BLG Top Laner Bin Fined ¥150,000 for Skipping Fan High-Five

Bilibili Gaming top laner Chen “Bin” Ze-Bin was fined ¥150,000 after leaving the stage instead of taking part in a mandatory post-match fan high-five following BLG’s June 3, 2026 playoff victory over EDward Gaming in the LPL 2026 Split 2 playoffs. League operator TJ Sports issued the disciplinary ruling and also fined Bilibili Gaming ¥50,000 for inadequate supervision.

The LPL requires players to complete a stage walkout and high-five fans in a designated interaction area immediately after matches. After reviewing the incident, TJ Sports ruled that Bin violated league regulations and imposed a public reprimand and mandatory training on fan interaction rules in addition to the fine.

The league described participation in fan activities as a “core duty” of professional players and found skipping the session harmed the audience experience and disrupted event operations. The disciplinary notice did not provide details about Bin’s reasons for leaving the area or whether any personal circumstances were considered.

Bilibili Gaming’s ¥50,000 fine and public reprimand reflected the league’s finding that the team failed to properly supervise the player during the post-match routine. The ruling requires Bin to complete league-directed training on fan engagement protocols.

The penalty for Bin is larger than several recent sanctions in other regional Riot Games competitions. After the LEC Spring Roadtrip, two teams were fined €5,000 each and one player received a €2,000 fine for inappropriate language on broadcast; those amounts were lower than Bin’s fine.

The disciplinary notice did not specify whether additional penalties could follow if the player or team does not complete the ordered training or repeats the behavior.