Proof: Every game starts at 4:30, and you can see the text skip from "The game is starting in 10 seconds!" to the game in "Kill contracts will be issued in 3 seconds!", where the time is 4:23. Real time of the run should be around 56-57 seconds

I'll have a look, thanks

I saw this, and it isn't a splice. It was the recording software freezing on the screen for the first 5 seconds. If you compare a timer of the game to that video, you can see that the video starts the frame when Amaz was teleported.

Seems like Qrimzon is right. What isn't right however is time in Amaz's run. After retiming it correctly, the final time is 59.77.

I wouldn't be able to tell if it was a splice or not, but I'm more on the splice side. That "my recording software froze" is the most bullshit, as well as the most used excuse to cover up splicing.

It's not up to me, but that's my take on it.

There really isn't much that could be spliced in Amaz's run

If I had to make a guess on what happened, I would say his recording software pauses recording when a game is not focused (GameDVR for example used to do this). Since the game hadn't started yet they could just be looking at another program.