Isn't that a bit of an overstatement? And what do you consider a "normal" game? A Lexus?:D What kind of proof do you need? As the tournament organizer, I'm very interested in what I should do. Should I invalidate his result because he seemed to have a momentary lapse in judgment on his first turn?

Are the provided proofs not sufficient? Or do you need the computer to display the message "Cheater!!"? What, in your opinion, constitutes cheating? A "normal" game is any standard game with version SoD 3.2 or 4.0, not 3.2 + a patch by Vasya Pupkin. Is there a difference? Or are cheats already being called "skill" in this sandbox? O_o

Well, then what's the problem? Not everyone who figures out how to use a program is capable of calculating where to send which hero!

The problem is that few people want to taint themselves with this program. It seems you're a judge? Reread the rules you wrote in the contest conditions. Regarding the "loud" statement - if a player violates the rules and records it on video (the very fact that an unlikely situation repeats itself), is that already a scandal? Oh, right, let's downplay it as a scandal. Let him continue to cheat. Or do you want to repeat the occurrence of all these random events? He can't even do that consistently, as seen in the video. Maybe he'll come over and show us. Then I'll apologize. But until he does, VBN is a cheater. I don't know if that sounds harsh, but it's a fact, and he's not in a hurry to refute it. P.S. If you think that's not enough, I suggest you first figure out the technical process behind the occurrence of morale boosts, lucky events, and other "random events."