EQ Cerise player admits to faking non-binary identity after VCT Game Changers ‘cheating’ disqualification
EQ Cerise player admits to faking non-binary identity after VCT Game Changers ‘cheating’ disqualification

After EQ Cerise’s disqualification from VCT Game Changers for a use of third-party software, it has been revealed that a member of the team lied about their gender in order to compete in Game Changers.

It’s been a weekend of controversy for Valorant Game Changers. On October 9, EQ Cerise were disqualified from the tournament’s Open Qualifiers after a team member was found to be using third-party programs during their match versus CLG Red.

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— VALORANT Champions Tour NA (@valesports_na) October 9, 2022

Despite the allegations being denied by EQ’s IGL, the team was disqualified and their 2-1 victory over CLG Red was overturned.

On October 10, ‘dyslexic’ (the player accused of using third-party cheats) posted a Twitlonger addressing the disqualification. While they continued to deny that they were using third-party software, they did reveal that they identified as male, and had faked a non-binary identity in order to compete in Game Changers.

forgiveness

Read: https://t.co/Rekg4SDy22

— dsylexic (@1dsylexia) October 10, 2022

They claimed that a teammate, Jenni ‘nabiichu’, was aware of the deception and had even encouraged them to lie about their identity.

“I sincerely apologize to my teammates for lying about my non-binary status to play in Game Changers,” dyslexic said. He also claimed that “nobody else at EQ Cerise knew that I was faking my non-binary status to play in Game Changers besides Jenni (nabiichu).”

Continued denial of cheating

Despite the admission that he had lied about his gender identity to compete, (later corroborated in a Twitlonger by ‘nabiichu’) ‘dyslexic’ continued to deny that he had used third-party software to cheat.

My compete honest and transparent truth about EVERYTHING

Read: https://t.co/f9ws6Jtk6W

— jenni ♡ (@nabiichuVAL) October 10, 2022

However, multiple members of the Valorant community have pointed out that ‘dyslexic’ is listed as a customer on a well-known Discord server that sells third-party software for Valorant.

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— Anti-Cheat Police Department 🕵️ (@AntiCheatPD) October 10, 2022

‘dyslexic’ acknowledged that he had used third-party software in the past, but that those cheats were not active during the series against CLG Red. He stated that he had been account banned in the past because of it, and that he had stopped using third-party software after that ban.

He claimed that third-party software had never been used on the account that he used to participate in Game Changers.

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