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Doesn't CS do it by using volunteers, showing clips to players waiting for matches or something where they can vote if the player was using cheats? I could be remembering wrong though, my CS knowledge comes entirely from watching klicksphilip :P
No, they don't do that anymore. It ended with CS:GO.
CS has VAC which can issue VAC bans - unless something's changed. They may also get volunteers to assess stuff idk.