Several Twitch CSGO streamers banned, apparently for redistributing the Berlin Major

The second major of 2019 has a lot of enthusiastic viewers to see the biggest teams of CSGO go on stage again. While various scenarios will undoubtedly take place, the Twitch streamers agree to share the greatest moments with their audience.

But it seems that copyright strikes are blocking these strings because many streamers indicate that StarLadder's DMCA deletes are causing unexpected bans.

While StarLadder is making an incredible production to bring the Berlin Major to thousands of people, Twitch's streamers are listening to the GOTV version of matches found inside the game.

CSGO's major streamers like Erik Flom, Flom, Andre Nooky Utesch and many others were banned, apparently for no reason, after broadcasting the major on their channels.

Complete list of banned CSGO streamers

UPDATE – Some of the streamers listed below have begun to get their Twitch ban annulled (* means not banned)

• fl0m *
• mch_AGG
• Pelaajatcom
• metabro *
• Nookyyy
• 1ukeofficial
• maleK_CSGO
• gabepeixe
• Dimaoneshot
• Viperdemon
• mchfps
• Ryu7z

In fact, ESL had the same arrangements as Katowice CSGO Major of the Intel Extreme Masters, but this was not applied in the main as it was with the StarLadder Major.

In the case of StarLadder, they transmitted crucial DMCAs to channels that Twitch has no choice but to force them. Although some streamers say that these strikes on their chains have arrived without notice.

"So, to clarify StarLadderCSGO, I just received DMCA for broadcasting GOTV," said fl0m after his channel was removed. "I had the casters muted and my sponsors hidden. I can not 100% confirm this next part, but I think starladder now has exclusive rights to the major and I need permission from that person to be able to broadcast the major. "

Fl0m expressed his frustrations on Twitter as the DMCA marks the first time that the streamer channel is banned.

"I'm so angry, first contraction ban StarLadder person did not ask me to turn it off or anything else." All right, DMCA'y think of having done something thing we do all major.

The CSGO community is holding their breath to see how Valve and StarLadder will handle these DMCAs, as the debacle depreciates the viewing experience of fans in the second day of the Berlin Major.