Dyrachyo Discussed the Strict Restrictions on His Account Due to His Behavior in Matchmaking
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Anton “dyrachyo” Shkredov admitted that before starting his career on pro scene, he had extremely low integrity score in Dota 2.
The player discussed this on Twitch.
“Yeah, and it’s still active. Before I got into esports, my integrity score was 1, and I got banned for six months. So I created a second account—which I don’t play on now—but that’s how it was. My integrity score was 1, and I was always muted for a week: the mute would expire, and after just one game, I’d be muted for another week. After, I stopped pulling that kind of nonsense. Because there’s not much point in it.”
Acording to a statement by Anton “dyrachyo” Shkredov, the esports player regularly received restrictions on voice chat, which were reinstated almost immediately after being lifted. Moreover, on one occasion, the player received a six-month ban, forcing him to create a new account.
As a reminder, Anton “dyrachyo” Shkredov had previously accused Wang “Ame” Chunyou of being irresponsible toward training.





