Foreword: Bin, a top LPL star, has recently disappointed many fans with his performance and attitude in international events. Upon reviewing BLG's EWC matches, a pro player noticed that Bin issued only three signals throughout the entire game, fewer than Viper, the Korean import. Because of his flawed mentality during matches, LPL viewers have called on BLG management to either bench Bin or release him. Some industry insiders even claim that besides fans, certain BLG players are also unhappy with Bin's attitude on the field.

Recently, many veteran figures in the League of Legends community have come forward with leaks, stating that there are major internal issues within BLG. Unless Bin recognizes his mistakes and apologizes, he will definitely be relegated to the bench in the third split. Initially, these leaks were dismissed by many BLG fans, as Bin is the team's core star and they couldn't believe management would drop such a big name. However, something unexpected happened that shocked many BLG supporters.

That is, Bin recently directly posted a message saying he needs to step away from the competition due to his condition. Even BLG's official account replied under his post, telling him to rest well. With this dual confirmation from Bin and the official BLG account, many LPL viewers have begun to believe the industry insiders' claims that Bin's attitude is a serious problem, causing discontent among certain BLG players. To appease the team's internal conflicts, management has decided to bench Bin.

Industry insiders reveal the truth behind Bin's departure.

Among these leakers, a post by internet celebrity "Summoner Park" received the most likes and comments. Summoner Park revealed all the details of Bin's departures so far. He stated that Bin had considered leaving last year when he had a conflict with BLG's coaching staff, Kakao. In a fit of anger, Bin left, but BLG management specially invited Bin's parents to persuade him to return. Bin's second departure occurred earlier this year, again due to a disagreement with the coaching team. However, this time management did not try to persuade him; instead, they announced the second-team top laner. Seeing management's stance, Bin recognized his mistake, chose to return, and apologized to the coaching staff.

This time, Bin's "departure" post marks his third time packing his bags. During matches, Bin refused to communicate with his teammates and failed to send signals, which angered some BLG players. Coupled with his own "mentality issues," Bin decided to take a temporary leave. Currently, BLG management plans to give him two weeks off, hoping he can relax and reset his mindset.Once, twice, but never three times. Do you think Bin will be able to fix his bad habits after this break?

Previously, Bin's former teammate Angel was reviewing a BLG match live on stream when viewers pointed out that Bin had barely sent any signals throughout the entire game. Angel then checked Bin's signals and found only three in the whole match. Moreover, Bin had turned his microphone to maximum volume and barely spoke. Many viewers concluded that there was a conflict between Bin and his teammates, as sending signals is a basic requirement for professional players, yet Bin refused to communicate during the game.

Conclusion

I think Bin really needs to change his stubborn temper in the future, because throwing a tantrum during international competitions harms both himself and his teammates. Looking back, it's really shocking that Bin only sent three signals in a single match. Earlier, XUN and Viper both mentioned in interviews that there were communication issues within the team, and they might have been referring to Bin.