Last night, Virtus.pro took to social media to expose that its Rainbow Six Siege group hadactually been unjustly disqualified from completing in the Malta Cyber Series: VII competition. It was declared that this was an act of discrimination, with Virtus being gottenridof from the competition duetothefactthat of the ‘national origin of the gamers’. However, the competition organiser, GMR, has simply today released a declaration snapping back versus the claims of discrimination versus Virtus.pro’s Rainbow Six team.
Damning Claims
The initial post on Twitter by Virtus.pro stressedout that the group was gotridof from the Malta Cyber Series: VII occasion without caution. This was set to be a ‘practice’ occasion for the group ahead of the Six Invitational 2024, however regardlessof ‘playing the veryfirst match’, the group was quickly disqualified from the running. This is what Virtus.pro composed:
‘According to the info we got from the administration, the choice was made due to the nationwide origin of the gamers. The accomplishments and experience of Virtus.pro in the discpline, as well as the made slot in the European league, do not permit us to turn a blind eye to the obvious displayscreen of discrimination versus our gamers, which we instantly reported to Ubisoft.’
As a reaction, GMR, which is the organiser behind the Malta Cyber Series, tried to set the record str