As reported, on the morning of April 30, the VCS organizers unexpectedly announced a punishment for DNS Gaming – the team currently competing in VCS B and has reached the top 4 teams in the VCS Summer 2022 qualifiers. According to the announcement from the VCS organizers, DNS had colluded with someone within the organizers to manipulate the results. The punishment for DNS was immediate disqualification from the VCS Summer 2022 qualifiers.
On the same afternoon, DNS representatives responded sharply to the accusations from the VCS organizers. The team stated that they played cleanly and would accept to confront any evidence provided by the organizers for clarity.
Before the drama could be resolved, Genius Esports – the team chosen to replace DNS in the top 4 – faced punishment from the VCS organizers for violating Article 8.1.1.2 on fair competition. Under this penalty were comments attacking the VCS organizers. However, regarding the DNS case, the organizers continued to remain silent.
Recently, in a large community group about League of Legends in Vietnam, a surprising detail emerged. A netizen claimed that DNS had indeed changed their line-up to compete in VCS B. Additionally, this person revealed some information suggesting that this issue involved not only DNS and GE but also other teams from both VCS leagues.
A netizen suddenly accused DNS of actually cheating in the competition
After the emergence of new details, the VCS community was left in great confusion. However, after the comment confirming that DNS had changed their line-up, the netizen fell silent. Additionally, the individual mentioned in the post has not responded. Therefore, everything remains mere speculation.
Overall, the situation is still at the stage of accusations from the VCS community, and DNS and VCS organizers have not made any further announcements. The VCS community needs to maintain an objective and neutral perspective to avoid drama or negative public opinion affecting the involved parties.