The semi-formal LGD player was sentenced, the punishment was heavier than the “global ban brother” Zeros
A few days ago, LPL was once again shaken when one of the team’s players LGD Gaming Mid laner Jay was discovered sell degrees. In particular, the matches that are suspected of “smelly” are the matches between LGD and top teams such as Bilibili Gaming of the legendary Uzi or Top Esports – the team that is in the top 4 competing for the LPL Spring 2022 championship. However, both of these teams were determined to have nothing to do with Jay’s case.
There is information that LGD Gaming player Jay is selling bets
As soon as the information was released, the LGD team immediately made an announcement. The team said that they had collected evidence and reported it to the BTC LPL as well as Riot Trung. It can be said that this is another unhappy Spring in the background League of Legends land of billions of people. Because, also in the Spring of the 2021 season, FunPlus Phoenix player Bo was also accused of selling and had to end his career right after debuting in the LPL not long ago.
LGD side immediately investigated
And recently, LGD and BTC LPL have announced the punishment for Jay after the process of investigating and collecting evidence. Accordingly, the LGD side fired Jay and reserved the right to prosecute the law. With this factor, the LGD team has the right to sue Jay later if the player’s actions negatively affect the image and reputation of the team.
BTC LPL also decided to suspend Jay’s competition indefinitely. In addition, this player is also unable to participate in world tournaments organized by Tencent, TJ Esports and Riot Games, whether as a professional or a semi-pro. Not to mention, Jay also cannot livestream content related to League of Legends.
LGD’s announcement of Jay’s punishment
Chinese media also reported on Riot’s punishment for Jay
It can be said that the punishment of LGD, BTC LPL as well as Riot China for Jay’s case is extremely heavy. The VCS community compared to a recent global ban project is Zeros and Vietnam’s Minas, both of these characters can still livestream. Particularly, Zeros recently participated in a community League of Legends tournament. Previously, cases like Tyler1 or Jensen were not as severe as Jay’s.
Zeros got a global ban but can still livestream and play community prizes
Thereby, it can be seen that, in a large Esports platform like China, serious violations by players will have appropriate penalties. Maybe, Jay can only blame himself for the moments of impulsiveness that ruined his entire career.
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