Cheating CS:GO ESIC mousesports Rejin

Mousesports release coach Rejin following ESIC ban

CS:GO coach Allen “Rejin” Petersen will no longer be a part of mousesports going forward. The team has decided to release Petersen after he received a suspension following an investigation by the ESIC for abusing a spectator bug to gain an unfair advantage. Petersen admitted to abusing the bug when he was still with his former team, Tricked.

07.10.2020 ByJef van den Bosch
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