13 PRO Gamers Who Were Caught Cheating

Cheating in an online game is bad, but when you are a professional it looks very bad. Hello friends, it's Falcon and today on gamrex, 13 pro players humiliated for

cheating

in 13th place, over a dozen pro players were

caught

using a radar hack in a pub. tournament in which the winner won 2 million dollars, I can't imagine why. Could I have 2 million dollars to please anyone who wants to give me a large amount of money for no reason? I probably wouldn't cheat to get it. I will say that all the players that were banned, each one of them set a precedent where anyone who plays pub g and has a history of

cheating

will not be able to participate in these competitions, which is pretty crazy, so don't cheat if you ever do you want to do it.

Be a two million dollar winner at Pub G, not that you'll become that, at number 12, a high value player named Fox was permanently banned in July because, well, let's just say they needed a break. Fox posted on Twitter, you know. some sort of apology excuse that didn't mention that he was cheating, it just mentioned that he was taking a mental health break and one of valorant's anti-cheat developers responded saying that if he comes back, please don't cheat next time, which Oops, that's what happens when you're one of the best players in the game, you get banned for cheating, and then you try to play in public.

People know that you were banned for cheating internally and you have a profile that they will notice. you're claiming it's for other reasons, don't do that in number 11, a top CS GO player was

caught

cheating by Valve's official anti-cheat software, which by the way is pretty good at catching cheaters as far as the software, so what? What happened was that a semi-professional German gamer named Simon Beck was banned from a specific esports association. The reason they banned it was because they use a specific set of tools to detect cheats. That valve, in fact, this guy had surpassed the valve. anti-cheat detection system, so Valve talked to the esports entertainment association, got their data and integrated it into Valve's anti-cheat system and then, wow, players started dropping like flies.

The highest profile guy who got caught was Hovik Tavmasian, if I'm not saying that right, I apologize, but once he got caught and banned, he decided to say, "Hey, actually, tons of pros use hacks, that's why "They look so good." He posted a list of players he said use hacks and then claimed that 40 of the pros play. Games today use hacks, I don't know, but that wouldn't mean a lot more people would probably have been banned. I mean, a lot of people got banned when that cheat update happened, but not 40 of the pros who play today in the number. 10 An Apex Legends pro named Elm Zero was streaming with cheats, why would anyone do that?

People can see what you are doing when you are streaming. You are cheating. Here's the deal I was on. testing for zenith esports who was notified that he was streaming with cheats and was told you actually know what you're not testing anymore because you stream cheats like why would you do that? Why would you stream cheats unless you're like you? He didn't mind getting caught, but if you're in the process of trying out for a big name like why would you do this at number nine? A winner of a massive Fortnite champion series has been suspended from the game and given his prize money.

He was taken away because he was caught teaming, which is essentially playing cooperatively in a competitive game, which is not something he's allowed to do, especially in a champion series that he wasn't permanently banned from, it's just a 14 day suspension That's maybe a little light, but combined with the fact that he lost 15,000 dollars, I mean, yeah, look, the thing is, it would be a little hard to know that someone was playing with someone else if the other Player wasn't just looting health packs and stuff. and leaving them in places for sakosama, the player in question, to simply pick up and use.

I mean, it's pretty obvious that he won't get caught by anti-cheat software, but anyone watching will be wondering: why does that guy just leave health in the middle of? in the field and more than a few people see these things. I might add and number eight, a team of CS GO players were disqualified when one of their players was caught cheating and, while being reprimanded, he attempted to remove the cheat so he could prove that he didn't have the cheat. I really don't know what he was thinking here because it was very obvious that he was doing something related to his computer and he also tried to push away the person trying to handle the situation.

I mean there have to be ways to look less guilty than this guy, not only did he disqualify his entire team from the tournament, but the team just completely disbanded, they said, actually, you know what, I don't want the association anymore, I just They left, it's interesting. In fact, he had previously been banned for six months because he had an anti-cheat valve and Counter-Strike in 2017. At number seven, a high-level Overwatch player was streaming Overwatch well and for some reason he was using an aimbot, what? why people? do that while streaming, I don't get it, I don't like people doing it anyway, but even though streaming is pretty daring, this particular streamer guy x didn't even care to cover up the fact that they were using an aimbot that like I said, very very bold, I don't know why you would do that, what's the point if you're a nobody?

Sure, well, I understand why you might be using an aimbot, it's not really a risk for you, but if you are very well known or considered good or have a reputation based on the game or career, why would you do this anyway? ? They banned him while he was streaming. Yes, that's what happens if you get caught cheating on number six. Two very large Starcraft 2. the players were accused of match fixing, now match fixing is not just like cheating or something, it's actually something illegal, like betting, you know how boxers got in trouble for accepting money to fight, That's what this player does.

Lee Sing Hyun's name took 55,000 to lose a match and another player named Jung Woo Yong took 25,000. That's probably the most lucrative loss I've ever heard in video games, apparently the way this was handled is something the runners They posed as fans and eventually got close enough to the players to secure financial sponsors. All of this is actually illegal rather than just annoying cheating and everyone got in legal trouble for it in #5 Chinese Taipei Hearthstone players. He ended up getting in trouble not by using some kind of cheating tool or software, but rather in a match where they were against Singapore, they defeated them, however the way they did it was by watching the stream of them playing against them. .

Now consider the transmissions. Sometimes they are delayed by up to 30 seconds, so it's not the most useful thing you can do. However, you can take a look at what your opponent has and this helped him make a decision in line with Blizzard and the global Hearthstone games as they came. However, Captured wasn't particularly clever because they uploaded a video of their match that included audio of the players talking to each other and actually mentioning what they were doing. Don't upload a video of you cheating if you got away with it. fools, I mean, not cheating is the easiest way, but you have to be particularly arrogant to think, ah, this is fine, number four, the League of Legends team called abzu frost was fined thirty thousand dollars, that It's not like a ban or not being able to do it. playing in a tournament or something, it's thirty thousand dollars, that's the annual income a lot of people make, they realize that turning around during the match and looking at your opponent's minimap is like let me go ahead and say Which is an idiotic move, it's not. the worst example of cheating, I think it is possible.

I mean, we won't lie about Goldeneye's split-screen years. I was constantly looking at the other screens, but I also wasn't competing on the world stage. It was definitely a basement, but period. Saying you can't do that in a big competition and thirty thousand dollars sounds pretty harsh, but it was actually twenty percent of their tournament winnings, so they still took home $120,000, but don't cheat, right? why number three? daniel, a formula e driver like a real racing driver, was participating in an online event called home race challenge, now these types of events have been popping up quite a bit because, well, you know what happens and supposedly he came in third place, but it was discovered that he didn't actually do it, but instead hired a professional player to do it for him.

Now it was not publicly shown that he had not participated in the race, however his zoom camera was not on publicly, which gave a small clue. people, but it has been theorized that the IP addresses were cross-referenced and it was proven that he had done this, he was fined, disqualified and his team shamefully left him at number two. A CS GO player by the name of Flex was banned in the middle of an e-sports entertainment association league match when, right in the middle, flex was banned for cheating, the announcers who were commentating the match were basically baffled and noted that they thought it was strange that he was just trashing a group of really experienced players. and then he said oh well that's it, I guess we know now, then he said that he used cheats to get banned and stop playing because he was getting obsessed with it, although I don't know if I believe that and finally At number one, a cheat developer ratted out a professional for fifteen days.

There is now a lot of money at stake for the Fortnite world cup. We have talked about this in several videos. The cheat creator gave this guy named Jonathan Cosmala because he wanted to use the cheats in tournaments and make money, obviously someone who makes cheats for a video game is fine with people who use cheats, they make money with that, but he said it's more to have fun than to make money and just make the money. line morally speaking, I'm sure Cosmola heard this and said, "Oh my God, because when the cheating developer sues you for cheating in a tournament, wow, but what do you think?

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