Controversy Erupts During $5,000 Call of Duty Match on Twitch
In a recent Twitch broadcast, popular streamers xQc and Adin Ross decided to relive the nostalgia of 2012 with a high-stakes wager match on Call of Duty: Black Ops II. However, what started as lighthearted fun soon turned sour when xQc accused Ross’ teammate, iziprime, of cheating. As a result, iziprime has been suspended from Twitch, although the exact reason has not yet been disclosed.
Accusations and Denials During the Match
The argument began after xQc’s team lost the match, and Ross proposed a rematch for double or nothing. However, xQc declined the offer, claiming that Ross’ team was reading their Twitch chats during the game. This raised concerns that they were receiving information from viewers watching both teams’ streams.
“Nah, if you’re gonna read chat, there’s no point in doing double, to be honest,” xQc stated. He continued to make these accusations while reviewing clips of Ross’ teammates, which were provided by his own viewers.
One particular clip featuring iziprime on the Black Ops II map, Hijacked, became the center of xQc’s suspicions. In the clip, iziprime can be seen lying prone on the left side of the map before alerting his teammates that xQc’s team was on the right. This raised doubts about how iziprime could have known their location without external assistance.
“Look at that! Your chat spams ‘right side,’ they put arrows, you look at chat, then you say ‘both right side,'” xQc exclaimed. Ross’ team denied these allegations, but the dispute remained unresolved, leading xQc to abruptly end his stream.
Suspension of iziprime From Twitch
According to StreamerBans, iziprime’s Twitch account was suspended one hour ago. The reason for the suspension has not been officially revealed at the time of writing. However, iziprime himself tweeted an image of the email he received from Twitch, which stated that he would be back in 7 days, accompanied by a humorous message: “I’ll be back in 7 days fat booty bitches.”