mp_match_can_clinch<0 / 1>

This command determines if the match should be automatically terminated when the opposing team can no longer catch up. For example, in competitive play when a team reaches 16 rounds the other team cannot recover, so the match would end. If set to 0 (disabled) the match will not end upon reaching 16 rounds. The default is 1 (enabled).

CategoryGameplay
GameCS2 + CSGO
ScopeLocal
CheatsNot Required

Arguments

These are the parameters mp_match_can_clinch uses when it is ran. Required arguments must be provided.

<0 / 1>

BoolRequired

Set to 0 to continue playing the match even if one team can no longer catch up. Set to 1 (default) to end the match once a team attains an unbeatable score.

Default: 1

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Output Command

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Argument Data Types

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Required Arguments

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