Shakeup in Esports: Leviatán Drops Tommy 'Taiga' Le Amid Match-Fixing Allegations, Indonesian Stand-In Steps Up

Argentine esports organization Leviatán has officially announced the removal of Tommy "Taiga" Le, a Norwegian player, from their Dota 2 roster. During the EPL World Series: America Season 10, Indonesian player Kenny "Xepher" Deo will join the team as a stand-in.

Tommy "Taiga" Le has been a part of Leviatán since March 18 of this year and has amassed $643,000 in prize earnings over his professional Dota 2 career. Recently, he expressed a likelihood of retiring from competitive Dota.

Additionally, a recent investigative report implicated Taiga in match-fixing allegations. According to the report, after TI11, Taiga was involved in betting on specific outcomes in OG's games.

The current Leviathan lineup includes:

• Samuel "Sammyboy" Anderson from the United States,
• Igor "Stojkov" Stojkov from Macedonia,
• Damien "kpii" Chok from Australia,
• Kenny "Xepher" Deo from Indonesia (as a stand-in),
• Steven "StingeR" Vargas from Peru.