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I'm a dad from the chat, don't understand a thing about cheating in Heroes, and only a little in Heroes itself... but I'm susceptible to logic, and more to tactics than strategy, so... what I saw: Vitaliy (Gomogulus) makes excellent use of the resource of drawn cards, absolutely devours everything, calculating down to the millimeter. For this, he receives universal respect, and sometimes even more. I go onto Amil's (Mikhail's) stream, and they're discussing this topic; I listen with half an ear... a day or two passes, then I see a stream of Hella with Gom... I go in and ask what the attack on Vitaliy is about, and they tell me in detail. And at that moment, Vitaliy (Gomonguls) is playing Jebus Cross with Hell; I won't say I'm an expert on Gomonguls's play, but he went to break through the General's Guard and lost 6 ducks, then broke through the Dragon Utopia guard, saw Wizards, returned, and went for the prison where he died to nagas... honestly speaking... I'm not a fan of Vitaliy, I haven't watched his streams. His actions frankly surprised me.
Regarding the subject: Imho, the serious accusations made, maybe I'm being a smartass and everyone has long understood everything, but an analysis needs to be done: request saves, for example, test the maps, draws, etc... I'm a dad from the chat, but when Hell (whom I root for) doesn't get a good draw on Jebus Cross 8 times in a row, you start blaming not the water, but everything in sight!