In a Twitter post, the Smart-led esports organization said that Valve had lifted the ban on the organization after conducting an internal investigation of all involved individuals.
Omega’s investigation resulted in the termination of the contract of Chris “CTY” Maldo and ending the contracts of Prince “Prince” Daculan and Ryniel “Zenki” Calvez.
With this appeal, Smart Omega can now participate in the Dota Pro Circuit Spring Season and other events sponsored by Valve.
Omega Esports also added that they will “strengthen its internal processes to prevent these kinds of incidents from happening in the future.”
They will also remain “committed in upholding the rules of the league and in encouraging healthy competition in the global esports industry.”
For the uninitiated, Valve is a video-game company based in Washington, USA. It developed Dota 2, one of the most popular MOBA games, and the software distribution platform Steam.
It is best known for organizing multimillion-dollar esports tournaments for Dota 2, such as the recent The International 10 with a massive USD 40 million prize pool.
Valve lifts ban on Omega Esports, allows them to join DPC spring season
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