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Why was Reginald fined $75 000 Exploring the TSM CEO s esports history

TSM CEO Andy Reginald Dinh has been placed on probation by Riot games for abusive behavior (Image via Sportskeeda) In a recent press release, the gave a competitive ruling suspending TSM CEO Andy "Reginald" Dinh for two years and fined the organization $75,000. LCS claims that an external investigation has established a "pattern and practice of disparaging and bullying behavior exhibited by Andy Dinh towards TSM players and staff members." As per the ruling, Dinh will be required to complete sensitivity training. An anonymous hotline will also be set up for the employees at Team SoloMid so that they can raise complaints without fear of backlash. Competitive Ruling: Andy Dinh

Read now at: Competitive Ruling: Andy DinhRead now at: The decision to put the CEO on probation is in stark contrast to an internal investigation conducted by the company in May this year, which found no , clearing his name from legal liability.

Everything you need to know about why former LoL pro turned TSM CEO Reginald was suspended from LCS

acknowledges that allegations of bullying and mocking players were brought forward against Reginald Dinh back in November 2021, which led to more players and staff coming forward with their stories corroborating the events. , a former League pro, had revealed the abusive climate being fostered behind closed doors at the organization on stream. He even blamed the authorities for covering it up, saying: "He made a lot of players cry. You would be very f***ing surprised at how many of your favorite faces in LCS... legit mental breakdown. Because of how badly they were getting berated... how badly they were just getting verbally assaulted. It's just... It's the case of like a bully behind closed doors who gets covered up. I'm serious." Riot has also made a distinction in its ruling, making it clear that they are not a substitute for the government-approved justice system and that their fines and suspensions are only limited to the "team's ancillary business." They also explained that the external LCS investigation was carried out alongside the internal investigation. The ruling mentions a respective tweet by Reginald Dinh on February 19, 2021 directed toward a Cloud9 player, which they found to be denigrating and therefore in violation of their rules and regulations. The investigation did not mention the names of any accusers. This is the tweet they found to be in violation of the harassment rule: Ignorant tweet. If every LCS team left the LCS- you’ll be out of a job buddy and probably be paid minimum. Ignorant tweet. If every LCS team left the LCS- you’ll be out of a job buddy and probably be paid minimum. The ruling pointed out that Reginald's conduct within his organization went against rules 14.3.1 (Profanity and Hate Speech) and 14.3.4 (Harassment is forbidden) and dictated a fine of $75K to be as a team because Dinh, under the code conduct laid down by the LCS, is a member of the team. The terms of the fine, as explained in the press release, are as follows: "TSM is fined seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000), which represents 3x the maximum fine for conduct unbecoming of an LCS Team Member to reflect the lengthy multi-year pattern we believe existed." The ruling also mentions that: "TSM is required to provide evidence within sixty (60) days that Dinh has completed: (i) sensitivity training; and (ii) executive training. The training must be provided by a third-party that is unaffiliated with TSM." And last but not least: "Dinh is being placed on probation for the next two years."

Social media reacts to Andy Reginald s probation

Most in the League of Legends community have welcomed the fact that the behavior of the CEO has been called out. The point of contention between some is about the penalty imposed. Many feel that $75k is nothing for a big organization like TSM and that it feels like a "slap on the wrist." People are missing the biggest part of this: two years probation across Riot ecosystem and an anonymous tipline for TSM employees and players. People are missing the biggest part of this: two years probation across Riot ecosystem and an anonymous tipline for TSM employees and players. Saw the title and was hoping for a punishment towards TSM, couldn't be more happy with the news! Saw the title and was hoping for a punishment towards TSM, couldn't be more happy with the news! Wow the probation and tip line? That’s pretty big news aside from the fine which is pocket change for TSM

Maybe the tip line should be a more standardized thing in the League instead? Wow the probation and tip line? That’s pretty big news aside from the fine which is pocket change for TSMMaybe the tip line should be a more standardized thing in the League instead? Glad at least something is being done. Long time TSM fan, and I want to continue supporting this team, but it’s getting harder and harder with Andy at the helm Glad at least something is being done. Long time TSM fan, and I want to continue supporting this team, but it’s getting harder and harder with Andy at the helm 75k and sensitivity training. So essentially nothing. 75k and sensitivity training. So essentially nothing. 75K for a billion dollar org… really? 75K for a billion dollar org… really? i bet he Dinh see that coming i bet he Dinh see that coming How about 75m fine and the removal of TSM as an org from LCS? How about 75m fine and the removal of TSM as an org from LCS? It's good to see a person in power being held accountable for their actions. As a cherry on top, Riot has also mentioned that the money fined from TSM will go to a charity that focuses on mental health and bullying. Poll : 0 votes Quick Links More from Sportskeeda Thank You! Show More Comments No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ Be the first one to comment on this story More from Sportskeeda Fetching more content... 1 Logout No Results Found