Because there has been no new announcement about Zeros’ penalty, many Vietnamese gamers are curious to see “Ma Vuong 2k” named at a tournament with the logo of Riot Games.
With a large number of League of Legends gamers in Vietnam, few people have never heard of Zeros’ “Global ban” penalty. Because of that penalty, Zeros was banned from all games and tournaments in Riot Games’ tournament system.
And since the day he was banned from playing until now, Zeros has repeatedly expressed his remorse in the hope of being “pardoned” by Riot Games and returning to professional competition. However, so far Riot Games has not once reviewed Zeros’ penalty, let alone pardoned the former player.
But recently, Zeros appeared in the squad competing at a tournament with the Riot Games logo. This makes many gamers curious and suspicious that Riot Games has “quietly relaxed” the penalty for “Demon King 2k” by allowing this streamer to compete in his tournaments outside the “regular” system. ” regarding MSI as well as Worlds.
Zeros was on Team Teacher Three’s roster at the tournament with the Riot Games logo.
However, there are comments that this tournament is not organized, managed, invested or sponsored by Riot Games. The appearance of the Riot Games logo in the media products of this community tournament is because the organizers have asked Riot Games’ permission to organize the tournament.
“Riot accepts the award but does not sponsor or organize it.” – a gamer talks about the community tournament called Zeros and Riot Games.
Comments from some gamers explaining the Riot Games logo.
On the other hand, there are also comments that this is a community tournament and that the appearance of the Riot Games logo is simply because the tournament organizers “insert it for fun”.
“The logo is just for fun, but this award has nothing to do with Riot Games. For those of you who are worried, just inbox Aba (Teacher Three), he will answer for you.” – another opinion from Vietnamese gamers.
“Zeros is unbanned, guys?” – a fan was curious to see Zeros named in the tournament with the Riot Games logo.
After all, although it is not known whether the tournament has anything to do with Riot Games’ consent or approval, many gamers have confirmed that this community tournament is not organized or sponsored by Riot Games.
In addition, the appearance of Garena’s League of Legends editors was simply hired by the tournament organizers for comments (because the League of Legends editors in Garena are all collaborators).
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