Letting go of crude jokes right in the match, pro gamers see off a lot of money

Overwatch League is still going on with the attention of a large audience, but on April 4, a pro gamer Korea’s Jung-won ‘Lastro’ Mun made the community stir just because of his swearing minute right on the stream.​

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The 19-year-old player participated in the last game of the day of the San Francisco Shock, while in the match chat, he innocently sent rude words without knowing that the audience could see them in the main livestream. awake. Lastro’s vulgar messages were shown to viewers of both teams, making the situation very embarrassing.

Things started to get chaotic, another player named Rascal kept copying Lastro’s messages while the Super player repeatedly asked everyone to stop. Even match observers had to constantly text question marks to push those inappropriate languages ​​out of the match chat, not to make things more chaotic.​

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After the incident, the tournament organizers also decided to penalize Lastro and Rascal’s followers for making inappropriate statements during the match. Accordingly, each player will be fined 1000 USD (nearly 24 million VND). Then Lastro also apologized on the official Twitter: