Rocket League pro Kofyr has been banned from all Rocket League Championship Series tournaments and other Psyonix-affiliated competitions through the end of 2027. Rocket League Esports says the player violated Section 7.1.3 of the official RLCS Code of Conduct. The disciplinary action follows public allegations about inappropriate behavior toward multiple women at an after-party connected to the RLCS World Championship.
Psyonix did not publish specific details about the incident and did not identify any individuals involved. That distinction matters: the ban itself is officially confirmed, while the more detailed allegations come from public statements and social media discussion surrounding the event.
Kofyr had already issued a public apology before the suspension was announced, saying that his actions had made people uncomfortable. He did not, however, provide a detailed description of what happened.
Psyonix Bans Kofyr Through 2027
Rocket League Esports announced the disciplinary action on September 30.
Under the ruling, Kofyr is barred from competing in the RLCS and any additional Psyonix-affiliated competition until the end of 2027.
The organization cited Section 7.1.3 of the RLCS Code of Conduct.
That section prohibits behavior considered disruptive, unsafe, destructive, harmful, harassing, disrespectful, or otherwise inappropriate toward other members of the Rocket League community.
Psyonix did not explain publicly what specific evidence, statements, or findings led to the decision.
As a result, the exact conduct behind the suspension has not been fully detailed by the tournament organizer.
Allegations Emerged After RLCS Worlds After-Party
The controversy began several days earlier on social media.
In a widely circulated clip, streamer Bails discussed an unnamed North American Rocket League pro who allegedly behaved inappropriately toward several women during an after-party following the RLCS World Championship.
Bails alleged that the player touched multiple women on the buttocks without consent.
He also claimed that the player was intoxicated and underage.
Bails did not initially name the individual.
However, he ruled out several players and teams during the discussion, prompting members of the community to speculate that he was referring to Kofyr.
Those claims quickly spread across X and other social platforms.
Kofyr Issues Public Apology
Kofyr responded publicly on September 28.
In his statement, he apologized for making people uncomfortable with his behavior.
He also said he had reached out directly to the people affected by his actions.
Kofyr outlined several steps he intended to take, including seeking professional help, stepping away from social media, and donating to an organization that supports women affected by sexual violence.
His statement did not go into detail about the specific allegations.
He also did not explicitly confirm every claim that had circulated online about the incident.
For that reason, the allegations discussed on social media should not be treated as fully established facts beyond what Psyonix has formally confirmed.
Official Suspension Came Two Days Later
Rocket League Esports announced its decision two days after Kofyr’s public statement.
The length of the suspension is significant.
A ban through the end of 2027 removes Kofyr from official RLCS competition for an extended period and could have major consequences for future team opportunities, contracts, and his broader esports career.
Psyonix did not say whether any additional disciplinary measures were taken by a current or former team.
The organization also did not outline any specific reinstatement process or conditions for a possible return after the ban expires.
Psyonix Provides Few Details
The official announcement itself was brief.
Psyonix confirmed the suspension and cited the relevant section of the Code of Conduct, but did not release witness statements, investigation findings, or a detailed description of the conduct involved.
That makes it important to separate the official ruling from the broader public discussion.
What is confirmed is that Kofyr violated the RLCS Code of Conduct and has been suspended through the end of 2027.
The more specific allegations connected to the after-party originated from public comments and online discussion rather than a detailed statement from Psyonix.
A Major Setback for a Young Player
Kofyr had emerged as one of the more recognizable young players in the North American Rocket League scene and had already appeared at international RLCS events.
The suspension now puts his professional career on hold for at least one full competitive cycle.
What happens after that remains unclear.
Kofyr has said he plans to step away from social media and work on himself, while Psyonix has not said whether he will need to meet any additional requirements before returning to sanctioned competition.
For now, the situation is straightforward: Kofyr remains banned from all RLCS tournaments and other Psyonix-affiliated events through the end of 2027.
