CS:GO anti-cheating policy and enforcement

Anti-cheat Policy

1. All our servers are VAC enabled. Steam profiles that have a previous VAC ban may not be able to play.
2. All players must use a maximum of one Steam account with their Challenger account. This Steam account will be recorded and attributed to the Challenger account permanently. No smurfing!
3. All players must have a minimum of 99 hours played on their CS:GO accounts AND the accounts have to be public and showing in-game hours. If your Steam account is private an admin may ask you to make it public. If that request is not responded to, a temporary ban may occur until the profile is made public.
4. If you have a VAC-ban in CS:GO that is newer than 5 years you may not be allowed to participate. 

As a user on Challenger and player in any of our competitions, you acknowledge that not complying with the above, implicitly or explicitly may lead to a permanent ban. 

Cheating is considered fraudulent behavior and a crime when it's possible to win money or prizes. Cheaters may be reported to the proper national authorities (police) and fined.

If you cheat, you will be banned. Play fair,  have fun.

Read more about cheating:

• What happens to cheaters?
• How do I report a cheater?