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Keeping up with Dotes: Drama ensues with Alliance in focus

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We are back with our weekly series to keep you entertained and boy has it been a week full of surprises, and filled with intense dra .. wait for it .. ma. Let’s dive straight into the abyss, shall we?

Alliance wrongfully accused of cheating in the DPC (?)

The almighty “?” in the headline has been reserved for our lovely readers to determine whether or not the punctuation is apt — similar to a sharp double-edged sword.

To the uninitiated, Alliance, after enlisting the coaching services of Peter “PPD” Dager, were found in an awkward situation where the latter was caught communicating with the team throughout their official DPC matches.

Having a coach during a dota game has never been allowed.
0 respect for people that cheat, same thing when people macros and claim it’s ‘not against the rules’ or ‘I still have to know when to use it’
L O L

Mentioned concept to valve TI9
They said no

— Johan Sundstein (@OG_BDN0tail) May 11, 2021

We don’t know if TI is going to be 6 or 5 man tournament 🙃
Guess we’ll soon know!

— Johan Sundstein (@OG_BDN0tail) May 11, 2021

The team was called out on social media for cheating and abusing the rules, only to later find out that ESL and DreamHack updated their rules for the DPC and communicated the same to all teams via email.

Im a BigCheater and theres nothing u can do about it man shiit

— Nikobaby (@NikoDOTA) May 11, 2021

As it turns out, Alliance were the only team to diligently go through the rules as compared to other teams. Talk about due diligence, eh? Since the explosion, ESL and DreamHack has reversed the rule, and Alliance has been absolved of any wrongdoing.

Teams discussing @theAllianceGG having their coach ingame pic.twitter.com/1WiHYkWxun

— Cap (@CapCasts) May 12, 2021

Although, it couldn’t stop the others; pro players and community alike, from eliciting a response.

Moving on ..

Bring forth the Supporters Club!

Valve introduced Supporters Clubs, a new way for fans to support their favorite teams by purchasing bundles of badges and seasonal equippables in its latest patch. Now you can support your favourite team by purchasing the .. uhm .. pricey bundles.

If you’re wealthy and want the rich to get richer, [cough Gaben cough], then it’s a perfect match for you.

Nonetheless, the amount of efforts put in by teams to bring these bundles to fruition is exemplary and does bring a smile to your face. Let’s take a look!

We needed help recording our fan package chat wheel lines. So we hired professional voice actor @CapCasts. Not quite sure how much he helped 😬 pic.twitter.com/nuxFxMmXoM

— Team Liquid (@TeamLiquid) May 13, 2021

Lookie lookie pic.twitter.com/qkiXEIa03H

— SUNSfan (@SUNSfanTV) May 13, 2021

Throwback time, see for yourself

One of those rare moments where Matumbaman ran out of time and had a random Lycan pick only to be praised the helluva lot from BSJ!

Throwback to when @MATUMBAMAN ran out of time and had a random pick Lycan. 🤣 pic.twitter.com/Khpwb7HPLX

— WePlay Esports (@WePlay_Esports) May 13, 2021

See you again next week!

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