Valdus Esports Disqualified From Wild Rift Tournament
Valdus Esports' League of Legends: Wild Rift team was disqualified from its tournament after a player was found sharing their account.
- Valdus Esports' Wild Rift roster was disqualified after Riot Games found a player had shared their account.
- Amihan Esports was disqualified earlier in the same tournament over a player's incorrect age documentation.
- Riot Games banned three people from Amihan Esports: the player for 9 months, the manager for 1 year, and the owner indefinitely with a 2-year appeal option.
The Filipino team Valdus Esports's League of Legends: Wild Rift squad was removed from the tournament for a rules violation. It came out that one of the team's players had shared their account. For Riot Games, which is very strict about its rules, every rule violation opens the door to bans.
The first team disqualified from the tournament was Amihan Esports. That team was banned because one of its players' ages was listed incorrectly on their documentation. Riot Games handed penalties to three people from Amihan Esports: the player received a 9-month ban, the manager got a 1-year ban, and the team's owner received an indefinite ban, with the option to appeal after 2 years.
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