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Clan War

A clan war is a 5v5 match on a rented server: the server itself runs the match, counts the rounds and, when the match is played out, writes it into the site scoreboard.

Getting a server ready

Rent a server (or ask the owner to add you as a helper) — clan war commands belong to the owner and his helpers.
Open My Servers and switch ClanWar on. The option is there on every de_ and cs_ map.
Pick the ClanWar format and decide whether a tied match goes to overtime.
Both teams join, and the match starts with the knife round.

On any other map (aim_, fy_, awp_, tr_ and the rest) the clan war commands simply do not exist. If ClanWar is off, the commands answer you in chat instead of staying silent — that message tells you exactly what is missing.

Match formats

Format	Regulation	Tie
MR12 — CS2 style	24 rounds, first to 13, sides swap after round 12	12:12 → overtime MR3: 3 rounds per side, first to 4 wins, $10000 to start; 3:3 starts another overtime
MR15 — classic	30 rounds, first to 16, sides swap after round 15	15:15 → overtime MR3, or a draw if overtime is off
Halves	Each half runs until one side wins 15 rounds, then the sides swap	Halves 2-0 wins the match, 1-1 is a draw

Commands

Command	What it does	Who
/knife	Knife round — the winner picks the starting side	owner, helpers
/stay, /switch	Keep the side or change it after the knife round	the team that won the knife round
/start	Start the match: 60s warmup, then LIVE	owner, helpers
/stop	Stop the match. A match stopped before the end is NOT saved	owner, helpers
/swap	Swap the teams manually	owner, helpers
/rr	Restart the round (only outside a match)	owner, helpers
/pause, /unpause	Tactical timeout, 60 seconds, up to 4 per match	owner, helpers
/cwhelp	Show the commands and the current format	everyone

If someone drops out of a live 5v5, the server pauses for 60 seconds by itself and resumes as soon as he is back (up to 3 times per match).

How the stats are recorded

The game server counts the match itself: kills, deaths, headshots and rounds played for every player, for both halves and the overtime. Nothing depends on your browser.

A match reaches the scoreboard when all of this is true:

the teams were 5v5 when the warmup ended,
the match was played to the end — a win by the format or a draw,
at least 10 rounds and 10 minutes were played.

A match stopped with /stop before the end, or abandoned and left running, is not saved — the server says so in chat and names the reason. A finished match shows up in the scoreboard within about a minute, with the score by halves, every player's K/D and headshots, and the MVP.

Why a match was not saved

started without 5v5 — one of the teams had fewer than five players when the warmup ended.
match was not played to the end — /stop before the win, or the match was abandoned.
only N rounds played — too short to count.
no player stats collected — only bots played.

A match that sees no rounds for 10 minutes is dropped by the server, and the room goes back to its normal settings.