Throwing your controller in a match of rage after dropping a sport is one factor, however how many people have picked up and thrown the chair we’re sitting in, not in anger however in pleasure after successful? That is exactly what occurred over the weekend throughout a Mortal Kombat 1 event, costing the winner their prize cash as a result of they broken costly tools.

For context, the CEO 2024 Preventing Recreation Championships happened just lately at Daytona Seaside in Florida. There have been quite a few preventing sport tournaments; one in every of which was for Mortal Kombat 1. A participant often known as Dyloch went on to win the grand finals (as noticed by TheGamer), and determined the easiest way to rejoice his victory was by throwing his chair out of the ring.

Fortunately, nobody was injured, however the chair did hit a really costly mild fixture. In keeping with Alex Jebailey, the CEO of CEO Gaming, one in every of these fixtures prices roughly $2,992, and he even tweeted asking for Dyloch’s PayPal data since “someone’s paying for that damaged mild fixture and it’s not me.” Apparently, Dyloch received $565 for successful the event, which means he’s not solely misplaced all of it, but in addition a further $2,427 out of his personal pocket. Whereas he did conform to “take accountability for the sunshine,” Dyloch doesn’t appear to damaged up about not getting to maintain the prize cash if his post-match Tweet is something to go by.

This isn’t the one consequence of Dyloch’s chair throwing, although. Jebailey has additionally threatened to ban anybody from future CEO tournaments ought to one thing like this occur once more: “If yet one more particular person pops off throwing something you can be banned from any occasion I ever do. It is a last warning to anybody sooner or later. Don’t throw issues.” It’s a superbly cheap request contemplating the chance of harm. Issues would’ve been much more dire for Dyloch had he unintentionally hit somebody within the head with that chair.