Tyler1 Exposed These Win Traders

Last week, Tyler1 exposed some League of Legends boosters on stream.

That kind of news isn’t normally too crazy but this time, the boosters turned out to be a coach and player of an esports org.

They’ve since been removed from the team in drama that has turned out to be what you could describe as a bit of a s@*t-show.

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[Boxoflife]

Big props to Team Ambition for handling this with respect to the game, the amateur e-sports scene, and it's community

[tedjomuljono]

Tyler got one thing wrong at least, they are indeed sleeping together

[rodrigogaragarza]

buying boosting services must be the most pathetic thing someone can do

[anthonyandrade]

T1 getting challenger in all 5 roles, living his life and still finding time to do rito's job better than them when it comes actually investigating this kind of stuff😂

[numbers]

tyler1: “bro she’s not gonna sleep with you”

anticipation: “au contraire!”

[spiedi]

the sad thing is that they have been doing it for a long time and probably wont stop... Riot really needs to ban them and show that these things dont fly...

[RDG]

Thankfully, the org did something. If it were up to Riot, they would have been told to go buy a Star Guardian skin instead

[rh]

Imagine ruining any potential career just to boost your GF

[travisanderson]

They're literally still actively wintrading together as recently as yesterday. They just switched up the account names. Chocovanille is now Háppÿ Pøtatø and R5 Jungle is just playing under his Anticípation account. They've squeezed in at least 8 games together in just the past couple of days.

[balyeet]

The couple have been doing this for too long, too bad they got queued with detective big T.

[rdbh]

Tyler called it dead-on with the e-girl/e-boy thing without even knowing 😂😂😂

[FantasKanal]

Honestly, i think its hard enough for a small org to grind it out, as such i think the org itself handled the situation quite well.

[MaeyiQuinn]

its one thing paying for a service to boost a rank, it's another to gloat about it on social media as if you did all the work. Thats the part I never get. If I come across another D-M player in my games I don't think twice, but if you see them bragging everywhere how they finally reached it, then yeah, you naturally snoop to see if they are legit. 9 times out of 10, they aint.

[tugars]

funniest thing is them flexing their ranks on twitter

[rskreviews]

Team Ambition definitely handled this situation very well. I was actually surprised how honest they were about this situation, good on them.

[motiion]

“I’ve been playing league for a disturbingly long time.”

You and me both buddy.

[icecreamcake]

Getting matched consecutively with the same people and losing in those games is more terrifying than being suspected of boosting. And then at the next game when you are matched with them again you're just like: "fk you guys again?" And you all start trashtalking each other on champ select.

[kevinsolo]

It was real ballsy to do this in a game you could see tyler1 was in

[McShortyMidgetface]

Bro imagine getting called out like this while coaching for the beer league hockey equivalent of League. Ouch...

[Notapiering]

I still don't understand why people want to do this stuff, it just takes away your effort and also the seratonin boost you get when you overcome the obstacle.