'Fake Klay Thompson' banned from Warriors games after shooting hoops pregame

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A YouTube personality affectionately known as "Fake Klay Thompson" was banned from the Chase Center after getting past security and shooting hoops before the start of the Golden State Warriors' Game 5 on Monday.

Dawson Gurley, who bears a striking resemblance to the Warriors sharpshooter, wrote about the ordeal on social media. He said he was able to get right past security and onto the court.

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A fan dressed as Klay Thompson appears during the NBA playoffs on May 20, 2018, at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California. (Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE via Getty Images)

"At game 5 and @warriors just banned me for life from their arena," Gurley wrote initially.

"Banned (because) I walked pass 5 layers of security guards (who willingly let me through security without asking for ID) & shot around on the court for 10 minutes. I also spent 10K on tickets which they are not refunding. Why should I be banned because their security is incompetent?" he added.

Gurley posted the letter he received from Warriors security about his banishment.

A fan dressed as Klay Thompson watches the Western Conference Finals during the NBA playoffs on May 20, 2018, in Oakland, California. (Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE via Getty Images)

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On Tuesday, Gurley tweeted the Chase Center had "every right" to ban him.

"Im being contacted by a lot of news organizations to do interviews. As of now I will not be doing any. Don’t want to make this a bigger deal than it is, the chase center has every right to ban me. I get it. No hard feelings. Had fun doing it."

Gurley dressed up as Thompson in the