Sypeh’s Deadlock Duo With Account 8 Needs An Answer

Public Deadlock tracker data reviewed by DramaLock on June 18, 2026 raises a narrow but serious question around Virtus.pro Marvel Rivals player Mikkel “Sypeh” Klein: who was controlling the Deadlock account displayed as 8 when it stacked with Sypeh?

The account at issue is Deadlock account 1705875833, visible on Deadlock Labs as 8. At the time of review, Deadlock Labs showed the account at 50 / 16, a 75.8 percent tracked record across 66 games, with top heroes including Rem, Ivy, Silver, Lady Geist, Venator, Lash, Apollo, and Shiv. Its recent visible history also included Rem and Ivy games on June 17.

The part that needs an answer is the played-with record. Deadlock Labs showed 8 and Sypeh’s Deadlock profile together for 15 tracked games at 13W / 2L, an 87 percent win rate. Sypeh’s own Deadlock Labs page showed the reciprocal line: 8, 15 games, 13W / 2L, 87 percent.

That does not prove boosting. It does not prove account sharing. It does not prove Sypeh knew anything improper happened. It does prove there is a public, reciprocal tracker record tying Sypeh to a high-win, low-footprint Deadlock account over a concentrated run, and that is enough to ask for a clear response.

What The Public Pages Show

DramaLock reviewed overlapping match data on the two Deadlock Labs profiles. Public match IDs visible in the overlapping history included #82302600 on May 14, 2026; #81689632 and #81676860 on May 11; and a cluster from May 6-7 including #80787960, #80781034, #80765469, #80758928, #80751252, #80605127, #80601161, and #80595168.

On the account 8 profile, the played-with panel listed Sypeh at 13W / 2L over 15 games. Other high-frequency teammates shown in the same panel included eatingpizzarn at 13W / 2L, Munkmutta at 12W / 2L, Samitayyt at 7W / 1L, and mskatiie at 6W / 0L.

Sypeh is not a random ladder name. Virtus.pro’s own February 10, 2026 announcement lists Mikkel “Sypeh” Klein on its Marvel Rivals roster. On Tracker.gg’s Marvel Rivals Rank Score leaderboard reviewed June 18, Sypeh appeared at No. 4 with a 5305 rank score and 184 matches, which is still elite even if the circulating “#1” label was not true on that snapshot.

That context matters because sponsor-facing competitive integrity does not stop at the title screen. A professional player does not have to be guilty of anything for a public account-control question to deserve an answer.

What Is Not Verified

The original tip to DramaLock pointed to Tracklock’s page for account 1705875833. DramaLock could not independently load that Tracklock page before publication because Cloudflare verification blocked both direct and browser-rendered access. Because of that, Tracklock-only teammate-chain claims are not being treated as verified facts in this article.

The same tip included a streamer-admission claim and a wider chain involving other Deadlock accounts. DramaLock could verify the public 8 account’s Rem/Ivy activity and the reciprocal Sypeh played-with record on Deadlock Labs. DramaLock could not verify, before publication, who was physically playing the account, whether the account was shared, or whether any streamer publicly admitted to using it.

That boundary is the point. The tracker record is real enough to ask about. The accusation is not proven enough to state as fact.

The Response Request

DramaLock is asking Sypeh and Virtus.pro to respond to the following questions:

• Who controlled Deadlock account 1705875833, displayed as 8, during the May 2026 games listed with Sypeh?
• Was the account shared, borrowed, or operated by more than one player?
• Did Sypeh knowingly queue with account 1705875833 while it was controlled by someone other than its Steam account holder?
• Does Virtus.pro have a policy on account sharing, boosting, or ranked-integrity issues involving its players in games outside their main competitive title?
• Is there context that changes how the public Deadlock Labs played-with records should be interpreted?

This article will be updated if Sypeh, Virtus.pro, the account holder, or another directly involved party provides a response with verifiable context.

Why The Answer Matters

There is a softer version of this story where everything is harmless: friends queueing, public trackers compressing context, no hidden hand on the account, no professional-integrity problem. If that is the answer, the people involved should say it plainly.

There is also a harder version, and it is the reason the question exists. If a top Marvel Rivals pro was knowingly stacking with a shared or borrowed account in Deadlock, that would be a sponsor-relevant integrity issue even if it happened outside Marvel Rivals. Ranked ecosystems run on trust. Public-facing pros trade on that trust. When a tracker trail creates a reasonable account-control question, silence is not a great answer.

For now, the verified story is not “Sypeh was boosted.” The verified story is this: Sypeh and account 8 show a reciprocal 15-game, 13W / 2L Deadlock Labs relationship; account 8 shows a 50-16 tracked record and recent Rem/Ivy activity; and the unanswered question is who was actually on the account during the run.

This is enough to ask for an answer. It is not enough to pretend the answer is already proven.

Source Notes

• Deadlock Labs account 8 / 1705875833: deadlocklabs.gg/player/1705875833.
• Sypeh on Deadlock Labs: deadlocklabs.gg/player/140056912.
• Sypeh on DeadlockTracker: deadlocktracker.gg/player/140056912.
• Tracklock account page supplied with the tip, not independently loaded before publication because of Cloudflare verification: tracklock.gg/players/1705875833.
• Virtus.pro February 10, 2026 Marvel Rivals roster/status announcement: virtus.pro/news/virtus-pro-receive-partner-status-in-marvel-rivals.
• Tracker.gg Marvel Rivals Rank Score leaderboard, reviewed June 18, 2026: tracker.gg/marvel-rivals/leaderboards.