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Korb3n stated that PlayTime wanted to kick DarkMago after EWC 2026, so he decided to do 322

Team Spirit Dota 2 roster manager Dmitry Korb3n Belov commented on the disqualification of PlayTime members Gonzalo DarkMago Herrera and Juan David Vintage Angulo Nicho, who are suspected of organizing...

ColdMath EditorialJuly 15, 20263 min read
Korb3n заявил, что PlayTime хотела кикнуть DarkMago после EWC 2026, поэтому он решил устроить 322 cover

Team Spirit Dota 2 roster manager Dmitry Korb3n Belov commented on the disqualification of PlayTime members Gonzalo DarkMago Herrera and Juan David Vintage Angulo Nicho, who are suspected of organizing fake matches. Belov shared his thoughts in a chat on his personal Telegram channel.

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[Question from the chat: “What’s wrong with the Peruvians?”] No idea, according to rumors the dark magician was going to be kicked after the tournament, he decided to demobilize)))) But the office is murky

ESIC disqualified DarkMago and Vintage before the start of the PlayTime play-off match against Vici Gaming at the Esports World Cup 2026. Representatives of the commission noted that the measure is preventive in nature, and a decision on final sanctions will be made after a detailed investigation. PlayTime received a technical defeat in the match against Vici Gaming and ended its participation in the championship.

Esports World Cup 2026 for Dota 2 runs from July 7 to July 19. The teams are fighting for a prize fund of $2 million. The schedule and results of the competition can be tracked in the report.

Source: Cybersport.ru

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