SQreen replied to NS: “I am a person who has outplayed all tier 1-3 players on the pro scene since 2011.”

Dota 2 analyst Khaled sQreen El-Habbash responded to criticism from Yaroslav NS Kuznetsov, who stated that player ratings at BETBOOM Streamers Battle 14 were distorted due to the work of experts. sQreen published his appeal in his personal Telegram channel.

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It’s funny to read how a real old alcoholic (NS) calls someone a drunk, and even more so talks about the objectivity of the players’ assessments at the streamers battle, while he shamefully left the competitive Dota already in 2013 (13 years ago), having gotten drunk in the great tag Virtus.pro, who kept him for his length of service and did not send him to retirement even earlier, and, accordingly, has no idea about 99% of players who now play Dota, due to the fact that he simply never played with them anywhere. And at the same time, I am a person who, since 2011, has outplayed all tier 1-3 players on the pro scene, and who also found and brought out many talented players through my stacks. I stopped playing on the competitive scene only in 2023, and since then there have been practically no new players. Specifically regarding the players at the streamers battle - I played or crossed paths with 95% of the players in one way or another, so I can accurately assess their current level. With the other 5%, I studied their profiles in detail, and also based on other assessments of people who know them better. To prove it not in words, but in deeds, I turn directly to NS: If any player at the streamers battle has questions about even one assessment, I’m ready to fly to your alcohol stream at any time and explain it. Let the community decide live who is right and who is wrong. Or you will show everyone once again that your statements are just shaking the air, and very stale and with a degree of alcohol.

Previously, NS criticized the BetBoom Streamers Battle 14 player rating system. In his opinion, the final ratings were “ruined” due to too much weight of expert opinion, as well as sQreen’s work as one of the two rating compilers at the tournament.