Looks like teabagging is still alive and well. Killer Instinct World Cup organizer Brandon Alexander has revealed to Yahoo Esports that the taunting technique has in fact not been banned for KIWC. A ...

Call of Duty players often engage in teabagging, a controversial act of repeatedly crouching over defeated opponents. While some view it as harmless taunting, others consider it toxic. Activision's ...

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In online gaming, there are more than a few ways in which players can mess with their opponent. One of the most common ways a player can jokingly troll their opponent is through "teabagging." For the ...

The fighting game community is currently embroiled in a heated moral debate: Should teabagging be allowed at the professional level? Ahead of the Killer Instinct World Cup, organizer Brandon Alexander ...

When the clock counted down the last 100 seconds, Injustice 2 Pro Series player Dominique “Sonic Fox” McLean knew he’d already won the match. His opponent’s health bar had been reduced to a sliver.

“The respawn camera flies back to the spawn location immediately after dying, so your opponents can't teabag / shoot / melee your body and have a possibility of you seeing it.” Yes,I suppose – ...