Tournament organizers haven't banned Taiga following Morf's video release

Nemiga Gaming's Dota 2 team manager, Eduard "zverHDD" Ashurkevich, revealed that Tommy "Taiga" Le can still pursue his career as a player. The esports athlete hasn't been banned by major tournament organizers.

“It's been exactly a month since Morf's video documenting Taiga's adventures in the world of "sweet odds," known as "322," was published. The incident was quite loud, but the player still hasn't faced a ban from any tournament organizer, at least not in an official capacity.

There have been a couple of condemnations from professional players and some community jokes – that's what this esports sphere is capable of. Although the player claimed to leave the pro scene, today they're gone, and tomorrow they're back – it happens. But the public ban remains.

After such incidents, hands drop, because the question arises: if everyone cares so little about what's happening at the Tier-1 level, what can be said about Tier-2 and Tier-3...

At the end of March, I sent emails to four Valve employees. No response, just like the messages sent a year ago. After all, nobody owes anyone anything... “ - Eduard "zverHDD" Ashurkevich

On March 5, 2024, Morf released an investigation about Taiga. In it, the blogger showed conversations between the esports player and Alexander "Sensibility" Filatov, who is known for arranging fixed matches. After this, the player was expelled from Leviatan, and he announced that he had ended his career.