The 23-year-old EMIYA (formerly known as droid) was banned from FACEIT for 2 years for using prohibited software. This is the player's second ban for cheating, raising serious questions about the integrity of the game and potential ties to Akuma's match-fixing.

The situation is complicated by evidence that Rocket, another RMR participant from the USA, communicated with Akuma's coach Psycho (a former team player) during the closed qualifiers. This is a gross violation of tournament rules, further fueling suspicions about Akuma.

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EMIYA's ban and Rocket's potential involvement in dubious schemes mark a new chapter in the Akuma story. While the full extent of their misconduct is not yet clear, these events cast a shadow over the American RMR and raise important questions about the state of professional Counter-Strike.

Stay tuned to find out how this story develops. We will take a closer look at the specific allegations against Rocket, explore possible connections to Akuma, and analyze the broader implications for the CS2 scene.