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Fans Give Support to Jacko and Other PH Players, Petitions Raised

12:33 PM January 06, 2016
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Following Valve’s banning announcement for several players in the Southeast Asian scene, fans took to social media to raise a petition for reconsideration against Valve’s verdict.

Jellal “AAAlgorithm” Fernandez, a player currently coaching in SEA, started the petition saying that Valve should have given different levels of punishment for the players involved. He said that Mark Anthony “Jacko” Soriano, a minor at the time of the massive match-fixing scandal of 2014, was still under-aged and did not know any better for having participated.

The petition also noted that the case for banning Jacko and the other 8 Filipino players was markedly different from Malaysian team, Team Redemption (formerly Arrow Gaming), arguing that their case was already solved and punishments have been meted out by local Philippine organizers.

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“If we have to make eSports to be match up to [the] and accepted as a sport like other traditional sports then we have to follow [the] kind of ban system like traditional sports do,” he stated.

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If you want to know more about the AAAlgorithm’s case or you want to sign the petition go to change.org

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