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@ADEMlG0D @hambinooo @PUBG @PUBGEsports So why right after the controversy, they change the rule and ban them corresponding to the new rule?

And what happend with all other player/ streamer that also have the same behavior?

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@ADEMlG0D @hambinooo @PUBG @PUBGEsports This is community/ UGC style tournament. It has it own rule and you can find that. Here the part that matter:

“participants livestreaming were “advised” to use an appropriate delay to prevent information exposure.”

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@ADEMlG0D @hambinooo @PUBG @PUBGEsports But then why the PUBG’s staff stated that stream sniping is allowed (live)? And BTW, the tournament is for “streamer”, not a professional match, as they state on the official website

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@TeaBoneTV So then why they re-write the rule right after the incident and ban them for it?

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@TeaBoneTV The problem is that, they ask PUBG’s staff if they’re allowed to stream sniping since this is a community match (“for streamer as they stage on official website”) and the staff say yes. Everything is live and there’s evidence for it.