At the Extremeland Zowie Asia tournament in Shanghai, China, CS: GO and OpTic India player Nikhil 'Forsaken' Kumawat was caught cheating and using an auto-aim hack during a match-up against Vietnamese team Revolution. Once officials grew suspicious and began looking at Forsaken's PC he attempted to delete the hack before it was found.

Which was hidden in a temp directory using temp file names.

more pics of @OpTicIndia at #eXTREMESLAND2018 when forsaken was caught cheating pic.twitter.com/SD6EvDWUvc

— 辛味。 (@liuxinwei0102) October 19, 2018

Naturally, once exposed OpTic India were disqualified from the tournament - with OpTic Gaming first booting Forsaken from its India team before disbanding its India-based CS: GO team entirely.

pic.twitter.com/i1qRRgUHmO

— OpTic India (@OpTicIndia) October 19, 2018

Apparently this isn't the first time Forsaken has been caught cheating as he received a Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC) ban back in 2017.