csgo-pug-setup VS Little-Anti-Cheat

Official Valve plugins are a mess to work with, typically SourceMod is used these days. You could edit an existing plugin like csgo-pug-setup and add Discord management to it

- CSGO Pug Setup https://github.com/splewis/csgo-pug-setup

If you use pugsetup I am pretty sure it has support (Might be a third party plugin for pugsetup) for storing match data in MYSQL and upload replay to FTP

You'll need internet for Steam. I'd recommend setting up a dedicated server on a spare PC. We've used this in the past https://github.com/splewis/csgo-pug-setup

As an alternative to vote/ban maps with any desired amount of players i suggest you csgo-pug-setup. Pretty easy to install and use. I got this addon on my server running and every time we make an internal match, we use this to pick teams and vote a map. In addition you can set it up to have any aim_map as a warmup map.

Server-Side Anti-Cheat - By SSAC, I'm referring to systems similar to SMAC, LilAC, or StAC, all of which are relatively popular anti-cheats used by almost all community servers, including my own. While extremely effective in almost all cases, they have one massive downside: While they can be 99.999% accurate, they are not and can never be 100% accurate. Laggy players may appear to be cheating if their aim happens to jump onto another player. The most common method of combating this issue is to wait and see if this happens repeatedly before taking action. They're also pretty easy to evade if you happen to know how long it takes for a detection to expire and the sensitivity of the anti-cheat, but that's a whole different deal.