The 2023 Dota Professional Circuit began off on the improper foot, as a number of execs had been banned completely from competing as a result of account sharing or match fixing. Many of the bans in query originated from the Japanese European area, and HYDRA additionally joined the fray because the workforce was accused of match-fixing by Neon League.
HYDRA at present competes within the second division of the EEU DPC, and the workforce was taking part in a 3rd occasion event, Neon League, for follow till the division two motion started.
Whereas it was enterprise as traditional at Neon League, the admins detected an anomaly throughout a HYDRA match. In keeping with the assertion supplied to escorenews.com, uncommon betting sizes drew the eye of the event admins.
The guess totals that often capped round $40-50 all of the sudden spiked to $6,700 as HYDRA proceeded to lose the primary match in a “suspicious method.” HYDRA’s carry participant, Kıyalbek “dream`” Tayirov, was within the heart of the allegations since he placed on an uncharacteristically poor efficiency.
Because the admins dived into HYDRA’s inner communication information, they stumbled upon a number of circumstances of dream` forcing teamfights regardless of being at an obstacle. In one in all such fights, the carry participant was 160 golds away from his buyback. Contemplating it might solely take seconds to farm that buyback, HYDRA’s actions had been deemed questionable.
Following the investigations, HYDRA denied all allegations, however the workforce expressed their willingness to cooperate. Event admins concerned with the case despatched all of the proof to Valve, bookmakers, and different Event Organizers throughout the scene.
If HYDRA is discovered responsible of match fixing, gamers concerned with the case can obtain lifetime bans from competing in Valve occasions, which means they’d be out of the EEU division two earlier than it even started.