Apex Legends tournament finals held in secret amid unresolved hacking issues

The Apex Legends Regional tournament final was held secretly after the controversial hacking issue in its last run. 

All Apex Legends players and fans were surprised when clips of mid-tournament hacking circulated on social media. In the clips, two of the most popular players seemed to have installed hacks during the regional final—both of whom claimed to have been hacked during the games. 

While fingers have pointed from the Easy Anti-cheat software to individually compromised computers, the case of the roots of the hacking remains unsolved. Shortly after the unexpected twist to the North American ALGS final, the Esports organization announced that the tournament would be postponed indefinitely. 

However, it seems that the ALGS has deviated from its initial statement, as the ALGS Regional Final was revealed to have been held secretly to eliminate the possibility of another hacking issue.

Little recap of what just happened:

– ALGS did indeed run Regional Finals in SECRET to avoid another hacker situation, smart

– TSM proves that they indeed figured the new meta out, @ImperialHal on Bloodhound 📈📈

– Legacy better be signed, because holy domination with 2nd… pic.twitter.com/LU8EbUiY3c

ImperialHal leads TSM to win ALGS Regional Final after aimbot hack issues

TSM emerged as the Regional Finals’ top team, with ImperialHal’s unparalleled flexibility regardless of the gun. It can be noted that the player’s popular “aimbot hack” clip was using the Longbow, which was also the gun that helped them easily dominate the finals. 

Meanwhile, the new ALGS team, owned by popular Among them streamer DisguisedToast, has qualified for the LAN Tournament with their fifth-place finish. 

Other teams who have qualified for the ALGS LAN tournament in May include DarkZero, Moist Esports, Legacy, Elev8 Gaming, Spacestation Gaming, Luminosity Gaming, Complexity Gaming, FURIA, Cloud9, and Oxygen Esports.