No[o]ne Calls Out “Sus” Dota 2 Account Linked to Nisha

Parivision’s veteran Volodymyr “No[o]ne” Minenko recently suspected Team Liquid’s Michal “Nisha” Jankowski of violating Valve’s rules with his Dota 2 account.

During a personal livestream, No[o]ne claimed Nisha is misleading the public because he hasn’t been seen playing on his main account. He suspects the Polish player has been smurfing—using a fake account to play in the lower MMR range (around 4,000 to 5,000) with friends.

No[o]ne further suggested this alleged fake account played numerous matches before the recent Dota 2 EWC 2025 event. This high activity likely makes the account easy to track using Valve’s notoriously accurate detection system.

If proven true, Nisha could face a permanent ban, similar to other punished professionals. Valve has previously stated it will strictly enforce rules against unsportsmanlike conduct like smurfing, account boosting, and fake accounts without exceptions. This situation is sure to draw significant public attention, especially from fans following Team Liquid’s Dota 2 squad.