Since in the Mystic.tv Grand Final most of the teams didn't even start their match because they are not online, the tournament is opened to everyone, the winner gets $100.00.

RULES:

Number of Players: A CS:GO tournament requires teams to consist of two players.

Maps: The organizers choose the set of maps on which the tournament takes place. Usually it is 7 maps, but it can vary depending on the organizer.

Scoring system: Depending on the tournament, points are usually awarded for each win or draw. The winning team gets more points than the losing team.

Format: A CS:GO tournament may have a different format depending on the number of participating teams. Formats include Double Elimination, Group System, Straight Elimination, and Swiss System.

Playing time: A CS:GO tournament typically lasts from one to several days, depending on the number of teams and tournament format.

Equipment: Each team can only use their own equipment. Participants are not allowed to use any other equipment during the tournament that is not in accordance with the rules of the tournament.

Prohibition of cheating: Players may not use any cheats, bugs, hacks or other software that violates fair play rules. If such a case is detected, the team will be disqualified from the tournament.

Ban on alt accounts: Many CS:GO tournaments have a no alt account policy to prevent abuse and maintain fair play. Each player must register their main account and play only on it.