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I'd also like to say a few words, especially since I was one of the three players that the pioneer played against in the playoffs. I believe his victory was well-deserved, and the organizers' decision to strip him of the medal, and even ban him, is more than questionable. In our correspondence, for example, he immediately told me that he was playing with a focus on HP, so I don't think any new details about him emerged after the tournament, and he didn't deceive anyone. In the "novice" tournament, there were also people who had been playing Heroes online for quite some time but hadn't achieved outstanding results and decided to improve their skills, or simply those who had been registered on the resource for a long time but hadn't participated in games (and it's wrong to single out the pioneer among them for any reason). His skill can be judged by the reports, where the results are good, but not at the level of a top player (I can say the same about my game against him). So, the organizers shouldn't be wasting time on nonsense after the tournament is over and should just leave the medal with the winner.