win.gg
Win.gg Counter-Strike HUNDEN suspended from Heroic following tournament exploit, ban

HUNDEN suspended from Heroic following tournament exploit, ban

M Alzamora
M Alzamora Published 01/09/2020

Heroic has suspended Counter-Strike: Global Offensive coach Nicolai “HUNDEN” Petersen following his involvement in using an exploit used to gain a competitive advantage during Dreamhack Malmö and Home Sweet Home Cup Season 5.

The announcement came a day after the public reveal that three teams had used an exploit that allowed coaches to gain an unobstructed view of any part of the map during tournament play. ESL announced that it had identified three teams that had used the exploit over the course of three separate tournaments in violation of ESL rules. Along with the statement announcing HUNDEN’s suspension from the Heroic roster, the organization also released a statement from the Heroic coach explaining his actions.

“CSGO at the top level is super competitive and I saw an edge which I knew was wrong, but I took it and used the bug in-game. I acted on my own, without the knowledge of my teammates,” HUNDEN said.

HUNDEN went on to say that after using the exploit several times, he alerted an ESL referee to the exploit. That referee, Michal Slowinski, then went on to review thousands of demos and ultimately identified that Heroic, MIBR, and Hard Legion had used the exploit.

CSGO coaching exploit spells trouble for competitive scene

The prevailing defense coming from the involved teams places particular emphasis on referring to the exploit as a bug, despite the fact that it was easily reproducible and gave teams who used it a clear advantage in competitive play. Valve’s other Regional Ranking tournaments used to determine team placement in the next ESL CSGO Major have been alerted and are currently reviewing their own demos to see if other teams may have used the exploit.

BTS was informed about this decision shortly before the public announcement today.

We are currently investigating the allegations that this bug was exploited at the cs_summit6 Online RMR event. https://t.co/O8LdPdwkzc — LD (@LDeeep) August 31, 2020

With the potential of other teams having used the exploit, competitive CSGO could face further shakeups in the coming days as tournament organizers like Beyond the Summit and Eden Malta Arena complete their own investigations.

M Alzamora M Alzamora
About M Alzamora

There are few things that writer M Alzamora loves more in life than Pokemon. And there are even fewer things that she loves more than her favorite Pokemon, Eevee. But M’s appreciation for gaming isn’t just limited to Nintendo’s famous pocket monsters. She’s interested in every type of game across every genre of gaming, and she has the credentials to prove it. M’s work has also been seen on Working Classicists and gaming sites.

View full profile
Read Also
Complexity Gaming shuts down after 23 years – Here’s what we know Valorant
Complexity Gaming shuts down after 23 years – Here’s what we know Khizar Mundia Esports organization Complexity Gaming is ending its 23-year run, as its founder announces its shutdown. Complexity is an organization that has been around since the early days of esports. The organization had rosters in multiple games, including Counter-Strike and Valorant. Despite this, Complexity’s CS roster was the most famous, as it won several major events. This is why it was a surprise for fans to hear that Complexity is shutting ...
Team Vitality vs FURIA: Predictions and best picks for StarLadder StarSeries 2026 Counter-Strike
Team Vitality vs FURIA: Predictions and best picks for StarLadder StarSeries 2026 Owen Harsono We have a clash of titans in the StarLadder StarSeries Fall consolidation final, as Team Vitality will take on FURIA for a grand final spot. Both teams have shown signs of shakiness throughout the event, so expect some scrappy Counter-Strike. Here are our Team Vitality vs FURIA predictions. Tournament: StarLadder StarSeries Fall 2026 Stage: Playoffs – Lower Bracket Final Game: Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) Format: Best of 3 Betting tip: These ...
MOUZ vs FURIA: Predictions and best picks for StarLadder StarSeries 2026 Counter-Strike
MOUZ vs FURIA: Predictions and best picks for StarLadder StarSeries 2026 Owen Harsono MOUZ are set to take on FURIA in a do-or-die match in the $500,000 StarLadder StarSeries Fall 2026 lower bracket. Both teams have already suffered losses at the event, but we believe one team is in much better shape than the other. Here are our MOUZ vs FURIA predictions for September 19. Tournament: StarLadder StarSeries Fall 2026 Stage: Playoffs Game: Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) Format: Best of 3 Betting tip: MOUZ ...
StarLadder StarSeries Fall 2026: Teams, format, schedule, and prize pool Counter-Strike
StarLadder StarSeries Fall 2026: Teams, format, schedule, and prize pool Owen Harsono Top-tier Counter-Strike is back on the menu with StarLadder StarSeries Fall 2026. It’s not a 16-team tournament with every top team in attendance, but it’s still bound to entertain us for a solid four days. Here’s everything you need to know about StarLadder StarSeries Fall 2026. Tier 1 Counter-Strike lands in Spain again for the first time in a while, with only eight teams in attendance. StarLadder StarSeries will be ...
Team Spirit vs Team Falcons at BLAST Open Fall 2026: best predictions and picks Counter-Strike
Team Spirit vs Team Falcons at BLAST Open Fall 2026: best predictions and picks Owen Harsono We’re in for a treat, as the BLAST Open Fall semi-final will feature a matchup between Team Spirit and Team Falcons, with the winner booking a spot in the grand final. It’s a battle between the world number one and number two, so this is a match you definitely don’t want to miss. Here are our BLAST Open Fall Team Spirit vs Team Falcons predictions. Tournament: BLAST Open Fall 2026 ...
Is CS2 Dying in 2026? Counter-Strike
Is CS2 Dying in 2026? Owen Harsono Counter-Strike is one of the longest-standing esports franchises, having built a loyal fanbase over the course of two decades. However, if you’ve browsed through social media platforms across the past few months, you might have seen people claiming that the game is dying or on a steady decline. Below we’ll take a look at why people are talking about this and answer the question of “is CS2 really dying?” One ...
The Esports Nations Cup Has Been Postponed to November 2027 News
The Esports Nations Cup Has Been Postponed to November 2027 Ben Boland The 2026 Esports Nations Cup has been suspended until 2027. The Esports Foundation announced the delay on August 18, citing ongoing regional uncertainty. The inaugural competition was scheduled to take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, comprising over 100 national teams and featuring 16 different games, including League of Legends. According to the Esports Foundation, this decision follows ongoing developments in the region and consultation with key stakeholders. Moving the event ...