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September 4, 2021
CS:GO
Ex-Heroic coach HUNDEN releases evidence implicating former teammates in coaching scandal
Following his recent claims that some of his Heroic teammates knew he was exploiting the CSGO spectating bug, Nicolai “HUNDEN” Petersen has surfaced with evidence backing up that claim.
The ESIC investigation into the coaching spectating bug led to over 30 coaches being banned back in 2020.
The evidence that was presented to Danish TV2.dk shows, among other things, a conversation between HUNDEN and Nikolaj “niko” Kristensen, who is now playing for OG.
“Everyone on our team knew it. Maybe not the first time, but after. Everyone knew that,” niko said.
Server logs are another piece of evidence for HUNDEN’s claims. During the Home Sweet Home Five series against Team Spirit, HUNDEN used the coaching bug to see the entirety of Dust 2’s mid for well over 12 rounds.
Those server logs, HUNDEN claims, show that René “TeSeS” Madsen is helping him put his camera in position during that Dust 2 game.
At the time, the Danish team comprised of Casper “cadiaN” Møller, Martin “stavn” Lund, and Johannes “b0RUP” Borup, next to niko and TeSeS. Currently, TeSeS, cadiaN, and stavn are still part of the Heroic organization.
HUNDEN says he has handed all his evidence to ESIC, the same organization that banned him for the coaching bug abuse, and later banned him for an additional two years for trying to share Heroic’s strategies with an opponent ahead of IEM Cologne last July.
Joachim Haraldsen, CEO of Heroic, has issued a statement regarding HUNDEN’s evidence. I have honestly had enough of HUNDEN’s attacks on all the boys he has coached,” Haraldsen said. “I think he should start growing up and take responsibility for what he did.”
