The Twitch channel of EvilArthas has been unbanned after 6 years

Six years after the ban, Twitch has restored Vitaliy Arthas Tsali's channel. His account is now available to users without any restrictions. The last ban occurred in May 2019 and was related to aggressive and hateful comments directed at certain groups of people. At that time, the streamer stated that he did not know the exact reason for the ban, but after the incident, he completely left the platform and began streaming on YouTube and Kick.

The unban of Vitaliy became possible after changes in Twitch's policy that came into effect in February 2025. According to the new rules, the platform now gives the chance for even permanently banned accounts to be restored, as long as the violations were not systematic. As a result, other streamers have also approached Twitch with requests for unbanning.

Arthas has already commented on the restoration of his account, but he did so without much enthusiasm. According to him, he views Twitch solely as a platform for "money-driven" content, while YouTube remains his main platform.

Well, I'll play Unranked in Dota 2 for huge donations if they give it to me, like last time. Twitch is strictly for money, YouTube is for proper content.

The streamer has already played for significant donations from viewers. In August 2023, one of them, Andrey Mellstroy Burim, transferred 1,000,000 rubles for a single game. Vitaliy was surprised by such donations and agreed to fulfill the conditions, despite his previous statements that he had lost interest in Dota 2. He noted that the amount received for a single game was substantial and expressed his willingness to return to the game.

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