CS:GO competitive server: game ending before 16 won rounds

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I'm trying to set up a new CS:GO server to competitive mode.
However, it is not following the rule of 16 won rounds to finish the game.

This is my gamemode_competitive_server.cfg:

mp_afterroundmoney              0
mp_playercashawards             1
mp_teamcashawards               1
mp_maxrounds                    30
mp_halftime                     1
mp_timelimit                    30
mp_roundtime                    2
mp_freezetime                   10
mp_buytime                      45

Could anyone check and help me with that, please?

Thanks!

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I don't know what happened, but I copied everything again from gamemode_competitive.cfg and paste to gamemode_competitive_server.cfg and it's working fine now.

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