PGL changed tournament rules after incident with sQreen

The Peru Edge roster, formerly known as Mosqito Clan and recently acquired by a new organization, may be disqualified from PGL Wallachia Season 4. According to reports, Khaled sQree El-Habbash, head of the Dota 2 division at Peru Edge, placed bets on matches of the tournament in which his team is competing.

Under updated PGL regulations, any individuals affiliated with a participating team including players, managers, coaches, and other staff, are strictly prohibited from betting on tournament matches. These rules were reinforced following the incident, adding a clause banning bets from anyone connected to a team.

Khaled sQreen El-Habbash responded to the allegations:

I’m responsible for the Dota 2 division — I’ve said this many times. They can't disqualify Peru Edge. I don’t bet on their matches. The rules say only the manager, coach, and trainer can’t place bets — those are people directly attending the tournament. I’m not one of them.

This situation is reminiscent of a recent case involving streamer Timur TraVoMaN Khafizov, who publicly placed a bet against his own team, Rabotyagi.

Peru Edge roster:

PGL Wallachia Season 4 will take place from 19.04.2025 to 27.04.2025 in Bucharest, Romania. 16 teams will raffle off a prize pool of $1,000,000.

Earlier, CyberScore reported rumors about Team Secret testing new players.