@Richard Lewis reacts to the alleged stream sniping controversy at the BLAST Premier Global Finals. Concerns were raised after Team Vitality appeared to have a stream of the event playing in their tournament room.
Richard says that while it’s probably an accident on Vitality’s front, he’d have disqualified them to prove a point to all CS:GO orgs, that there’s a zero tolerance policy on stream sniping. He adds that it’s important not to point the finger at ESIC, because BLAST should have dealt with the situation straight away.
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Richard says that while it’s probably an accident on Vitality’s front, he’d have disqualified them to prove a point to all CS:GO orgs, that there’s a zero tolerance policy on stream sniping. He adds that it’s important not to point the finger at ESIC, because BLAST should have dealt with the situation straight away.
#CounterStrike #BLASTPremier #Vitality
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