Skiter is perplexed by ESL's decision regarding the banned players for 322 matches: What is the reason

Champion of The International and active player of Team Falcons, Oliver "skiter" Lepko, expressed his dissatisfaction with ESL's decision regarding banned professional players by Valve for their involvement in match-fixing incidents.

He expressed his opinion on Twitter.

Letting former matchfixers back into competetive dota hurts integrity of pro games. I wish ESL gonna backtrack this statement and realize mistake they are making.

Skiter fervently hopes that ESL will reconsider their mistaken decision. Otherwise, the professional Dota 2 scene will suffer from the presence of individuals who have lost the community's trust and whose credibility cannot be restored.

It is important to note that skiter, yatoro, ATF, Malr1ne, Sneyking, and other professional players recently set a new record in Dota 2. They played a public match with the highest average MMR of all time. More details about the match and the record can be found in the article.