From a private server
You first need to activate the console and open it with the default tilde key (~) to kick the bots from your game.First, type mp_limitteams 1 and press Enter to avoid bots from coming back to play. Then type mp_autoteambalance 0 to prevent the auto-balancing bots from one team to the next.
Lastly, type bot_kick to remove the bots. Optionally, by typing bot_kick ct, or bot_kick t for T-side, you can kick the bots from the CT side.
Type bot_add t or bot_add ct if you have a change of mind and want to add bots to your squad, or the opposing team.
Another way to kick a bot
While in the game, press the ~ key on your keyboard to open your developer console. This is located beneath the escape button on the top left side of your keyboard. If the developer console is not opened, you may need to activate it in the menu Settings.
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Type in status and press enter
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Copy the 2 numbers next to your name.
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Type callvote_kick and then paste those numbers in. Then you will see the votekick box appear letting others know a votekick has started by you to kick you.
It should look like this:
\ status ### ## "NAME" callvote kick ### ##
What's more essential is the process that works on a BOT above. We've all had that point in time in which the bot manages to survive with an AWP whereas the rest are broken with $1150. Having followed the above process the bot may be kicked.
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