Use of most recent patch/version release of the game.

• In-game settings and required factors necessitated by use of most recent

patch/version release.

• Cheat Protection Program release and/or Cheat Protection Functions

• Game settings and/or operations guidelines dictated by differences between Online

and LAN tournaments.

2.7 The Crossfire Intel Challenge 7: Malaysian Edition, Tournament Committee reserves

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the right to modify the rules and regulations from time to time without notice, to protect
the integrity and smooth flow of the tournament.

3. Rules
The tournament will be played with the following ruleset:

• Rounds: 30 (Thirty) Rounds (Max Rounds 15 (Fifteen) Format) – 15 (Fifteen)

Rounds as Terrorists and 15 (Fifteen) Rounds as Counter-Terrorists per team

• Victory Condition: The first team to win 16 (Sixteen) rounds. (If a team scores 16
(Sixteen) Rounds first, the match is ended immediately.)

• Round Time: 1:45 Minutes

• The team playing as the Terrorist side first will be announced before the match or
decided by coin toss.

• In the case of a tie after the regulation rounds end, 6 (six) extra rounds will be
played. (3 (Three) Rounds as Terrorists / 3 (Three) Rounds as Counter-Terrorists
per team)

• Extra Round restart money: $16,000

• In the case of yet another tie after the 6 (Six) extra Rounds, as stated above, 6
(Six) additional extra Rounds will be played until the tie is broken

Crossfire Intel Challenge 7: Malaysian Edition – Counter-Strike 1.6 Rules & Regulations
Updated By: Douglas ‘Auricom’ Chin
Dated: 11th of February 2010
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4. Map Selection
4.1 Prior to each match the Team Captains of the facing teams meets up with their
Referee. Both Team Captains will then select a map to be eliminated from the map pool
for their match. The Referee will then randomly pick a map to be played, out from the
remaining 3 (Three) maps.

4.2 Maps may also be randomly set for each match, during the double elimination phase.

5. Map Pool
• de_dust2
• de_inferno
• de_nuke
• de_train
• de_tuscan

6. Server Settings
mp_autokick 0 mp_autoteambalance 0 mp_autocrosshair 0 mp_buytime 0.25

mp_consistency 1 mp_c4timer 35 mp_fadetoblack 1 mp_flashlight 1

mp_footsteps 1 mp_forcecamera 2 mp_forcechasecam 2 mp_freezetime 15

mp_friendlyfire 1 mp_hostagepenalty 0 mp_limitteams 10 mp_logecho 1

mp_logdetail 3 mp_logfile 1 mp_logmessages 1 mp_maxrounds 15

mp_playerid 1 mp_roundtime 1.75 mp_timelimit 0 mp_tkpunish 0

sv_aim 0 sv_airaccelerate 10 sv_airmove 1 sv_allowdownload 0

sv_allowupload 0 sv_alltalk 0 sv_proxies 1 sv_cheats 0

sv_clienttrace 1 sv_clipmode 0 sv_friction 4 sv_gravity 800

sv_lan_rate 25000 sv_maxrate 25000 sv_maxupdaterate 101 sv_maxunlag 0.5

sv_maxspeed 320 sv_minupdaterate 101 sv_minrate 25000 sv_send_logos 1

sv_send_resources 1 sv_stepsize 18 sv_stopspeed 75 sv_unlagpush 0

sv_unlag 1 sv_unlagsamples 1 sv_voiceenable 1 allow_spectators 1

decalfrequency 60 edgefriction 2 host_framerate 0 log on

pausable 1 sys_ticrate 10000

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Dated: 11th of February 2010
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7. Allowed Setting Values for Client

brightness 1 / 3 gamma 1 / 3 fps_max 101 zoom_sensitivity_ratio

cl_cmdrate 101 cl_dynamiccrosshair 1 / 0 cl_minmodels 1 / 0 cl_shadows 1 / 0

cl_updaterate 101 rate 25000 hud_fastswitch 1 / 0 m_filter 1 / 0

8. Default Settings Values for Client

cl_weather ex_interp 0.01 fastsprites max_smokepuffs

max_shells mp_corpse_stay mp_decals

9. Computer and Player Failures

Players are responsible for any software or hardware that is not installed/provided by
Crossfire Intel Challenge 7: Malaysian Edition.

10. Server, Network or Electrical Failure

10.1 If disconnection occurs during a match due to unintended and/or unforeseen
circumstances:
• Before the end of the 3rd Round - Restart the Match

• After the start of 4th Round - The particular round will continue, and will be
paused at the end of the round.

10.2 If 3 (Three) or more Players are unintentionally disconnected, the round played at
that point will be ignored and the game will be paused at the end of the round.

10.3 The next round will be played after confirmation of all Players’ connection to the
server

10.4 The money amount for all Players will be reset to $800.

10.5 In the case of intentional disconnection, the referee may decide to end the match
with the offending team losing by forfeit.

Crossfire Intel Challenge 7: Malaysian Edition – Counter-Strike 1.6 Rules & Regulations
Updated By: Douglas ‘Auricom’ Chin
Dated: 11th of February 2010
Electronic Sport Professionals Sdn Bhd (865194-M)
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11. Fair Play

11.1 It is forbidden to insult, abuse or manhandle a Player or a Referee, or do damage to
property that belong to others.

11.2 It is forbidden to do damage the property of Blitzone and partners of Crossfire Intel
Challenge 7: Malaysian Edition.

11.3 The notion of fair play is up to the Referee's assessment.

11.4 Lack of fair play can lead to penalties.

In order to secure a pleasant course of game, we encourage all players to show a

sportsmanlike and fair conduct.

12. Penalties & Disqualification

12.1 If rules are broken, Tournament Referees may apply penalties according to their
judgment and discretion.

12.2 Penalties that can be applied are the following:

• Warning.

• 3 (Three) Round loss or more.

• Default loss.

• Banning a player/team from the venue.

• Disqualification of a player/team from the entire tournament.

12.3 Disqualifications are applied by the Tournament Referee and the Event Manager of
Crossfire Intel Challenge 7: Malaysian Edition in unison. And will void all rights for the
entire team to participate further in the tournament, and also to use the facilities
provided by Crossfire Intel Challenge 7: Malaysian Edition.

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Dated: 11th of February 2010
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13. Points System - Group Play

• 3 Points for a WIN

• 1 Point for a TIE

• 0 Points for a LOSS

13.1 Rounds counts as "Goal Score" for and against.

13.2 No Show = 9 (Nine) Rounds to the winner and 0 (Zero) Rounds to the loser.

14. Equality of Points After the Group Matches

If two or more teams are equal on points on completion of the group matches, the
following criteria are applied to determine the rankings:
1. Head to Head (The Winner of the match between the two teams advances).

2. Higher number of points obtained in the group matches played amongst the teams
in question.

3. Superior round difference from the group matches played amongst the teams in
question.

4. Higher number of rounds scored in the group matches played amongst the teams
in question.

5. Drawing of lots.

15. Reporting of Results

All results must be reported to the respective Referee right after the match. All teams
must be able to provide screenshots of the score.

16. Gear, Drivers & Configs

Players are allowed to bring their own mouse, headset and keyboard, as well as drivers
and config files etc.

Crossfire Intel Challenge 7: Malaysian Edition – Counter-Strike 1.6 Rules & Regulations
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Dated: 11th of February 2010
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17. Cheating
17.1 The Server Master will record demos, via HLTV.

17.2 No 3rd party program or any trace of scripts will be allowed. This includes personal
map textures and player exploits. If found, it will be considered a violation of the rules
and will be sanctioned according to 12.2.

17.3 Players are responsible for their actions in regards to known map or game
bugs/exploits. Any Player or Team utilizing ANY exploit or bug in a map or game,
unintentional or otherwise, will be sanctioned according to 12.2.

17.4 Any tampering with computer hardware or software, including but not limited to
intentional crashing of software and illegal modification of hardware or software
configurations will result in immediate disqualification.

18. In-Game Techniques

18.1 Color adjustments and Color correction can be changed in the video graphic driver
options.

18.2 Default model skins must be used. (Either CS 1.6 or CZ model skins.)

18.3 Approved Grenade Amounts each Round, for each Player:

• Flashbangs: 2 (Two)

• HE Grenades: 1 (One)

• Smoke Grenades: 1 (One)

18.4 Throwing grenades over buildings in all maps are allowed.

18.5 The Tactical shield is not to be used. If one is accidentally purchased, it is to be

dropped in a corner of the CT spawn area and may not be used for the remainder of that
round. Use of the shield in regular play, will be sanctioned according to 12.2

18.6 Boosting (stepping on top of own team-mates) is allowed with any number of
Players.

18.7 Players are not allowed to bind "+duck" to their mouse-wheel.

Crossfire Intel Challenge 7: Malaysian Edition – Counter-Strike 1.6 Rules & Regulations
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Dated: 11th of February 2010
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18.8 C4 must be planted at a viewable location. Planting the C4 at a location where a

boost is required is allowed. If the bomb is planted in such a way that it is obscured from
view from all angles.

18.9 Silent C4 plants are considered bug play. Such an offense will be sanctioned
according to 12.2

18.10 Any occurrence of the flashbang bug, unintentional or otherwise, will be

sanctioned according to 12.2

19. Communication
Team members are fully allowed to communicate verbally, even when 'dead'. (Ghost
Talking)

20. Roster
20.1 A team is allowed to have substitutes on their roster. The roster is locked during the
entire tournament. Tournament Referees can decide to make exceptions on roster
changes depending on the basis of the request (e.g. a player is injured, sick etc.).

20.2 Teams are allowed substitutions, provided if they are registered on the roster. No
substitutions will be allowed after the start of a match. If any team needs to make more
than 2 (Two) substitutions for any reason whatsoever, the team must forfeit their match.
A Referee has to be notified prior to the substitution.

20.3 Teams are not allowed to rotate their players in between matches.

20.4 A player can not participate in more than 1 (One) team during the tournament.

Crossfire Intel Challenge 7: Malaysian Edition – Counter-Strike 1.6 Rules & Regulations
Updated By: Douglas ‘Auricom’ Chin
Dated: 11th of February 2010
Electronic Sport Professionals Sdn Bhd (865194-M)
Email Contact: esp.crossfire@gmail.com