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Second, I think the best direction to point would be to the Olafpass game during one of the csgo majors. What happened was that one team found a way to look over a wall and see into a lot of the area in the map. The problem was that while doing this some textures became invisible. What happened was that they decided to reply the match, this time without the glitch being used. The team who did the boost however decided to forfeit and let the other team go on to win the tournament.
example
https://youtu.be/d6H-HEpnlk8