PlayTime kicked the players and coach suspected of “322”
Oswaldo Gonzalo DarkMago Herrera Martínez, Frank Frank Arias, and coach Juan David Vintage Angulo Nicho have left the PlayTime roster following the results of an internal investigation.
Club representatives noted that the new roster is already underway and thanked the fans for their support.
Following the organization's statement, Frank thanked the club and shared his plans for the future. According to the player, he was not involved in any competitive integrity violations and intends to continue his career outside South America.
My departure from the team is not related to the investigation involving my two former teammates. I have no information about the events currently under investigation.
Personally, I will continue to improve every day and keep looking for new opportunities. My goal now is to test myself outside my home region.
- Maximo Wits Orosco
- Elvis Scofield De la Cruz Peña
- Elstin Brian Elmisho Verde Hurtado
As a reminder, ESIC temporarily suspended two members of the PlayTime roster on suspicion of violating the principles and rules of fair play at the Esports World Cup 2026. Shortly thereafter, the tournament organizers announced the team’s disqualification from the competition.
Media personalities from the Dota community, as well as PlayTime’s support player Elvis Scofield De la Cruz Peña, commented on the incident.
PlayTime suffered a technical loss in their match against Vici Gaming and finished in 13th–16th place at the championship. The Esports World Cup 2026 for Dota 2 is taking place from 07.07.2026 to 19.07.2026. Twenty-four teams will compete for a prize pool of $2,000,000. You can follow the tournament in detail in our coverage.
As CyberScore previously reported, KJ commented on LGD’s group stage performance at the Esports World Cup 2026.
by CyberScore