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Enigma Saggy hacking has been a constant topic of discussion in the last few days. It all started with a video that went viral on Instagram that showed him using two BGMIs in his phone. BGMI Pro Saggy was dubbed to be using some kind of hacks for his iOS device to gain unfair advantage over his opponents to win matches.
In the beginning, Saggy tried to explain his side by saying everything was on a live stream from Feb 17, and that it has been a while since he has played with his team and has gone live on his “growing” YouTube channel since he has to focus on his college. However, the IGC, fedup of all the hackers in the scene and have been finding a way to deal with hackers, and Krafton has also been taking constant measures, but it just has not been enough.
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Saggy has been labelled a sketchy player in recent months due to some dubious clutches he pulled out in third-party tournaments. This issue was recently raised for the first time by BGMI pro Saumraj.
According to Saumraj, Saggy was caught onstream using hacks while attempting to switch between apps on his iOS device, and two BGMI applications were discovered.
Saumraj also stated that he is up to date on the latest hacks used in BGMI, and this one is apparently used on jailbroken iOS devices to hide the tampered game on-stream and allow the player to continue using it while playing the game.
Saggy is currently on a break, as he was not recently seen competing in the 7Sea Invitational tournament. He did, however, respond to these allegations by uploading a recording from his device that included two BGMI games. He asked sarcastically if “having two BGMI apps on his phone makes him a hacker.”
Enigma Gaming has not said anything about the allegations on their player, but given that the player is not currently on their active roster, they are likely to release a statement soon.
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