Taking his winnings is outright evil, and I don't think he should've been banned either. I'd like to play Devil's advocate with your argument, if you'd be inte

Taking his winnings is outright evil, and I don't think he should've been banned either. I'd like to play Devil's advocate with your argument, if you'd be interested and willing. Couldn't one say the same thing about Blizzard: "it's their game/tournament, their rules"? They banned him from participating in Hearthstone esports for 1 year. Is the primary distinction that O'Connor doesn't depend on SNL for her livelihood? Would the argument hold if O'Connor were employed by SNL?