Taking matchmaking to the next level.

Introduction
Matchmaking is such a nice new feature in CS:GO but there are things that should be updated. Currently the mean of people searching for new games is around 200 while it obviously has the potential to grow exponentially when things are done right. The more people play Matchmaking the more people can be matched to their skill-level in a way that makes the game fun for players from all backgrounds.

1. The 'rematch-option' should be replaced by a 'rematch-with-team-option'.
As all automatchplayers know the chance of a rematch taking place is very close to zero. This fuction is a complete fail. But the idea behind it is a valid one. You had fun, you had a cool team and you want to continue playing the game. Instead of adding every player as a friend and create a lobby afterwards (and have a massive list of friends you will never play with again) there should be an option. Continue playing with same team. If both teams accept this it will automatically be a rematch. If only one side accepts this proposal it will result in a lobby with all 5 players in it. Nice.

2. Maps: cut the crap. Get in line with the scene.
Matchmaking is for the players who want to play CS:GO competively on a chill-out level. The potential for this is really big. It should be a perfect mirror of the developments in the so called pro-scene. So maps that obviously fail to be interesting at a high competitive level should be removed to the 'Casual/Public' section and don't belong in the Competitive matchmaking (Aztec, Vertigo, Dust). New maps picked up by the pro-scene tournaments (some have been around for a looong time) should be incorporated into the system as soon as possible (think of maps like Mirage). The effect this will have is that new players to the game doesn't get spread out too much on strange failed maps from a distance past and it will attract players that want to play the real deal.

In this regard the option to buy 2 flashbangs like the pro's should be added aswell.

3. A match-cooldown for reported cheaters.
Everyone who plays matchmaking knows there are a lot of cheaters around. The painful fact is that the most of them do not even hide it. Valve has to be extremely causious with banning people because jealousy and poor judgement can ofcourse ruin many things. But the problem is too big to be overlooked. A few things should be noted first before I can go into some possible solutions. First of all the problem of 'the buddy' (or as I would like to call him: 'the asslicker'). I've noticed in my 200+games of matchmaking that most of the time cheaters come in pairs. They do this so that their own team won't be able to kick them from the game. This is a huge problem in self-governing from the players needed because of the lack of attention from Valve. The second thing that is important is the amount of players searching. If more players are searching at matchmaking the skill-level of the players would be more equal, therefore eliminating the chance of poor judgement for the most bit. Solutions: A vote for cheating coming from a teammate should be counted as 3 votes. Players who got a lot of votes for cheating and got kicked in that same match by his teammates should also get extra attention. Players with too many votes don't get a ban. They get a competitive match cooldown like when you leave a match mid-game. This could be a good fix before some sort of AI gets invented. This AI could take up A LOT of matches from a skilllevels into a database. And analyse for example a normal reactiontime for a certain situation and calculate the possibily of someone killing 5 enemies 2 seconds after the match starts. But untill that advanced things wich I understand are still far away a match-cooldown will punish those stupid unfair cheaters enough.