OG made a statement after the scandal involving Taiga: the club's announcement

OG stated that they condemn the actions of Tommy "Taiga" Le, following the publication of new evidence of his involvement in 322 schemes. Additionally, the club mentioned that they were previously forced to reinstate him into their roster due to insufficient evidence of his involvement in match-fixing.

The corresponding statement was published on the club's official Twitter page.

"After rumors about Taiga emerged in 2023, we immediately contacted ESL, PGL, and Valve, and followed the advice of lawyers. At that time, the issue was closed due to insufficient evidence. With the help of lawyers, we conducted an independent investigation, interviewing all organization employees involved in the case, and reviewed all available documents and evidence. As a result, we suspended Taiga and engaged in dialogue with tournament operators"

According to the team representatives, an independent investigation was conducted, and they worked with Valve and tournament operators. However, at that time, they could not prove Taiga's guilt.

Moreover, the club allegedly found itself in a situation where it couldn't accuse the player without evidence but also couldn't remove him from the roster due to potential penalties.

"During the investigation, as clear evidence was not obtained, we were forced to reinstate him in the roster until the end of the DPC season, otherwise, we faced disqualification for using a stand-in. We maintained neutrality in this matter without substantial evidence, realizing the unjustifiability of claims against Taiga's reputation and career"

In the end, OG condemned Taiga's actions, emphasizing that the club was not involved in his actions and always advocated for fairness in competitions.

"OG always advocates for fair competition, so in light of new evidence, we condemn Taiga's actions and behavior"

It's worth noting that after Morf's investigation was released, new facts about 322 schemes involving Taiga came to light.

According to the blogger, Taiga could earn not only from bets but also from leaking insider information.