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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">The match between T1 and Hanwha Life Esports in Week 5 of the 2022 LCK Summer Split was riddled with multiple bugs and pauses.In game two, bot laner Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong flagged that he had the wrong runes equipped on Ashe due to a bug, but according to English caster Max “Atlus” Anderson. But it was ruled that there will not be a rollback chronobreak, since it wasn’t raised early enough in the game that was already four minutes in.In game three, a referee pause was called at the 7th minute due to an error to Mun “Oner” Hyeon-jun’s Smite that occurred earlier. Tournament organizers LCK decided that a chronobreak was necessary, and the game replayed starting at 2:50.After the match, which T1 won 2-1, Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok spoke out about the delays in a post-game press conference, while jungler Oner and T1 CEO Joe Marsh commented on the situation on social media.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_2022_LCK_SummerSplit_Week2_T1_Faker_solo-1024x576.jpg">In the post-game press conference, Faker said that he felt bad about the situation, and thought that the technical issues should’ve been resolved more quickly, according to InvenGlobal’s translation.“I think this is an unfortunate result that lowers esports’ value in the eyes of fans,” Faker elaborated, sharing his thoughts on game three’s chronobreak. “I was disappointed about these issues in today’s game. I hope they fix these things as soon as possible for esports fans and for the development of esports.”Oner also came out to defend himself on Instagram. “I didn’t abuse the bug in game three. I was focused, then around minute four or five I saw that I had a Smite left over. I thought it was weird and told the referee twice. The referee said nothing so I kept playing,” he had written, according to a translation by u/tocco13 on Reddit.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_LCK_Summer2022_T1_Oner_IGstory-1024x576.jpg">T1 CEO Joe Marsh backed him up on Twitter because the LCK did not put out an official statement to outline what had happened. Joe Marsh was “very unhappy with how the chronobreak was handled” in game three, highlighting how the situation involving Gumayusi in game two was handled differently.“Choi ‘Polt’ Seong-hun and I will continue to discuss privately before speaking with LCK directly again,” he stated.T1 had also put out an official statement on social media. “We disagree with the referees’ decision and will file a formal objection,” the organization said.T1 take on DRX on July 16. Fans can watch the&nbsp;2022 LCK Summer Split&nbsp;on the official English and Korean Twitch LCK channels.<div class="quoteWho" style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;">Amanda "Tania Mae" Tan &nbsp;ONEESPORTS &nbsp;2022-07-15 14:01:00</div></div>

The match between T1 and Hanwha Life Esports in Week 5 of the 2022 LCK Summer Split was riddled with multiple bugs and pauses.In game two, bot laner Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong flagged that he had the w...

T1 Faker, Oner, CEO Joe Marsh speak out about in-game bugs and delays during LCK match

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">The PGL Arlington Major is the last chance for any team to obtain a direct invite to The International 11 in Singapore.A total of 17 teams will contest the $500,000 tournament for their chance at 4,570 Dota Pro Circuit points. This Arlington Major power rankings covers my choices for the top eight teams at the tournament, out of the 18 attending teams.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_VPRamzes-1024x579.webp">Outsiders (EEU 1st seed) needs a decent result in Arlington to qualify directly for TI – top 8 at least, but likely top six or four unless enough contenders get knocked out along the way. Roman “RAMZES666” Kushnarev slotted into Ivan “Pure” Moskalenko slot rapidly, bringing LAN experience to a young squad.The team topped the Dota Pro Circuit Eastern Europe Division I Tour 3 after tiebreakers against NAVI and Team Spirit. The roster has high potential, but there are lots of unanswered questions about their cohesion and resilience in a LAN environment.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_BOOMEsports_GroupStage_StockholmMajor.webp">I hyped Boom Esports (SEA 1st seed) up going into the Stockholm Major and it fell flat. They arrived very late due to visa issues, then went on to draw five series and lose two (one loss against Tundra who came third, and one loss against OG who came first), in a somewhat unfortunate draw for them. Tour 3 gave them more time to prepare and refine their gameplay, and they dropped just a single series. They likely have enough DPC points to qualify, but a top eight placing would lock it for them.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_TeamLiquidBoxiONEEsportsSingaporeMajor-1024x576.jpg">Team Liquid (WEU 2nd seed) and RNG (China 1st seed) are looking to use Arlington as a springboard to sneak into The International via one of the last points slots—both are close to 50/50 to do so. A top eight showing might be enough for both, top six will definitely be enough for Liquid; and top three will definitely be enough for RNG.&nbsp;At the end of the Western Europe Regional League, Liquid turned up the tempo in a massive way to beat OG twice in the final regular-season match and tiebreakers to secure valuable DPC points. This is part of the reason I suspect Liquid will make top eight – pure determination to push for qualification when they are so close. The Western Europe Qualifiers are going to be a bloodbath, even without Liquid.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_ElephantSomnus-1024x682_2.webp">RNG was fortunate to secure so many points so late in the season (500 of their ~738 from Tour 3 alone). That said, China is a very strong region and their only losses were an early upset to DEC and a late loss to LGD (who likely needed the win to make it to the major). Whilst they ended the Riyadh Masters in 5th/6th, it was a solid performance (3 draws, a win, and a loss).<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_TundraEsports_StockholmMajorPlayoffs2-1024x576.webp">Tundra missing out on TI10 was one of the heartbreakers of the regional qualifiers last year. They stuck together and kept the grind going, putting up consistent performances, including a third, fourth, and then first placement in three Tours. At Stockholm, they crushed their group (11-1 in game score), won two playoff games and were suddenly in the upper bracket finals. There, they were up a game, just one win from the Grand Finals—when everything fell apart. Four games later, they were eliminated in third place.Their rivalry between Spirit is close, and the only reason they’re fourth and not third on these power rankings is because Spirit got the upper hand against them at the Riyadh Masters.Their rivalry between Spirit is close, and the only reason they’re fourth and not third on these power rankings is because Spirit got the upper hand against them at the Riyadh Masters.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_TeamSpirit_Wins_TheInternational10TI10-1024x576.jpg">As a region, Eastern Europe has had a rough DPC 2021-2022 season, with a limited Tour 2 and so many teams divvying up the Regional League points each tour. Reigning TI champions Team Spirit have come off the best from the region, but are in a precarious position in terms of direct DPC qualification. They are currently in 11th place on 990 DPC points, but this is likely not enough.Fortunately for them, I rate them highly on these power rankings. Despite their poor run at ESL’s Stockholm Major, they showed enough resolve to take down other contenders like RNG and Tundra at Riyadh Masters. It would’ve been interesting to see their series against Team Secret get a decider—it was a 2-game series that ended in a 1-1 draw.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_OG_StockholmMajor_Playoffs-1-1024x576.webp">OG won the most important LAN so far this season—the ESL Stockholm Major. Despite a great group stage placement, they dropped down in the first Winner’s Bracket round and had to take the long route to the finals. They enacted revenge upon two of the three teams who beat them, ending 20-9 overall in games and claiming the trophy. The only reason they’re not first for me is because the Stockholm Major were missing four teams from China, including my favorites to win the Arlington Major.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_PSG.LGDWinsWePlayAniMajor_4-1024x576.jpg">For the first two Tours, PSG.LGD looked like a juggernaut, winning all the points on offer within China since they were unable to attend the Stockholm Major. They had a disappointing third tour, needing tiebreakers just to make it to the Major.Part of this apparent performance downswing can be attributed to the fact they were TI-locked so early, however. Their championship run at Riyadh Masters saw them drop just one series against Team Secret—though it was a new and temporary Team Secret roster, so take the upset with a pinch of salt.LGD’s wins against Tundra and Spirit were clean (and against Deboosters it was almost comical), but then they iron-manned through Nigma, OG, and Spirit again to take the title. They don’t need any points from Arlington, but if they are motivated to win, then this is easily their tournament.Whilst LGD is my number one slot, I think the value in having OG, Tundra, and Team Liquid so far at the top makes it tough to decide between WEU and China for which region to back. I’ll back WEU this time to claim the Arlington Major championship.<div class="quoteWho" style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;">Ben "Noxville" Steenhuisen &nbsp;ONEESPORTS &nbsp;2022-07-29 10:48:00</div></div>

The PGL Arlington Major is the last chance for any team to obtain a direct invite to The International 11 in Singapore.A total of 17 teams will contest the $500,000 tournament for their chance at 4,57...

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It's outrageous! This hurts me as long as I get a little closer, and I'm basically dead!
 
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<img src="https://prodcdn.1playapi.com/uploads/20221217/19ce0ba82548fcc3e1219743ff1b4afb.png?x-oss-process=image/watermark,image_MXBsYXkvd2F0ZXJtYXJrLnBuZz94LW9zcy1wcm9jZXNzPWltYWdlL3Jlc2l6ZSxQXzc=,g_sw,x_10,y_7,text_QG1vbGFuIGlzIGNvbWluZw==,interval_6,align_1,color_FFFFFF,size_69" />It was too exaggerated, and then I played cyc myself.
 
<img src="https://prodcdn.1playapi.com/uploads/20221217/9ec173160a8434ba2ef9c5da6feb2dbd.png?x-oss-process=image/watermark,image_MXBsYXkvd2F0ZXJtYXJrLnBuZz94LW9zcy1wcm9jZXNzPWltYWdlL3Jlc2l6ZSxQXzc=,g_sw,x_10,y_7,text_QG1vbGFuIGlzIGNvbWluZw==,interval_6,align_1,color_FFFFFF,size_69" />This injury is really terrible! ! Why is it so painful! In the mid-term, as long as the enemy dares to approach me, if I use a 2 skill, half of the tank's blood will evaporate! And this blood sucking is also very scary.But in the later stage, everyone's damage was very high, I was suppressed, and I couldn't get up at all, which led to a battle that took 30 minutes, so long.<img src="https://prodcdn.1playapi.com/uploads/20221217/292fbbf1ea1440fde7d1280205e297b3.png?x-oss-process=image/watermark,image_MXBsYXkvd2F0ZXJtYXJrLnBuZz94LW9zcy1wcm9jZXNzPWltYWdlL3Jlc2l6ZSxQXzc=,g_sw,x_10,y_7,text_QG1vbGFuIGlzIGNvbWluZw==,interval_6,align_1,color_FFFFFF,size_69" />

It's outrageous! This hurts me as long as I get a little closer, and I'm basically dead!
It was too exaggerated, and then I played cyc myself.
This injury is really terrible! ! Why is it so painful! I...

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/hunden-968x544.jpg">In a surprise announcement, the Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC) has lifted former Heroic coach, Nicolai “⁠HUNDEN⁠” Petersen’s ban with immediate effect. The statement said the decision came “in light of a constructive engagement” between the two parties on November 29.HUNDEN will undertake relevant training while ESIC will undertake relevant training and ESIC has confirmed that it will review its policies and procedures to ensure they are consistent with good industry practice and fit for purpose.The 31-year-old Dane also released a statement thanking his legal team for guiding him through his dealings with ESIC.There is not much information available from either side with HUNDEN also making it clear they will not be making any further comments.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/HundenHeroic.jpg">On August 19, 2021, ESIC banned HUNDEN for breaching its code of conduct. HUNDEN was banned for sharing a folder comprising sensitive strategy information with another team. This incident took place ahead of IEM Cologne. Heroic finished the event in 13-16th place.Despite the recipient team not opening the said folder, ESIC banned HUNDEN for two years for violating its code of conduct.&nbsp;Having just come out of an eight-month suspension for abusing a coaching visual bug in the game, the two-year ban would serve a death sentence on HUNDEN’s time in CS: GO. HUNDEN was part of nearly 40 initial coach names that were found guilty of abusing the visual bug.&nbsp;Stay tuned to esports for the latest CS: GO news and updates.</div>

In a surprise announcement, the Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC) has lifted former Heroic coach, Nicolai “⁠HUNDEN⁠” Petersen’s ban with immediate effect. The statement said the decision came “in li...

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