Taking the piss: how one unplanned bio-break cost Na'vi $4500

It was the semi-final of the Intel Extreme Masters 5 tournament, Na'Vi vs mTw.dk. Counter-Strike 1.6, the manliest of all e-sports game. You don't treat a CS tournament like The Dude's carpet and wee during the terrorist tete-a-tete. Liquid needs to be carbonated and caffinated in the world of e-sports. The rules are clear: you leave the stage without permission you're subject to sanction. 
No-one told Zeus's bladder that. Admittedly bladders and humans have suffered some major fallings out in the past, but little did we realise that relations had gotten so sodden that a bladder would pull this trick: Zeus was focussed, his team en route to the final. Then the damn bag of urine made its move and began poking his insides. Zeus, probably as manly as men come, couldn't hold it in. Imagine the Thames barrier in risingtide: the pressure building, the water swelling... he left the stage, his bladder probably gurgling in bladderly laughter with every step. He might not have won the war, but he did strike a blow for bladders everywhere. 
The rules stated that Zeus leaving the stage would 13% of  their total winnings if they made it to the finals. Na'Vi did, and won, and $4500 dollars had been flushed down the lavatory.