– He hasn’t made it clear to us there was a history with an active VAC ban, he asked us about the general rules and we pointed him to the general rules since the CS:GO rules weren’t done. ”Hasn’t made it clear to us there was an active VAC ban”īut now, the $5800 prize pool tournament where he planned his comeback will ban him from participating. I’m sorry I didn’t think of the consequences beforehand. I can promise that cheating won’t happen again, even though it was fun in matchmaking it ruined my career more or less, and there’s nothing that’s worth the risk. – I’ve learned a lot in a short time, and especially grown. He also said he’s learned a lesson from the incident. But I’ve been playing actively and streamed as much as possible for a long period of time because I know I’m not done with CS, he told Aftonbladet Esport. – Recently things haven’t been easy for me because I haven’t had any competitions to participate in because of the incident. Last week he made it clear he was coming back to the competitive scene and was looking to participate at the Birdie LAN in Uppsala, Sweden. He claimed his innocence for the longest time but recently admitted to Aftonbladet Esport that he had in fact cheated, during matchmaking. After the incident he was fired from Team Propertyand forbidden to participate in any official Valve events. Joel ”emilio” Mako caused a stir in the CS:GO community when he became the first player to be VAC banned during an official game. – We’ve discussed this internally and we can’t accept a player that has an active VAC ban, Birdie chairman Lezgin Bakircioglu tells Aftonbladet Esport. He was looking to change that at the upcoming Birdie LAN in Uppsala, Sweden, but now the arrangers are removing his eligibility to play.
After his VAC ban during a game against Hellraisers, Joel ”emilio” Mako hasn’t been able to compete in CS:GO.
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